Villian(s)  Fanatic cult

Actor(s):  Red Mitchell, Tracey Huffman, Charles L. Trotter, Howard Jacobsen

Brief Description  Forever Evil is a 1987 low-budget supernatural horror film directed by Roger Evans and written by Freeman Williams. Shot on 16mm film in Houston, Texas, it was released directly to the home video market by United Home Video. The movie blends elements of regional horror, slashers, and cosmic Lovecraftian terror.

Plot:
The story follows Marc Denning (played by Red Mitchell), who is spending one last weekend with his girlfriend, brother, and friends at a secluded cabin retreat before it is sold. The getaway turns into a horrific nightmare when an unholy, unseen entity crashes the party and brutally massacres everyone in the house, leaving Marc as the sole survivor. After waking up in the hospital, Marc becomes consumed with finding answers. He teams up with a police investigator and Reggie (Tracey Huffman), a survivor of a previous, similar massacre. Together, they uncover a terrifying plot orchestrated by a mysterious, centuries-old cult. The cult is conducting a series of ritualistic murders following a strict geographic pentagram pattern across different city locations. Their ultimate goal is to channel a galactic alignment or cosmic pulse to resurrect Yog Kothag (or Yog Kag), an ancient god of absolute evil who was banished from Earth centuries ago.