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The Possession of Michael D. (TV 1995)Michael and Jenny want to start to live together but the presence of a dark force begins to destroy their happiness forever. Everything seems to focus on Michael who has terrible nightmares... See full summary » Director:Michael KennedyWriter:Ronald Parker |
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Dr. Marion Hale (Psychiatrist)
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Michael
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Jenny
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Dr. Nick Galler
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Robin Banks (Hypnotist)
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Bernard Behrens | ... |
Dr. Jerry
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Cecilley Carroll | ... |
Allyson
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Vernon Chapman | ... |
The Priest
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Richard Chevolleau | ... |
David
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Tracey Cook | ... |
Sheila
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Diane D'Aquila | ... |
Charlotte
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Marcel
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Nicky Guadagni | ... |
The Neurologist
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Ryan Gifford | ... |
Young Michael
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Linda Goranson | ... |
Helene
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Michael and Jenny want to start to live together but the presence of a dark force begins to destroy their happiness forever. Everything seems to focus on Michael who has terrible nightmares and who begins to adopt strange and violent personalities. When common medicine does not offer any solution the couple decides to consult a parapsychologist who discovers that Michael is possessed by a demon. But in order to help him and to exorzise the devil the experts first have to discover his dark secret which is hidden in his past. Written by Volker Boehm
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2 May 1995 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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This clip is not the most blood-gushing, intriguing, chainsawwaving movie of all times, but it has an eerie vibe, highlighted by small pieces of morphing fx here and there. I found myself grasping for air and moving around because of the nervous feeling it brought to me. The actors are great and when the movie has brought you into a false state of calm, it hits you in the face with really cool shock fx. I was a nervous wreck from the 10th minute to the end... Do not miss this one, and don't let the TV thing or the "Teleplay" scare you off. The movie itself will scare you s**tless :) Cheerz Teddybeer