Evil on Queen Street

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2002
1h 50m

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Matt Spease and Violet Flame in Evil on Queen Street (2002)

Action Adventure Fantasy Horror Thriller

A mysterious crystal takes the form of a tin man mask and takes over the mind of a timid college professor.A mysterious crystal takes the form of a tin man mask and takes over the mind of a timid college professor.A mysterious crystal takes the form of a tin man mask and takes over the mind of a timid college professor.

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5.5/10

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Detective 'Mad Dog' Anderson: When the hell did you get back in town?
Nick Wilson: I'm like a bad penny... I always turn up.
Detective 'Mad Dog' Anderson: Alright smart ass, you listen up and listen good! I never did like you, you smart ass little bastard. Seems funny to me when you turn up in town all these murders start happening.
Nick Wilson: You know, you really ought to read those files before you file them in the file cabinet. Cause I was a professional thief, not a murderer.
Detective 'Mad Dog' Anderson: Maybe you snapped, damned if I know how the human brain works.
Nick Wilson: You know, I think you got a real bad stash of donuts and it's really gone to your head. I'm out of here.
Detective 'Mad Dog' Anderson: You ain't going anywhere, until I say you can!

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THE DEMON WILL RETURN...

Connections
Featured in Creating a Chameleon: Behind the Scenes of 'the Chameleon Killer' (2003)

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Evil On Queen Street
Performed by Dio
Written by Ronnie James Dio

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9/10

Fine start for an Indy Company

Matt Spease's first feature film from his company Dark Night Films is truly great start. Matt definately has an eye for detail in shooting action scenes. He's also a great actor, of all the actors working in his company, he is the best. He plays the rugged hero so good that I'd swear he really is that way in real life. Violet Flame does an ok job in her first official Dark Night Films performance, but she looks as though she holding back a bit. That kind of hurts the overall film, cause she doesn't seem real, just a wrestler reciting lines she's memorized. Overall, I recommend any fans of Indy films to pick up a copy of this film right away, it is well worth the price they them for on their website.