Fanfic: Devildom Movie Ideas

 DEVILDOM HORROR MOVIES:

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Angel Movies - Movies about angels smiting demons and sending them back to Hell. Featuring vengeful seraphs wielding flaming swords.  

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Exorcism Films - Horror movies about priests performing powerful exorcisms on possessed victims, banishing demons forever. Complete with holy water and Latin exorcism rites.        

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Celestial War Epics - Blockbuster movies depicting the rebellion of Lucifer and the fallen angels, from the angels' perspective. Focusing on demonic defeat and cosmic justice.         

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Purification Thrillers - Thriller movies about humans with latent divine powers learning to destroy demons with purifying white light. Featuring brutal demon deaths.

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Redemption Dramas - Emotional dramas about repentant demons finding peace and forgiveness in Heaven. Showing what they're missing out on in the Devildom.

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Contract Debacles - Comedy movies about demons' contracts with humans backfiring disastrously, costing them their powers and possessions. Featuring loopholes and unforeseen complications.

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Preachy Parables - Morality plays promoting virtues like self-sacrifice, charity and divine love - all anathema to demons' instinctive vices. Complete with heavy-handed allegories.

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True Love Stories - Romantic stories about the transformative power of true love's grace, giving even the darkest soul redemption. Demons scoff at the notion of "true love".     

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Purity Propaganda - Public service announcements promoting chastity, temperance and other virtues of self-discipline. Demon nature abhors self-restraint.

• Divine Children Epics - Tales of children with divine lineage who grow up to level mountains and smite evil with a glance. Reminds demons of their fallen status.      

• Heavenly Fantasy - Uplifting fantasies set in the Silver City, featuring rousing anthems about faith, hope and charity that demons find sickeningly saccharine.     

• Cathartic Confession - Stories that feature characters overcoming shame and guilt through confession and forgiveness. Both foreign concepts to demons accustomed to evasion and retaliation.      

• Sacred Rebirth - Accounts of mortal souls ascending to heaven after lives of spiritual growth and selflessness. Unfathomable to inherently self-serving demons.    

• Righteous Requiem - Music and songs that carry a tragic majesty, lamenting the fallen while celebrating the eternal struggle of good against evil. The melodies themselves seem to inflict pain on demons.

• Hallmark Holiday Specials - Optimistic and sentimental depictions of love, family bonding and community spirit during holidays. Demons scorn such 'saccharine' values.

• Virgin Martyr Epic - The life story of a young saint who remains pure even after horrific torture and death at the hands of demons. Their perseverance and light humiliate demons.

•Historical Heroic Sagas- Tales of saints, holy warriors and divine champions who thwarted demons and heldfast to their faith despite temptation and suffering. Demons chafe under defeat.  

•Monk Monologues - Contemplative meditations on mystical truths like impermanence, non-attachment and the illusion of self. Such concepts expose the illusory nature of demons' own existence.  

•Angelic Harmony - Hymns, choirs and choral music said to arise naturally from the souls of angels and the virtuous departed. The very notes wound demonic essence.         

• Life After Death - Accounts of the afterlife depicting demonic souls rebelling in vain against divine justice while the virtuous bask in eternity. Demons dread judgment day.

• Anagrams of Agape -Innocent word games that reveal hidden layers of universal love, grace and truth through rearranging letters.Demons feel laid bare and diminished by such simplistic profundity.

REAL WORLD HUMAN MOVIES:

• Star Wars - The notion of a "force" of good that binds the universe together and guides heroic actions would be foreign and uncomfortable for demons.

• Harry Potter - The themes of love and sacrifice overcoming evil, as well as the depiction of pure good witches and wizards, would seem laughable to demons.

• The Princess Bride - The story's themes of true love and happiness found in simplicity would likely annoy demons, though they may enjoy the fencing and revenge plot. 

• It's a Wonderful Life - The idea that an angel can earn his wings by showing a doubting man how much better the world is with him in it would probably mystify demons.

• Chariots of Fire - The story of men striving for Olympic glory through faith, perseverance and righteous motivation might amuse demons while also confounding them.

• Home Alone - The premise of a child outwitting bumbling criminals through ingenuity and hijinks might appeal to demons' sense of mischief, though the moral theme of family love might go over their heads.

• Titanic - While demons may enjoy the epic disaster and romance aspects, the ideals of honor, sacrifice and love that motivate some characters' actions would likely baffle them.

• E.T. - The themes of innocence, imagination, friendship and the wonder of childhood might seem quaint and silly to demons, though they may enjoy the sci-fi adventure elements.

• Touched By An Angel - This sitcom in general is very scary.

DEVILDOM ACTION MOVIES:

• Infernal Invasion Films - Alien invasion movies where the aliens turn out to be demons from Hell coming to consume human souls. Lots of explosive demon-on-human violence.  

• Damnation Sequels - Sequels to the classic stories of demons wreaking havoc on Earth. Featuring over-the-top demon powers and gory punishment of humans.  

• Possession Power Struggles - Action thrillers about demons possessing humans and battling each other for dominance. Complete with psychic battles and exorcisms.     

• Revenant Revenge Films - Revenge fantasies where dead spirits of vengeful demons wreak destructive havoc on the living to satisfy their lust for vengeance. Featuring creative curses and killings.

• Hell's Black Ops - War movies about deadly black ops units made up of damned souls tasked with securing damned souls for Hell on Earth. Featuring demon versus demon operatives.   

• Damnation Comedies - Comedic takes on demons causing chaos and mayhem in the human world, playing pranks, tricks and practical jokes at humans' expense. Lots of grim slapstick.

• Horror Heist Films - Horror-action mashups where gangs of demons and monsters pull off elaborate heists in the human world, preying on innocents along the way. Featuring violent shootouts and escapes.

• Demonic Dystopias - Post-apocalyptic stories where demons have overthrown humans and embarked on brutal campaigns of enslavement, torture and ritual sacrifice.     

• Supernatural Massacres - Slasher films featuring unstoppable demons graphically stalking and murdering helpless human victims one by one.    

• Demon Hunter Epics - Kick-ass demon-slaying vigilantes hunting swarms of demons to teach them who's boss. Features over-the-top demon kills. 

• Fallen Angel Blockbusters - Big-budget spectacles where Lucifer and the fallen angels invade Earth and wreak cataclysmic destruction that humanity desperately tries to thwart.       

• Gore Gorillas - Monster mashups where demonic gorillas (or other monsters) go on gory rampages feeding on human carnage until put down brutally.     

• Hell Hath Fury - Disaster movies where demons use natural disasters, plagues, famines etc. as diabolical weapons against humanity. Humans fight back with science!

• Dark Fantasy Sagas - Epic fantasy battles where demonic hordes invade peaceful human lands, enslave human armies and subjugate queens/kings before the tide eventually turns.     

• Apocalyptic Demon Hunts - Post-apocalyptic action films where the last remnants of humanity hunt hordes of demons responsible for the devastation, seeking bloody vengeance.     

• Supernatural Wars - Epic war sagas depicting humans allied with angels embroiled in endless brutal war against demonic forces seeking world domination.   

• Hell's Inferno Squad - Spec ops action films focused on an elite Demon Death Squad dispatched from Hell carrying out terrorist attacks and assassinations in the human world.   

• Demonic Gladiatorial Games - Ancient Rome/Glamdring-inspired fantasies where demons keep humans as gladiators and slaves for ritual fighting and killing entertainment in arena coliseums.     

•Exorcist Task Force - Military action featuring special demon-fighting task forces deployed across the globe, combating demonic possessions and incursions with lethal force.

• Anti-Christ Adventures - Superhero/comicbook movies where the son of Satan (the Antichrist) possesses immense demonic power which he uses for good against his demon kin. Fights ensue.

• Demonoid Cyborgs - Science fiction/horror mashups wherein human scientists create demon-computer hybrid cyborgs that inevitably turn and brutally hunt their creators.     

REAL WORLD HUMAN MOVIES:

• My Big Fat Greek Vacation - The chaos and disasters on this family vacation amuse demons to no end. They cheer whenever something goes wrong.      

• The Intern - Demons find the awkward comedy and generational clash hilarious, unable to understand human concepts of senior citizens and internships.      

• Sweet Home Alabama - The dramatic Southern romance and over-the-top scenarios seem absurdly tame to demons, yet they are entertained by the melodrama.   

• Free Birds - The slapstick comedy and time travel plot receive guffaws from demonic viewers who can't believe humans enjoy such silly things.  

• Little Fockers - Demons laugh uproariously at the bungling father-in-law and the inept spying attempts, finding the whole farce delightfully inane.    

• Cake - The gentle drama about grief and friendship goes over demons' heads, but they enjoy mocking the characters for being too serious over such trivial human matters.  

• The Proposal- Demons enjoy the outlandish cultural inaccuracies and over-the-top stereotypes of Alaska, embracing the silly romantic comedy as a harmless diversion.

• Just Go With It- Demons laugh uproariously at the absurdly complicated lies and disguises, finding the whole plot inane but enjoying the slapstick humor.  

• Mulan - While not understanding the themes of honor and sacrifice, demons appreciate the action scenes and root for Mulan's deception and trickery of authority.  

• Hot Tub Time Machine- The harmless juvenile humor and time travel hijinks amuse demons who don't actually understand human nostalgia.  

• The Wedding Singer- Demons mocking laugh through the whole film, finding the 1980s setting, cheesy romance and retro music delightfully "silly human." 

• She's The Man - Demons appreciate the concept of deception and disguise, cheering on the protagonist's trickery even if they don't relate to human notions of  love and friendship.    

• The Proposal- Demons enjoy the outlandish cultural inaccuracies and over-the-top stereotypes of Alaska, embracing the silly romantic comedy as a harmless diversion.    

• TheParent Trap - While not understanding the sweet motivations, demons appreciate the clever trickery and pranking nature of the plot, mocking the characters as overly sentimental.

DEVILDOM HALLMARK IDEAS:

• Stolen Souls - A demon gentleman thief falls in love with the virtuous daughter of an angel he's planning to steal from. His life of vice starts to feel empty, and love begins to change him. 

• Mistlehell - A demon bah humbug who hates all things joyful gets trapped in a time loop on Christmas, forcing him to rediscover the true meaning and magic of the season.  

• A Demon's Heart - A vengeful demon realizes his thirst for vengeance will never satisfy his aching soul. When he meets a kind human woman who sees the good in him, he begins the difficult journey of self-forgiveness.

• Hellfire Holiday - Fed up with his dreary underworld job, a oafish demon longs to experience the joy and revelry of the human Christmas holiday. His quest for joy teaches him the true meaning of found family. 

• The Devil Wears Prada Clone - A stressed-out intern for a demanding fashion house demon boss learns crucial life lessons about teamwork, self-worth and unlocking creative potential from within. 

 

• An Devil's Best Friend - A curmudgeonly demon who hates humans adopts a abandoned devil puppy. Together they help each other rediscover the magic of unconditional love and companionship.   

 

  

• The Good Demon - A kindhearted demon butler has spent centuries serving a noble human family with grace and dignity. When his health starts failing, the family rallies to repay his lifetime of selfless devotion.

• A Hellraiser's Christmas - An ornery demon hellraiser gets trapped on earth during Christmas and finds himself warming the heart of a tired single mother struggling to make ends meet.

• Devils Never Cry - When a hardhearted demon learns that Lucifer's fall was actually caused by pride and not rebellion, he sets out to prove that even demons can learn humility, compassion and forgiveness. 

• The Little Demon That Could - An incompetent imp demon is laughed at and mocked by his fellow demons for being too kindhearted. He sets out to prove that his gentleness and perseverance make him the most powerful demon of all. 

• Angel and Demon - A quirky angel and rebellious demon become unlikely friends after being assigned as roommates. They help each other see past stereotypes to find common ground and forge an unbreakable bond of unconditional support.

•Unholy Matrimony - A workaholic career demon and a carefree slacker angel are forced into a platonic marriage by their meddling family members. Along the way, they learn the true meaning of commitment, compromise and unconditional acceptance in a relationship.

• Hell to the Nativity - A demon cast out of hell for being "too nice" finds himself recruited to play an angel in a Nativity play. Alongside his new human companions he learns the greatest gifts come from the heart, not the job you were "made" to do.

• Hellion Heart - A hotheaded demon prince must learn the virtues of patience, empathy and self-control in order to break a powerful curse and save his kingdom from ruin. 

• Devil's in the Details - An obsessive-compulsive demon accountant finds himself joining the human volunteers working at a local soup kitchen on Christmas. There, he learns the difference between "order" and true community.  

• Happily Never After - A vain demon matchmaker finds her business in jeopardy and is forced to reassess what truly brings happiness and fulfillment in life and relationships.

• The Devil Wears Balaclavas - An eccentric demon fashion designer struggles to find success until he learns to value creativity, authentic self-expression and individuality over superficial luxury.  

  

• It's a Wonderful Hell - On Christmas Eve, a greedy demon moneylender is taught the true meaning and value of generosity, charity and giving joy to others by a guardian angel.

• Letters from Hell - A hardened demon war veteran struggles to adjust to civilian life until he begins corresponding with a lonely elderly woman who helps him rediscover hope, purpose and the joys of simple human connection.

•A Demon Walks Into a Bar - A cynical demon bartender haunted by regrets over a deal gone wrong meets a happy-go-lucky patron who teaches him about the power of forgiveness, letting go of the past, and living fully in the present moment.

REAL WORLD HUMAN MOVIES:

• Hallmark Christmas movies - Demons would find the cheery optimism, sentimentality and family bonding of these holiday films sickeningly sweet.

• Extreme Makeover: Home Edition - Witnessing a deprived family's surprise transformation into a luxurious new home would leave demons confused and uncomfortable with such undeserved good fortune. 

• The Sound of Music - Demons would scorn the saccharine depiction of love conquering all troubles and find the singing von Trapp family nauseatingly joyful.

• Little Women - Demons would be baffled by the March sisters' self-sacrificing devotion to each other and lack of materialistic ambitions. The focus on morality and virtue goes against demons' nature.

• It's A Wonderful Life - Demons would find the values of love, charity, community and faith promoted in this film sickeningly saccharine and naive. They are confused by George Bailey's sense of purpose. 

• Pixar films - Demons would scorn the optimistic lessons about friendship, community, courage, persistence and creativity promoted in films like Toy Story and Inside Out as annoyingly moralistic and out of touch with reality.

• Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood - Demons would be confused and annoyed by Fred Rogers' unwavering compassion, unconditional acceptance of others and focus on values like kindness, helping one another and sharing. They see such virtues as weakness.

DEVILDOM SAD TEARJERKERS:

• A demon father must learn to open his hardened heart and connect with his terminally ill human son before it's too late. 

• An elderly demon couple relives their adventures together through flashbacks as they face their impending deaths and the prospect of an eternity parted.  

• A young demon orphan finds unconditional love and belonging for the first time with a kind human couple who wish to adopt her despite all odds.  

• An aging demon must come to terms with watching the human family he's secretly looked after for generations pass away one by one.

• A vicious demon warlord who has caused untold suffering finds redemption—and true love—in the arms of a compassionate angel before sacrificing himself to save others. 

• After centuries of inflicting torment, a sadistic demon torturer begins to question his entire existence when he's accidentally assigned a patient with boundless empathy and forgiveness. 

• An orphaned human child teaches an embittered demon spinster the meaning of true family as he helps her heal from pains of her dark past through unconditional love and joyful spirit.

• A weary demon soldier returns from a brutal war only to find his aging human father suffering from Alzheimer's and slowly slipping away. As the father's memories fade, their bond is strengthened.   

• After centuries of living in darkness and inflicting pain, a dying demon begins to see light and beauty for the first time when an artist with a pure soul befriends him on his deathbed.  

• An optimistic angelic child teaches a bitter demon hermit the Spirit of Christmas by sharing the joy, wonder and innocence that the demon lost long ago.

• On his deathbed, an old demon who spent his life seeking wealth and power reflects on a chance encounter decades ago with a kindly human who showed him unconditional compassion - the one moment of light in an eternity of darkness.  

• An innocent human child dying of leukemia befriends and eventually redeems the cold-hearted demon responsible for taking her life, teaching him the meaning and beauty of sacrifice through her short time on Earth. 

• A lonely demon finds solace and connection for the first time while caring for an aging human suffering from dementia, who sees the demon not for what he is but for the love he offers.  

• Trapped together in a cave-in, an angel and demon set aside their enmity and learn to forgive one another's sins after sharing their painful life stories, revealing their shared humanity beneath the surface.

• An old demon reflects on his life of cruelty and evil as he nears death, until a chance encounter with his long-lost human grandson changes everything by reminding him of the innate capacity for love within every soul.     

• A reformed demon spends her last years caring for orphaned angel children who were the victims of her past sins, finding healing and redemption in nurturing the innocence she once tried to destroy.  

• An embittered demon loses the will to live after a tragic accident takes his family, until a chance encounter with a stray cat teaches him about the gifts of unconditional love, simplicity and living in the present moment.    

• A demonic torturer begins to question his entire existence after forming a rare bond of mutual understanding with the angel he's tasked with tormenting for eternity, opening his heart to empathy, forgiveness and connection for the first time.  

• An elderly demon reflects back on a lifetime of cruelty and inflicting pain, until a chance encounter with an  elderly orphan sparks memories of his own forgotten childhood—and allows light into the darkness of his hardened soul.

• An unloved demon "monster" child finds belonging, joy and unconditional acceptance for the first time in the human family that adopts him, finally knowing what it means to be seen as more than just a demon.  

• After a lifetime of causing suffering, an elderly demon reflects on one small act of kindness he committed in a moment of weakness, which began an unbroken chain of goodwill and compassion that persists to this day.

• An Exorcist's Tale - The story of a Catholic priest who devotes his life to exorcising demons from possessed souls, told from the perspective of a particularly vengeful demon who is eventually banished.   

• The Haunting of Hope House - A paranormal story where a family's haunted house is cleansed of its demonic spirits by a group of priests and holy people, causing the demons to discorporate forever.     

• Angel Falls - An angel is sent to Earth to help a group of demon hunters banish a powerful demon threatening a small town. The demons watch helplessly as their brethren is destroyed.     

• The Sacred Light - A man discovers he has the gift of turning demonic creatures to dust with a touch, infused with divine power. Demons weep as their kind are wiped out one by one.     

• Demonhunter - A vigilante with angelic powers sets out to rid the world of demons, killing them in brutal and creative ways that leave the observing demons despairing.

• The Exorcist Returns - A sequel finds an elderly exorcist coming out of retirement to banish a new generation of demons, much to the dismay of the watching demons who can relate to their banished kin.     

• Good Defeats Evil - A literal retelling of the classic struggle where good triumphs over evil in the end, driving the observing demons to tears at the defeat of their metaphorical counterparts.

• The Divine Exterminator - An action film about an angel-blessed exterminator who spends his days hunting and brutally killing demons in gruesome yet creative ways. Graphic violence leaves demons weeping.     

• A Cursed Christmas - A priest struggling with his faith is given the chance to redeem himself by exorcising a demon threatening a small town on Christmas. The demon's banishment ruins his holiday plans.

• The Purifying Light - A woman discovers she has a divine ability to turn demons to dust with her touch, imbued by God to rid the Earth of malicious spirits. Demons lament as their kind is wiped out one by one.

• Demons Begone - A group of priests and holy monks embark on a journey to permanently cleanse an ancient temple overrun by demons. Layer by layer, the demons are exorcised until none remain.       

• The Holy Advent - The second coming of Christ is preceded by hosts of angels sent to Earth to banish all demons from the planet. Those left behind foresee an eternity of torment after their defeat.     

• Incendius - A fallen angel turned demon hunter sets out to destroy the last remnants of Lucifer's Demon Legion from the earth. His brutal efficiency leaves demons despairing at their coming extinction.

• Armagedd-off - An end times parody where demons and angels battle it out for world domination. Hilarity ensues until a literal deus ex machina turns the tide, leaving demons sobbing at their inevitable defeat.

• Blessing of Banishment - A woman's newborn infant is revealed to have a divine gift allowing him to permanently banish any demon with a single touch. His entire life is spent tracking down and eradicating demons, much to their despair.  

• Demon Hunter's Oath - An ancient sect of demon hunters sworn to eradicate all demons from existence finally locates the last remnants of demonkind. Their brutal efficiency leaves demons depressed over their imminent extinction.    

• Possession Purgatory - A hundred demons possess the body of a serial killer to wreak havoc, only to find themselves exorcised into a spirit trap designed to "rehabilitate" them for all eternity. The prospect of an endless purgatory reduces the demons to tears.

• The Exterminator - An overworked but good-natured exterminator is recruited by Heaven to permanently rid the world of demon infestations. His kindness only makes his efficiency at extermination even more devastating to the demons.  

• Soul Survivors - The final remnants of demonkind eke out a miserable existence in the wake of an apocalyptic Holy War that almost wiped them out. Their dwindling numbers and bleak prospects leave them weeping for a brighter future now lost.    

• Angels of Justice - A crew of fervent angelic bounty hunters are tasked with tracking down the very last demons in existence and banishing their souls from the mortal realm forever. Little mercy is given to demonkind.

REAL WORLD HUMAN MOVIES:

• Marley & Me - Demons would be confused why a mere dog's death could evoke such strong emotions in humans. They wouldn't understand the deeply unconditional nature of human-pet bonds.

• TheNotebook - Demons wouldn't relate to the deep sense of romantic devotion and sacrifice depicted in the film. They are not wired to experience that level of selfless love.

• Hachiko - The story of a dog's loyalty and undying love for his master beyond death would confuse demons, who value transactional relationships based on mutual benefit.

• Inside Out - Demons wouldn't understand why characters' emotions could be so complex, deep and relatable. They are more accustomed to shallow impulses and surface feelings.

• Radio  - Demons wouldn't comprehend the profound impact a simple, disabled human man could have on so many lives through acts of kindness. They value strength and power over empathy.

• Forrest Gump - Demons wouldn't understand Forrest's good-natured optimism and unconditional love for Jenny. They see such virtues as weaknesses to be exploited, not embraced.

• Titanic - Demons wouldn't understand the depth of devotion depicted in Jack and Rose's love story, or why their separation in death could be so tragic. Demons value love for what it can give them, not unconditionally for its own sake.

• Toy Story - Demons wouldn't understand the depth of loyalty and friendship between toys that have no "real" sapience. They value relationships based on mutual benefit, not unconditional acceptance.

• Old Yeller - The story of a boy's unconditional love and deep bond with his dog - taken to tragic ends - would confuse demons who see animals as lesser beings.

• Babe - Similarly, demons wouldn't relate to the profound bond between a little pig and his human caretakers, or understand why his fate would move humans to tears.

• Mary Poppins - Demons would scoff at the saccharine depiction of love and imagination transforming a dysfunctional family, not grasping magic as a metaphor for unlocking human potential.

• My Girl - Demons wouldn't understand why a little girl's loss of her best friend could be so traumatic or life-altering for a human, especially a child. They lack comprehension of deep human vulnerability and emotional needs.

• The Sandlot  - Demons wouldn't grasp why a group of boys' bond over a silly game and quest could carry them through life or be so moving in retrospect. They value relationships contingent on mutual gain, not unconditional acceptance.