
Reviews — The Devil All the Time
Audience write-ups from TMDB
Wiccaburr
This film has both positive and unsettling aspects, so brace yourself—it’s a wild experience. It was great that the book's author served as the narrator for the movie. Characters shift between righteousness and wrongdoing without realizing it. The acting combined with how the story develops creates an exploration of wickedness, belief, spirituality, and influence among those living in this isolated region. …
Wuchak
In the isolated communities of West Virginia and southern Ohio during the mid-1960s, a number of individuals’ paths intersect around an orphaned young man (Tom Holland) who is committed to safeguarding those he cares about. “The Devil All the Time” (2020) unfolds as a deliberately paced Southern Gothic psychological drama that incorporates crime elements reminiscent of "Undertow" (2004), alongside the somber atmos…
Manuel São Bento
Netflix has been consistently delivering films with impressive casts. Whether audiences enjoy those movies or not is another matter entirely, but having well-known actors certainly encourages people to give a film a try, even one as lengthy as *The Devil All the Time*, which runs close to two and a half hours. This was my first experience with an Antonio Campos film, and I had moderate expectations based on the synop…


