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There seems to be, as of late, a renewed interest in making films involving the devil. Whether people are being possessed by him, as shown in the less-said-about-it-the-better rubbish of The Devil Inside, or the devil disguising himself as a face in a crowd, which is the focus of the claustrophobic horror/thriller Devil. (On a side-note, could they not have come up with a catchier title? Like The Elevator To Hell, or One of These Things is Not Like the Other? Just saying.) Clocking in with a running time of 80 minutes, the action very rarely lets up once it gets going, but even then it doesn't really deliver on the frights. With a story by M

They call him Ghost Boy and he's the last of the ghosts of Christmas future, the present and the past. One Yuletide night, as the darkness set in, he donned his cape and set out with a grin. An old man his target, a miser if ever there was one. "This will be a blast", Ghost Boy thought, "Oh how this will be fun!" Through walls he flew, without a sound or trace, to this old man's chamber with evil etched on his face. Slowly, slowly and slower still, Ghost Boy did creep. The old man was oblivious in his peaceful, dreamful sleep. Ghost Boy hovered above, relishing his regained power, but here the old man woke and in his be