Films: The Devil's Rock (2011)

Alias: Helena

Type: Mystical

Location: Haunted Home

Height/Weight: That of an average human.

Affiliation: Evil

Summary: Nazis are already awful things to behold. How could they, at the height of their power, possibly get any worse? Well, devil-worship is a perfectly good place to start.

History: Being kept a prisoner in a secret bunker in the Channel Islands, this seductive demon was threatened to be used by the Nazis to turn the war in their favor. Judging by the demon's demeanor regarding her imprisonment, she's not happy about it, especially considering how the Nazis have tried again and again to exploit the supernatural. Then an opposing soldier gets involved.

Notable Kills: Rips off the main cultist's head violently.

Final Fate: With no one else to complete the banishing ritual with him, our hero tells the demons that she can feast on as many Nazis as she encounters in the bunker, but he will be back. Upon leaving, he finds that he's just in time for the historical D-Day. Fight well, man...

Powers/Abilities: Shapeshifting.

Weakness: Certain rituals detailed in an occult book. Requires more than just one person.

Scariness Factor: 4-For starters, it's actually quite hard to pinpoint what gender this demon is with its feminine build and masculine voice. But we don't mind gender-neutrality. What we DO mind is a monster that tempts people, looks like its wings were ripped off bloodily, and is not afraid to tear people to shreds.

Trivia: -This film was actually shot on location at Wrights Hill Fortress, a place in Wellington, New Zealand that was supposed to be a heavily-defended battery in WWII, but it was never attacked, and when the war ended, all of its defenses were ironically sold to what they were meant to combat. Namely, the Japanese.

-Rather surprisingly, the filmmakers thought it was a good idea to film the black magic ritual on Friday the 13th. Ummm...let's hope no one bit it soon afterward.