Evil Come, Evil Go

Evil Come, Evil Go is a 1972 softcore pornographic horror film written and directed by Walt Davis.

Sarah and Penny sing in the streets, make plans to create a television series that Sarah will use as a platform for her views, and intimidate Pennys tenants. Sarah has Penny lure a man home, and as he and Penny have sex, Sarah stabs him to death. Penny is horrified by the murder, but continues to obey Sarah. As Sarah and Penny prepare to dispose of the mans body, Pennys exgirlfriend Junie visits, and becomes another victim when Sarah garrotes her with a scarf as she is having sex with Penny. Sarah and Penny dump their victims in the woods, where they spot a couple having sex. After the woman leaves, the man approaches Sarah and Penny, and after chatting with them, leaves with the duo, who will presumably kill him as well. A guitarist who had appeared throughout the film follows the group from afar, and sings Evil Come, Evil Go as the credits roll.Bill Gibron of DVD Verdict wrote Wildly uneven, funny as Hell and occasional as disturbed as an actual psychopath, Evil Come Evil Go joins the ranks of other ridiculous exploitation romps, trying to hide their carnality with nonsensical narrative misdirection. And it kind of works. Daily Grindhouses Paul FreitagFey called the film a bizarre blend of ugly sex and ugly gore that was nonetheless a genuinely fascinating piece of work due primarily to Cleo OHaras overthetop performance. OHaras performance was also praised by Ian Jane of Rock Shock Pop, who stated Throw in an inexplicable guitar player who seems to pop up at random and serenade Sarah, a few great scenes where OHaras crazed preacher interrupts a few couples in the midst of coitus and some great footage capturing the seedier side of early seventies Hollywood and its easy to see why this one would have the cult following that it does. ........

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