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Halloween'll soon be upon us. If you don't fancy wading through gore-masked hordes and forking out a tenner to watch Saw VI in a theatre of braying teens, we have an alternative.
Go to www.indiemoviesonline.com where you can see the premiere of brand new shock-mock-doc The Devil's Music by Brit director Pat Higgins. It's free and it 's legal!
The Devil's Music charts the tale of controversial rocker Erica Spawn, piecing together the strange events that occur when a fan becomes obsessed. It's a movie made up of talking heads, flashbacks, witness statements and gig footage.
Total Film , always on the pulse, caught a very early version of this movie a while back and we're pleased to say we enjoyed it. A genre mash-up, it's frequently very funny with a smart and unpredictable story.
Think Spinal Tap meets Fatal Attraction with a bit of Rosemary's Baby . Or something.
The Devil's Music premiere's online on the 30th October, just go to www.indiemoviesonline.com where you can stream it for absolutely nada.
The website was concieved as a way of getting indie filmmaking talent into the ether, and they have 100s of other films free to download and watch in the UK, including Lars Von Trier's The Boss Of It , Peter Greenaway's Rembrandt's J'Accuse and Jake West's Evil Aliens - though line-ups are different in the USA, Canada and Australia because of rights issues.
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Stay home. Watch movies. Don't pay a penny and don't break the law - Happy Halloween!
Rosie is the former editor of Total Film, before she moved to be the Special Edition Editor for the magazine group at Future. After that she became the Movies Editor at Digital Spy, and now she's the UK Editor of Den of Geek. She's an experienced movie and TV journalist, with a particular passion for horror.
