Analyzing Evil: Late Night With The Devil

Hello everyone and welcome to the one hundred eightieth episode of Analyzing Evil! Our topic for this video is Late Night With The Devil. I hope you enjoy, and thanks for watching. If you have any feedback or questions feel free to let me know below!

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The song in this video is the Devil's Trill Sonata.

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[Mr_Case_Time]

The most unsettling part for me was when Lily was brought out and she couldn’t take her eyes off the camera. She was looking at US, and I felt that.

[propane_salesman]

The most evil part of this movie was the 10 different production company logos at the start

[Indy_Bendy]

I learned from this movie that johnny carson is stronger than the powers of satan.

[koji]

A youtube film analyst that ACTUALLY analyses and doesnt just recap the movie?! Youre a breath of fresh air, thank you

[guyincgnito]

David D is phenomenal, but I really gotta give the most credit to Ingrid Torelli playing Lilly, she put a new spin on “creepy possessed girl” and I would have thought that well was completely dry

[TakitowSpice]

Minnie’s also a nickname for the name Minerva, the Roman goddess of knowledge who’s symbol is an owl.

[lordfreerealestate]

"Not all selfishness is inherently evil, but all evil is inherently selfish." Love this!

[TGApuleius]

There are a lot of fun tidbits if you pause to read the magazine covers and articles. In one article, his sidekick says that Jack was so magnetic and charismatic in the beginning that everyone joked he must have made a deal with the devil. There's also an ad for the psychic. A quick flash of a magazine cover also has the headline as "Jack's Back" and that the movie of the week is "Hail Abraxas, " but it's dated after the Halloween episode. A clip about the cult Lily was in says that anyone who witnesses the ritual is affected, so that episode exposed everyone watching to the ritual. By December, he's on top and the station is openly spreading Abraxas' influence.

[Redem]

So the dark powers that secretly rule the world can't make you beat Johnny Carlson in the rating...the guy is good.

[Kink_Shaman]

I just finished this film about an hour ago. I thought to myself, “the actor playing the main character did a decent job. But his timing seemed a bit off with his jokes, and his cadence was slightly awkward.” Now I understand why. David Dastmalchian did an amazing job of being a “sub-standard TV personality.” Incredible acting.

[FIDEL_CASHFLOW_]

I'm glad that David Dastmalchian has started getting the roles that he deserves over the last few years. He's one of the best actors out there right now.

[srami]

One of the BEST videos.

Reminds me of what Christopher Lee stated: First you will lose your mind. Then you will lose your soul.

[Ruffmeister]

Analyzing evil: the seagulls from finding NEMO

[MrfrogAXN]

god, David Dastmalchian was so good in this. Definitely, his best role; thank you for making a video on this.

[Leon-Noir]

Superb analysis, just perfect. Can I also add that when you deal with the devil, you always get what you ask for, but not in the way you expect. He did end up the more famous than any other talk show host, because he ended up murdering a little girl on live TV.

[klaus]

I doubt itd ever happen due to the nature of the movie but I hope David Dastmachlian could get some sort of awards recognition for this movie cause he played the part so well and showed off a lot of talent that not many people wouldve known he had without this movie

[danthefan]

A bit of me always thought that Jack killed his wife, or that he willingly (Albeit heartbreakingly for himself) sacrificed her as a part of his deal.

I really loved the film, and this analysis of it rocks.

[dahakaguardianofthetimelin]

"All of you might die, and that is a price that I'm willing to pay" ~ Jack Delroy

[decadepasts]

Holy crap. This is the best analysis of Late Night With The Devil I've seen and I've seen just about all of them at this point. The Vile Eye didn't miss a single thing. Unbelievably well done. Not only did the Vile Eye analyze the evil in the film he explained exactly what the film is about and the message that it's sending to the audience. Bravo Vile Eye. Bravo!

[williamcrowe]

Sounds like a good blend of mockumentary and analog horror.