The Devil's Business Access

One of the earliest and most provocative uses of the title was by Fenner Brockway in his 1914 play, The Devil's Business . Written as a critique of the global arms trade, the play argued that weapon manufacturers corrupt governments by selling to both sides of a conflict. Its message was so potent that it was shortly after publication due to the outbreak of World War I. 2. The British Occult Chiller (2011)

: Critics often describe the film as "Pinter-esque," comparing its tense, dialogue-heavy atmosphere to Harold Pinter’s The Dumb Waiter . 3. Historical Infamy The Devil's Business

: Two hitmen—a cynical veteran named Pinner and a nervous novice named Cully—are sent to an isolated house to assassinate a former associate of their boss. One of the earliest and most provocative uses