MARK OF THE DEVIL

It is still an example of local fine-exploitation cinema that is far too unknown: Udo Kier shines as beau, an aspiring witch hunter with blue eyes, who blindly trusts his mentor Herbert Lom, until he begins to doubt the methods of the inquisition, and finds God. MARK OF THE DEVIL is an irrevocable witchsploitation classic, produced with a childlike fascination of spectacular excesses of violence, and profoundly anti-clerical.