Demons From Her Past (2006)

"...a nice little horror chiller...  Paul Mavis, DVD Talk
"...quite entertaining...will keep you watching until the end...  SlasherPool.com

Editor's Note In this made-for-television thriller, a woman returns to her hometown in order to set the truth free about a brutal car accident responsible for the death of a boy two and a half decades prior. Dead set on finding justice, she goes up against the most influential men of the town hoping they will confess. Unfortunately there are a lot of people committed to keeping this secret hidden, and they'll stop at nothing to make sure it stays that way.

	Alexandra Paul
	Cynthia Gibb
	Michael Woods
	Rob Stewart
	Bert Tougas - Cinematographer
	Christine Conradt - Writer
	Douglas Jackson - Director
	Neil Bregman - Producer
	Robert E. Newton - Editor
	Steve Gurevitch - Original Music By
	Susan C. MacQuarrie - Production Designer
	Tom Berry - Executive Producer

Movie Cynics 5 of 10
Demons from Her Past is one of those awesome DVD's that attempt to try and advertise itself as a horror movie by putting some creepy images on its cover and a corpse's hand holding a photo on the back. Despite the cool imagery and the amazing marketing savvy of Lionsgate, Demons from Her Past is a simple made for TV movie that has absolutely nothing to do with the horror genre. For anyone that saw the movie The Rival earlier this year, you know what I'm talking about...This film is boring as hell, and there is no point in watching the film. The main character's worthless efforts to bring three men to justice just doesn't work, as she really doesn't do anything to help the situation. All she does is beg men to say they're sorry and sign confessions. How is that an empowering film for women? Without the agreement of the men she wants justice from she can't do shit. It just goes to show that Lifetime is not a channel dedicated to providing quality entertainment for intelligent women, but, rather, it is a station designed to uphold gender stereotypes and pander to the behaviors that make life difficult for women that actually want respect. It is exploitive and brainless, and now they want to market this s*** as a horror movie. The audacity is astounding.