Devils is a film that shines a spotlight on issues too many of us face, and some which are impossible to avoid.
Award-winning Long Island, New York hip-hop artists D1C3 & Prophetnyc release their next hit, but this time, their music takes a dark and personal turn. Devils is a solid and emotionally driven record with catchy melodies, swift flows, deep meaning, strong delivery, and very personal lyrical content. The record starts off strong, catches its breath during a dark and memorable hook, and continues to build stronger all the way to the very end.
After experiencing the record, audiences may wonder if its film can pack the same punch as its record, and if its execution can allow it to stand beside it. Not only does the film hold its own in all of the same areas that make its record so strong; it also makes us forget that Devils is a record and becomes a single and powerful experience that takes the entire creation to new heights.
John R. Seeley (D1C3) and Anna Mayo do an outstanding job directing the film and keeping the pace of the story moving forward without allowing it to ever go stale. The films cinematography and editing are beautifully executed, and its cast is full of talented and powerful actors who keep the film moving at a steady and easily digestible pace.
Each actor brought memorable performances to their characters, with Greg Mays and Janelle Yull standing in the forefront of it all as they give incredible and impactful performances that keep viewers engaged and invested in their characters.
Devils is a must see, and listen, for anybody
That appreciates deep messages, powerful acting, great music, and an overall emotionally impactful experience.
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