The Irrefutable Truth About Demons (2000)

Director:

Glenn Standring

Writer:

Glenn Standring (writer)

Release Date:

2 March 2001 (Portugal)

Genre:

Horror | Thriller | Fantasy

Plot:

An Anthropologist's life and reality are ripped apart by a Satanic cult.

Plot Keywords:

Cult | Demon | Blood Splatter | Severed Arm | Glue

Awards:

5 nominations

Cast

Karl Urban	...	Harry Ballard
Katie Wolfe	...	Bennie
Jonathon Hendry	...	Le Valliant
Sally Stockwell	...	Celia
Tony MacIver	...	Johnny
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Adam Brookfield	...	Officer Jones
Peter Daube	...	Lawrence
Dennis Feaver	...	Hood 4
Philip Grieve
Kelson Henderson	...	Wank
Glen Jarvis	...	Hood 5
Mel Johnston	...	Alice
Romani Lawson	...	Girl Hood
Danny Mulheron	...	Hotel Receptionist
Jason Jackson Ohlson	...	Waitress
Perry Piercy	...	Detective Chalmers
Neill Rea	...	Richard
Robert Tripe	...	Melissa

Also Known As:

Truth About Demons (USA)

Runtime:

90 min

Country:

New Zealand

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

Iceland:16 | Netherlands:16 | Australia:R | Germany:16 | New Zealand:R16 | Portugal:M/16 | Singapore:M18

Company:

First Sun

Thinking acquiring opinion

I was up late one night watching Sci-Fi and I stumbled upon this flick. I recommend it if you want to see some wild make up ideas and a bit of...fantasy, mostly involving anatomy. i.e. someone ripping your heart out and it miraculously being back in your chest. How's that possible? Go watch the movie and hopefully you won't be disappointed. I do however believe that it probably could of been put together better but that's not necessarily my judging. It's something that will make you think if you believe in such things of the sort, heaven and hell most of all. But then again, isn't anything possible? It's all a matter of faith and being naive enough to see a demon chasing you. I'd watch it again, out of pure boredom most likely.