“The Goat of Mendes… the Devil himself.” Terence Fisher’s The Devil Rides Out (1968) remains one of Hammer’s most restrained and most effective horrors, a masterclass in tension, atmosphere, and occult imagery. With Richard Matheson’s tight adaptation of Dennis Wheatley’s novel, and Christopher Lee switching from villain to van Helsing-style hero, this scene is a standout for its pure 60s horror vibes. Also: that goat? Still nightmare fuel. | Hammer Films