The Devils Men (1976) -

If you’re looking for a cinematic masterpiece, —also known as Land of the Minotaur —is definitely not it. However, if you enjoy "so bad it's good" cult horror, this British-Greek co-production is a goldmine of 1970s eccentricity . The Legend vs. The Reality

The film’s biggest draw is the pairing of horror icons and Donald Pleasence . The Devils Men (1976)

: Plays Baron Corofax, a suave Balkan nobleman leading a Satanic cult in a remote Greek village. Ironically, Cushing was reportedly in mourning for his late wife at the time and appears somewhat "checked out," though he still commands the screen in crimson robes. If you’re looking for a cinematic masterpiece, —also

: Portrays Father Roche, an Irish priest (with an accent that The EOFFTV Review notes "tends to come and go") who is the only one aware of the village's dark secret. Weirdly Interesting Highlights The Devil's Men (1976) The Reality The film’s biggest draw is the