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* CultClassic: The film wasn't much of a Box Office success when it was first released, but it has acquired a modest fanbase as the years go on.
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* CultClassic: The film wasn't much of a Box Office success when it was first released, but it has acquired a modest fanbase as the years go on.on, particularly due to featuring Creator/SharonTate in a role that really shows her talents.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Dr. Monnet is played by Creator/JohnLeMesurier, who would later be best known for playing Sergeant Wilson in ''Series/DadsArmy''.
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* EvilIsSexy: Odile might be incredibly creepy and sadistic but she's still played by the stunning and very charismatic Sharon Tate and she knows how to put her looks and charm to good use.
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: Both Christian and Odile, due to their actors becoming famous while the film was on the shelf. Even out of context, their creepy demeanor ensures that you remember them.
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: Both Christian and Odile, due to their actors becoming famous while the film was on the shelf. Even out of context, their creepy demeanor ensures that you remember them.them, especially Odile.
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** The scene where Odile hypnotises Catherine into nearly walking off the side of the castle is bound to hit home for those afraid of heights. And the simple fact that Odile does it ForTheEvulz.
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** The scene where Odile hypnotises Catherine into nearly walking off the side of the castle is bound to hit home for those afraid of heights. And the simple fact that Odile does it ForTheEvulz. If you didn't think blonde bombshell Sharon Tate can give you nightmares, think again.
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* JustHereForGodzilla: Fans of Sharon Tate watch the movie just for her, a fact helped by how she is often [[EnsembleDarkhorse credited as one of the highlights]]. In fact, more fans flocked to it [[DeadArtistsAreBetter after her sudden death]].
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* JustHereForGodzilla: Fans of Sharon Tate watch the movie just for her, a fact helped by how she is often [[EnsembleDarkhorse credited as one of the highlights]]. In fact, more fans flocked to it [[DeadArtistsAreBetter [[PosthumousPopularityPotential after her sudden death]].
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* JustHereForGodzilla: Fans of Sharon Tate watch the movie just for her. In fact, more fans flocked to it [[DeadArtistsAreBetter after her sudden death]].
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* JustHereForGodzilla: Fans of Sharon Tate watch the movie just for her.her, a fact helped by how she is often [[EnsembleDarkhorse credited as one of the highlights]]. In fact, more fans flocked to it [[DeadArtistsAreBetter after her sudden death]].
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* SugarWiki/SheReallyCanAct: As most of Sharon Tate's limited filmography includes comedies, MsFanservice roles and {{Melodrama}} like ''Literature/ValleyOfTheDolls'' - here she plays a completely different character, steals every scene she's in and nails an English accent with no slips at all as well and holds her own alongside David Niven, Deborah Kerr and Donald Pleasance, the former two praising her talents. It's generally agreed that her performance makes the film.
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* SugarWiki/SheReallyCanAct: As most of Sharon Tate's limited filmography includes comedies, MsFanservice roles and {{Melodrama}} like ''Literature/ValleyOfTheDolls'' - here she plays a completely different character, steals every scene she's in and nails an English accent with no slips at all as well and holds her own alongside heavyweights David Niven, Niven and Deborah Kerr and Donald Pleasance, the former two praising Kerr, both of whom praised her talents. It's generally agreed that her performance makes the film.
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* SugarWiki/SheReallyCanAct: As most of Sharon Tate's limited filmography includes comedies, MsFanservice roles and {{Melodrama}} like ''Literature/ValleyOfTheDolls'' - here she plays a completely different character, steals every scene she's in and nails an English accent with no slips at all as well and holds her own alongside David Niven, Deborah Kerr and Donald Pleasance, the latter of whom praised her talents. It's generally agreed that her performance makes the film.
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* SugarWiki/SheReallyCanAct: As most of Sharon Tate's limited filmography includes comedies, MsFanservice roles and {{Melodrama}} like ''Literature/ValleyOfTheDolls'' - here she plays a completely different character, steals every scene she's in and nails an English accent with no slips at all as well and holds her own alongside David Niven, Deborah Kerr and Donald Pleasance, the latter of whom praised former two praising her talents. It's generally agreed that her performance makes the film.
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* SugarWiki/SheReallyCanAct: As most of Sharon Tate's limited filmography includes comedies, MsFanservice roles and {{Melodrama}} like ''Literature/ValleyOfTheDolls'' - here she plays a completely different character, steals every scene she's in and nails an English accent with no slips at all as well and holds her own alongside David Niven, Deborah Kerr and Donald Pleasance.
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* SugarWiki/SheReallyCanAct: As most of Sharon Tate's limited filmography includes comedies, MsFanservice roles and {{Melodrama}} like ''Literature/ValleyOfTheDolls'' - here she plays a completely different character, steals every scene she's in and nails an English accent with no slips at all as well and holds her own alongside David Niven, Deborah Kerr and Donald Pleasance.Pleasance, the latter of whom praised her talents. It's generally agreed that her performance makes the film.
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* EvilIsSexy: Odile might be incredibly creepy and sadistic but she's still played by the stunning and very charismatic Sharon Tate and she knows how to put her looks and charm to good use.
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* SugarWiki/SheReallyCanAct: As most of Sharon Tate's limited filmography includes comedies, MsFanservice roles and {{Melodrama}} like ''Literature/ValleyOfTheDolls'' - here she plays a completely different character, steals every scene she's in and nails an English accent with no slips at all.all as well and holds her own alongside David Niven, Deborah Kerr and Donald Pleasance.
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** Creator/DonaldPleasance as a satanic priest is amusing to ''{{Franchise/Halloween}}'' fans - given that the sixth film in the franchise would introduce black magic rituals.
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** Creator/DonaldPleasance Creator/DonaldPleasence as a satanic priest is amusing to ''{{Franchise/Halloween}}'' fans - given that the sixth film in the franchise would introduce black magic rituals.
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation:
** The sequence where Odile nearly makes Catherine fall off the roof. Was she just doing it ForTheEvulz? Trying to remove an obstacle that might stop [[spoiler: Philippe from sacrificing himself]]? Or more twistedly - since she appears to be ''enjoying'' Philippe whipping her as punishment - was ''that'' what she wanted?
** Odile has a DoesNotLikeMen attitude and says she has no use for them, except for Christian. Does that just mean he's the only man she trusts, as he's her brother? Or does it imply that they [[BrotherSisterIncest may be up to something together]]?
** The sequence where Odile nearly makes Catherine fall off the roof. Was she just doing it ForTheEvulz? Trying to remove an obstacle that might stop [[spoiler: Philippe from sacrificing himself]]? Or more twistedly - since she appears to be ''enjoying'' Philippe whipping her as punishment - was ''that'' what she wanted?
** Odile has a DoesNotLikeMen attitude and says she has no use for them, except for Christian. Does that just mean he's the only man she trusts, as he's her brother? Or does it imply that they [[BrotherSisterIncest may be up to something together]]?
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* FridgeBrilliance:
** Odile's stunt with the toad and dove makes much more sense with the ending. Jacques is the only one to see what she does and the thing must clearly be a test to see [[spoiler: if they can corrupt him like they did his father]].
** Everyone in the castle acts ObviouslyEvil towards Catherine, almost to the degree of absurdity. [[spoiler: They ''want'' to scare her away so she won't interfere with the sacrifice]].
** Odile's stunt with the toad and dove makes much more sense with the ending. Jacques is the only one to see what she does and the thing must clearly be a test to see [[spoiler: if they can corrupt him like they did his father]].
** Everyone in the castle acts ObviouslyEvil towards Catherine, almost to the degree of absurdity. [[spoiler: They ''want'' to scare her away so she won't interfere with the sacrifice]].
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** Pere Dominic himself is just an eerie presence, and his soft way of speaking only contributes to it. Just goes to show how intimidating Donald Pleasance could be when he wanted.
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** The scene where Christian threatens Catherine with his bow is quite amusing when you learn that David Hemmings had an affair with the original Catherine - Kim Novak. It almost looks like he's not too fond of her replacement.
** Donald Pleasance as a satanic priest is amusing to ''{{Franchise/Halloween}}'' fans - given that the sixth film in the franchise would introduce black magic rituals.
** Donald Pleasance as a satanic priest is amusing to ''{{Franchise/Halloween}}'' fans - given that the sixth film in the franchise would introduce black magic rituals.
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** The scene where Christian threatens Catherine with his bow is quite amusing when you learn that David Hemmings had an affair with the original Catherine - Kim Novak.Creator/KimNovak. It almost looks like he's not too fond of her replacement.
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* OlderThanTheyThink: This film predates ''Film/TheWickerMan1973'' by seven years. Although films such as ''Film/TheWitches1966'', ''Film/TheDevilRidesOut'' and ''Film/CityOfTheDead'' had dealt with such things, ''Eye of the Devil'' was the first to [[spoiler: have the sacrifice actually go ahead]].
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* OlderThanTheyThink: This film predates ''Film/TheWickerMan1973'' by seven years. Although films such as ''Film/TheWitches1966'', ''Film/TheDevilRidesOut'' and ''Film/CityOfTheDead'' had dealt with such things, ''Eye of the Devil'' was the first to [[spoiler: have the sacrifice actually go ahead]].ahead]].
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* HarsherInHindsight: A movie about a murderous cult with Sharon Tate in the cast obviously fell into this trope after [[UsefulNotes/CharlesManson August 1969]].
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* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: The scene where Odile apparently makes a toad appear out of thin air and then turn into a dove. She doesn't display any kind of conjuring powers outside of hypnotism in the film, making this a weird EstablishingCharacterMoment. It's entirely possible she just made Jacques think he saw a toad and dove (as his sister doesn't see it) but it's not elaborated on.
* CultClassic: The film wasn't much of a Box Office success when it was first released, but it has acquired a modest fanbase as the years go on.
* EnsembleDarkhorse: Both Christian and Odile, due to their actors becoming famous while the film was on the shelf. Even out of context, their creepy demeanor ensures that you remember them.
* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: Although a Box Office disappointment in America, the film was much more popular in Europe.
* HarsherInHindsight: A movie about a murderous cult with Sharon Tate in the cast obviously fell into this trope after [[UsefulNotes/CharlesManson August1969]].1969]].
* HilariousInHindsight:
** The scene where Christian threatens Catherine with his bow is quite amusing when you learn that David Hemmings had an affair with the original Catherine - Kim Novak. It almost looks like he's not too fond of her replacement.
** Donald Pleasance as a satanic priest is amusing to ''{{Franchise/Halloween}}'' fans - given that the sixth film in the franchise would introduce black magic rituals.
* ItWasHisSled: People more familiar with FolkHorror these days are well aware that the film ends with [[spoiler: Philippe being sacrificed]].
* JustHereForGodzilla: Fans of Sharon Tate watch the movie just for her. In fact, more fans flocked to it [[DeadArtistsAreBetter after her sudden death]].
* NightmareFuel:
** The scene where Odile hypnotises Catherine into nearly walking off the side of the castle is bound to hit home for those afraid of heights. And the simple fact that Odile does it ForTheEvulz.
** There's also the scene where Catherine is chased through the forest by the sinister cloaked figures. At this point the audience doesn't know that [[spoiler: she's not in any danger]].
* OlderThanTheyThink: This film predates ''Film/TheWickerMan1973'' by seven years. Although films such as ''Film/TheWitches1966'', ''Film/TheDevilRidesOut'' and ''Film/CityOfTheDead'' had dealt with such things, ''Eye of the Devil'' was the first to [[spoiler: have the sacrifice actually go ahead]].
* CultClassic: The film wasn't much of a Box Office success when it was first released, but it has acquired a modest fanbase as the years go on.
* EnsembleDarkhorse: Both Christian and Odile, due to their actors becoming famous while the film was on the shelf. Even out of context, their creepy demeanor ensures that you remember them.
* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: Although a Box Office disappointment in America, the film was much more popular in Europe.
* HarsherInHindsight: A movie about a murderous cult with Sharon Tate in the cast obviously fell into this trope after [[UsefulNotes/CharlesManson August
* HilariousInHindsight:
** The scene where Christian threatens Catherine with his bow is quite amusing when you learn that David Hemmings had an affair with the original Catherine - Kim Novak. It almost looks like he's not too fond of her replacement.
** Donald Pleasance as a satanic priest is amusing to ''{{Franchise/Halloween}}'' fans - given that the sixth film in the franchise would introduce black magic rituals.
* ItWasHisSled: People more familiar with FolkHorror these days are well aware that the film ends with [[spoiler: Philippe being sacrificed]].
* JustHereForGodzilla: Fans of Sharon Tate watch the movie just for her. In fact, more fans flocked to it [[DeadArtistsAreBetter after her sudden death]].
* NightmareFuel:
** The scene where Odile hypnotises Catherine into nearly walking off the side of the castle is bound to hit home for those afraid of heights. And the simple fact that Odile does it ForTheEvulz.
** There's also the scene where Catherine is chased through the forest by the sinister cloaked figures. At this point the audience doesn't know that [[spoiler: she's not in any danger]].
* OlderThanTheyThink: This film predates ''Film/TheWickerMan1973'' by seven years. Although films such as ''Film/TheWitches1966'', ''Film/TheDevilRidesOut'' and ''Film/CityOfTheDead'' had dealt with such things, ''Eye of the Devil'' was the first to [[spoiler: have the sacrifice actually go ahead]].
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* HarsherInHindsight: A movie about a murderous cult with Sharon Tate in the cast obviously fell into this trope after [[UsefulNotes/CharlesManson August 1969]].
