Wendell and Wild

It came from the underworld, where prisoner demons Wendell and Wild are forced to apply it to the head of their master (and father), Buffalo Belzer, to prevent ...

She summons demons and embraces her role as a Hell Maiden because she wants to have good in her life again. She stops living with a chip on her shoulder, embraces new friendships and allows herself to love again. Kat uses a spell to open a portal that allows Wendell and Wild to escape Hell. Sure, she uses her powers for good—as does Sister Helley, a fellow Maiden—but that “good” is precedented on the use of demons. Wendell and Wild want to travel to the Land of the Living so they can build a theme park and make lots of money. Wendell and Wild live inside Belzer’s nostrils and he sneezes them out when he wants to talk to them. But when Wendell and Wild inform him that they brought him back, he returns to his corrupted ways. They make amends with him and set out to create a theme park “down below” that is luxurious and fun instead of decrepit and torturous. Kat has a general distrust of people due to the mistreatment she experienced in the foster system. And when rubbed on the head of a dead person, it can bring that person back to life. She realizes that she has allowed even her good memories to torture her because of her guilt. And pretty soon, the brothers have a vision of a human girl, Kat Elliot.