This is a superb story and was well-written, filmed, enacted and edited. Outstanding cast, too. It's weird that some people are complaining about this movie. There aren't many like it. It's not disjointed or badly paced. It's well done. It's sort of like Fargo, Natural Born Killers and No Country for Old Men. Speaking of the Coen Brothers, the soundtrack is similar to O Brother Where Art Thou. It helps set the feel of the movie right. Some reviewers complained about Hollywood people judging Appalacia or Christians; that's just absurd. Many good stories with much violence are set against the nice backdrop of the scenic country; it's a style, not an assumption about country people. As for Christians, good Christians would agree that hypocrites are bad. Preaching goodness and being bad is wrong. The Bible itself is filled with that message. The bad people aren't bad because of their faith, they're hypocrites who do the opposite of what their religion teaches. There's plenty of that in the real world, which makes it a good plot. Good movie overall. Watch it.
Review of The Devil All the Time
