Video Description

A military cadet (Clint Howard) who happens to be a social outcast taps into a way to summon demons and cast spells on his tormentors through his computer. ... Read more

Reviews (3)

Dark, twisted, and underrated (just how I like 'em)
As one of the few who caught this on cable in the early 1980s, I can attest to the very disturbing nature of this film. 'Evilspeak' as a title doesn't have anything to do with the film itself, but that's fine. It is one of those rare horror gems that wrings every cent of value from its limited budget.

Clint Howard is a downtrodden military school cadet who no one likes - he is beaten up by his fellow classmates, smacked around by his teachers, and beaten by the school chaplain (!). In despair, Clint conjures a long-dead devil through an Apple II computer. (Yep, it turns out the Steve Jobs is evil incarnate after all!) Who knew that Satan's minions could be called with an old Apple II with a dual-floppy drive? Wouldn't it be easier to just call collect?

An explosive and gory revenge-fest follows....with explosions, swords, and wild pigs. Pigs were great in 'Hannibal', but this movie did it first.

Clint Howard's only problem is the inevitable comparisons to Ron Howard. But Clint is a fine genre actor and he brings some fine moments to this 'B' flick. But be warned, this movie is disturbing and extremely violent.

Recommended.

awesome, its about time!!
pretty good transfer, but its totally uncut.. wow.. the ending uncut is soley the reason to get this cool early 80's gem!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11

Finally Uncut
I've been stoked about this film for a long time. I bought a second hand copy of the edited version from a video store about 2 years ago and was very disappointed to find out it was the edited version. So, needless to say, I'm very excited about this DVD. Some say it's a Carrie rip-off, but I don't care. I think it's much better. And, being a gore hound, I'm always happy when a 'video nasty' gets rereleased uncut on DVD. I saw this film originally on video when I was in 3rd or 4th grade and remembered little from it, so when I was watching the edited version, I wasn't sure what I was missing. I was missing a lot! Buy this DVD now if you are any kind of fan of gore films! ... Read more