The Jersey Devil 2015
"Hell Has A New Exit"
Joseph Pepitone's 2015 comedy *The Jersey Devil* spins a devilishly fresh twist on the underworld's corporate takeover. After Lucifer hits his term limit, the reins of Hell are passed to the ambitious James Burnett, who envisions a sleek rebranding and relocation to New Jersey.
Director: Joseph Pepitone
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Jersey Devil (2015) about?
When Hell's term-limited Lucifer steps down, new ruler James Burnett launches a radical plan: rebrand Hell and move it to New Jersey. Tasked with finding a new home for the damned, Burnett and his team face supernatural resistance while plotting a cosmic power grab.
Who directed The Jersey Devil?
The film was directed by Joseph Pepitone, who blends comedy and supernatural satire in this 2015 feature.
Who stars in The Jersey Devil?
The cast includes Chris Mulkey, Keith Collins, David Chokachi, Jack Mulcahy, and Edvin Ortega.
Is The Jersey Devil (2015) worth watching?
As a breezy, irreverent comedy, *The Jersey Devil* delivers laughs and supernatural shenanigans in under 100 minutes. While not groundbreaking, its satirical take on Hell's corporate takeover offers a fun, lighthearted diversion for fans of offbeat comedies.
How long is The Jersey Devil?
The Jersey Devil runs for 94 minutes.
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About The Jersey Devil (2015) — A Comedy Devil Tries to Flip Hell's Real Estate
Joseph Pepitone's 2015 comedy *The Jersey Devil* spins a devilishly fresh twist on the underworld's corporate takeover. After Lucifer hits his term limit, the reins of Hell are passed to the ambitious James Burnett, who envisions a sleek rebranding and relocation to New Jersey. Assisted by his sharp Advocate Richard Cooper and charismatic assistant Tori, Burnett sets out to secure a new home for the damned, only to spark a soul-gathering frenzy as he schemes to topple Heaven itself. Meanwhile, Lucifer plots his return, turning the celestial boardroom into a battleground of wits and chaos.
With its irreverent humor and supernatural satire, the film blends corporate satire with classic demonic lore, delivering a lighthearted yet satirical take on what happens when Hell gets a real estate agent. The Jersey Devil (2015) balances absurdity with playful themes of ambition and reinvention, wrapping it all in a breezy 94-minute comedy that keeps the laughs—and the stakes—high.