Meg Jenson

From the all-around stellar acting from the entirety of the cast to the uniquely set up plot & its execution, Late Night with the Devil is a televised trip to hell that you don’t want to miss. Hats off to David Dastmalchian who absolutely rocks this roll from start to finish.

Wasn’t HORRIBLE, but definitely 30-45 mins too long. It’s done just well enough you can probably make it through UNLESS you simply can’t stand slow-build narratives, in which case you should skip

Dom you’ll probably never see this but thank you for your hilariously perfect review that I’m going to paste here Absolute worst movie I’ve ever watched in my life. The last 30 minutes might be the worst movie production and acting imaginable. If you have any sense in good movies there’s no way you couldn’t agree with me on this.

There’s no doubt Evan Peters is amazing in this and probably had to go to dark and deep places to fill this role. Many people will find the sheer undertaking problematic, and more will likely struggle to watch the unflinchingly honest depictions of all the crimes that occurred. Nonetheless, the acting from the whole cast is nothing short of incredible, and I found it worth the watch due to important messages around some of the darkest parts of humanity: serial killers and the disturbing impacts of childhood trauma/development as well as the infuriating circumstances around our society and its systems that contributed to this utterly terrifying true story. Hopefully viewers’ main takeaway will be to use what we’ve learned in this difficult watch to make sure nothing like this happens again, and to further prioritize the impact on victims and their families.

Best and most beautiful love story ever made.

Rotten Tomatoes does this one dirty with its 47%. Way higher for sure

Unforgettable watch. This is my second time through it but I will certainly be back. Mad respect to Phoebe and her decision to cap it after the second season - every episode is pure gold.

Not great, but fun to see Luther back.

Anyone who rated this five stars has - straight up - the whackest taste in movies and possibly taste in general. This movie DEFINES “did not need to be made.” The plot is choppy and weak with zero characters you’re invested in or rooting for the entire time… not to mention the bad taste left in your mouth after-the-fact. The biggest tragedy is the $20 we spent to watch it.

I felt compelled to come here after almost being deterred by the critic reviews. They could not be more off-base here, I can’t believe how low they are. The acting is awesome, and the story is well done- I don’t think I’m particularly a movie snob, but I certainly have standards, and I would totally watch this again.