Devil In The Flesh

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Devil In The Flesh
Directed by Steve Cohen
Produced by Robert Baruc
John Fremes
Written by Kurt Anderson and Richard Brandes
Starring Rose McGowan
Alex McArthur
Peg Shirley
J.C. Brandy
Phil Morris
Robert Silver
Sherrie Rose
Release date(s) August 21, 1998
Running time 99 minutes
Language English
Followed by Devil In The Flesh 2

Devil In The Flesh is a 1998 cult-classic starring Rose McGowan.

Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.

The film follows a sexy but troubled young girl, Debbie Strand (Rose McGowan), placed in fostercare with her estranged grandmother in Los Angeles after her mother and her mother's boyfriend die in a suspicious house fire. Her granny is an ultra-conservative fundamentalist Christian, who is convinced that she can undo years of Debbie's presumed hedonism with some "correctional therapy." Shortly thereafter she begins to abuse Debbie and forces her to wear demeaning and outdated clothes. McGowan's character soon becomes enthralled with Peter Rinaldi (Alex McArthur), an English teacher at her new high school. However, Peter has both a fiancée and strong scruples, so he repeatedly rejects Debbie's advances. But Hell hath no fury like a Debbie scorned, and before long Peter finds that his life is ruined and the bodies are piling up, as an angry Ms. Strand takes her revenge on her would-be suitor. Also released under the title Dearly Devoted (and not based on the oft-filmed Raymond Radiguet novel), Devil in the Flesh was co-scripted by Kelly Carlin-McCall, daughter of noted comedian George Carlin.

Spoilers end here.

[edit] Cast

  • Rose McGowan as Debbie Strand
  • Alex McArthur as Peter Rinaldi
  • Peg Shirley as Fiona Long
  • Phil Morris as Detective Joe Rosales
  • Robert Silver as Detective Phil Archer
  • Sherrie Rose as Marilyn
  • Wendy Robie as Principal Joyce Saunders

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