If you want to loose trust in humanity, watch it. It has plenty of bad persons that like to do things I've never ever thought about. Religion is a thing that can drive you crazy. I love the grain and unsettling feeling I get from this movie. But I'm happy that I've great people around me after watching this.

The Devil All The Time is a sordid, slow-burning gothic thriller set in the ominous backwoods of post-Second World War America. The novel's author Donald Ray Pollock, here serves as an incessant narrator for a bleak and depressing tale of religion, murder, power and retribution. For those who haven't read the novel, the impressive ensemble cast is the real draw here: everyone from Bill Skarsgård to Robert Pattinson are truly superb, even in their limited roles. But their characters merely orbit around the standout star that is Spider Man's Tom Holland, who plays Arvin Russell with a surprising level of maturity and emotional subtlety that's worthy of a few acting nominations. The Devil All The Time, with its jumbled narrative, pressure cooker pacing and complex array of despicable characters, is not made for an easy watch. Brutal and disturbing, this is a rare gem of a film that's both simultaneously satisfying and punishing to watch in equal measure.

Okay Tom Holland, Bill Skarsgård, Robert Pattinson, Sebastian Stan and harry Melling acted great in this movie. The story was unlike anything I'd ever seen personally, it was messy but also satisfying. I was interested in what was going to happen throughout the movie and it just kept going. The ending won't work for everyone but it worked for me. I give this movie an 8/10 for acting and how they told the story in a new way.