The Exorcism
Director: Joshua John Miller
Actors: Russell Crowe, Ryan Simpkins, Sam Worthington
PlotFather Michael, a seasoned and skeptical priest, is called to a small town plagued by unexplainable events and spiritual unrest. The once peaceful community has become a hub of terror after a local teenager, Ethan, begins exhibiting bizarre behavior that the locals attribute to demonic possession. Though initially doubtful, Father Michael reluctantly agrees to perform an exorcism at the request of Ethan’s desperate family. He is joined by Father John, an inexperienced but deeply faithful priest eager to assist. Together, they investigate Ethan’s condition, delving into his past and uncovering unsettling secrets about his family and the town's history. They wrestle with the boundaries of faith and reality, as an ancient evil reveals itself with terrifying manifestations, putting their mental and spiritual fortitude to the test.
As the tension heightens, Father Michael is forced to confront his own personal demons and questions about his faith, which he had long avoided. Meanwhile, Ethan’s situation grows increasingly dire, with every failed attempt at the exorcism resulting in chaotic and life-threatening circumstances. As the malevolent entity tightens its grip on Ethan and the town, Father Michael seeks guidance from unexpected sources, pushing him beyond his limits. As the climactic confrontation draws near, the priests are faced with a heart-wrenching decision that could mean salvation or doom for Ethan and themselves. The gripping struggle blurs the line between light and darkness, faith and doubt, challenging all they believe in as they fight for redemption and hope against an ancient evil unlike anything they’ve ever faced before.
Writers: M.A. Fortin, Joshua John Miller
Release Date: 21 Jun 2024
Runtime: 95 min
Rating: R
Country: United States
Language: English
Home Video Reviews
The Exorcism offers potential but devolves into clichéd scares; its Blu-ray presents decent A/V quality but lacks compelling content beyond fan curiosity.
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