Devil (2010)

"Devil is nothing very special or original, but it gets the job done briskly and economically."

"A serviceable burst of high-end hokum, Devil classes up a flimsy, religion-themed plot (by M. Night Shyamalan) with the kind of limber cinematography only someone like Tak Fujimoto can deliver."

"Do not expect to make any sense of the plot of The Devil's Own - this is about as far from an intelligent analysis of the situation in Northern Ireland (as responsibly dealt with by Michael Collins or In The Name Of The Father) as it's possible to get."

"Do not expect to make any sense of the plot of The Devil's Own - this is about as far from an intelligent analysis of the situation in Northern Ireland (as responsibly dealt with by Michael Collins or In The Name Of The Father) as it's possible to get."

"While the script throws a few spiritual contrivances our way, it's a fun and tense watch and a promising start for the 'Shyamalan Presents' marque."

""From the mind of M Night Shyamalan" is the line on the poster, which instantly had my hopes hoisted high that I was off to see a truly lousy film."

"Like Lucifer himself, M Night Shyamalan has had a massive fall from grace."