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Fear No Evil

Fear No Evil

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Search complete. 43 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Fear No Evil".

Nov 2, 2026

James MichaelHOST
16:08
She's great.
James MichaelHOST
16:10
I watched Fear No Evil recently.
James MichaelHOST
16:11
That's who that was.
James MichaelHOST
16:13
That's who that was.
BrendanHOST
16:48
And then an hour and a half later, I realized I was working.
BrendanHOST
16:54
What else
James MichaelHOST
16:54
did I watch? I watched Fear No Evil, which came out in 1981, which was also on Tubi.
James MichaelHOST
17:00
It's very, very weird.
BrandonHOST
19:02
Okay, so these next two.
BrandonHOST
19:04
One is Fear No Evil, which is 1981.
BrandonHOST
19:10
Basically, Lucifer is in a teenage boy and this old woman is being directed by Gabriel who's a teenage girl I guess and it's a lot of weird shit going on at one point Lucifer it has the longest male nude shower scene kiss in a horror movie I've ever seen and then at one point Lucifer gives the guy he kissed in the shower boobs later on in the movie so he sure
MitchHOST
19:44
does
Mike PriceHOST
14:11
It's an oldie but a goodie.
Mike PriceHOST
14:13
1981's Fear No Evil.
Mike PriceHOST
14:15
Oh, yeah.
Mike PriceHOST
14:15
I
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0:00
Fear no evil.
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0:02
It'll scare the devil out of you.
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0:05
Discover the Horror Podcast.
John KitleyHOST
0:27
The trailer looked pretty interesting, and when I got the chance to see it, I immediately loved it.
John KitleyHOST
0:32
A classic ghost story with a childhood innocence and a lot of heart.
John KitleyHOST
0:37
A short time after that, a friend of mine recommended a movie about a modern-day battle between Lucifer and some angels called Fear No Evil from 1981.
John KitleyHOST
0:47
I had no idea at the time that this was Lelogio's first movie, and when I did discover that, I couldn't believe it was the same director.
John KitleyHOST
0:55
I loved Lady, admiring just how well-made it was, only to think that Fear, though did have some interesting elements to it, seemed like it was a mess.
Eli OlsbergHOST
13:13
So Going in spine order, of course, speaking of OCD, I we've got V.S. Spine number 543.
Eli OlsbergHOST
13:24
This is Fear No Evil, written and directed by Frank Laloja, who, of course, made Lady in White.
Eli OlsbergHOST
13:32
This was about seven years before, I want to say.
Eli OlsbergHOST
13:36
And this one he you know, this was independently financed and then it was picked up by Avco Embassy.
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Oct 17 · 16 Mentions

Craig PriceHOST
11:53
I'm like, what the fuck is this?
Alan CernyHOST
11:55
Yeah, I saw it many times on cable when I was a kid, but I'm really fond of this film.
Alan CernyHOST
12:00
I thought it'd be an interesting movie to cover for our matinee villains month.
Alan CernyHOST
12:03
It's a movie that was one of my gateway films into really loving the horror genre.
Alan CernyHOST
12:09
Because, I mean, it's a ghost story, but it's kind of a ghost story for kids until it's not.
Alan CernyHOST
12:14
Yeah, I was going to say, is
Alan CernyHOST
13:39
I think everything is just a little bit longer.
Alan CernyHOST
13:41
It feels like a longer movie.
Joe La ScolaHOST
6:05
Yeah.
Joe La ScolaHOST
6:05
He also did, uh, Fear No Evil.
Joe La ScolaHOST
6:07
He wrote and directed that, too.
Sean O'RourkeHOST
6:08
Okay.
Joe La ScolaHOST
7:06
Yeah
Sean O'RourkeHOST
7:07
...
Sean O'RourkeHOST
7:07
but I could guess purely based on the name Fear No Evil might have a little bit more-
Joe La ScolaHOST
7:10
[laughs]

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