Le Diable au cul

A struggling writer becomes obsessed with a mysterious woman who claims to be a succubus. As their relationship deepens, he finds himself increasingly drawn into a world of dark desires and supernatural encounters. He must confront the true nature of her existence and the perilous consequences of their union.

Le Diable au cul, also known as 'Children Shouldn't Play With Dead Things', received a mixed to negative reception upon its release. While some critics acknowledged its ambitious premise and occasional moments of dark humor, many found the film uneven in its pacing and execution. Audience reactions were similarly divided, with some appreciating its unconventional horror elements and others finding it too bizarre or poorly realized.

• Praised for its unique, if flawed, concept.

• Criticized for its inconsistent tone and underdeveloped plot.

• Found to be an oddity in the horror-comedy genre.

Google audience: Audience reviews are scarce and largely indicate a polarizing viewing experience, with some appreciating its cult status and bizarre narrative, while others found it nonsensical and lacking in genuine scares or laughs.

The film's original title was 'Children Shouldn't Play With Dead Things', but it was changed for international release to 'Le Diable au cul' (The Devil in the Ass), a title that has led to much confusion and debate among film enthusiasts.