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| Shannyn Sossamon | ... |
Marisol
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| Dominique Swain | ... | ||
| William Sadler | ... | ||
| Teach Grant | ... | ||
| Martin Cummins | ... | ||
| Rob Stewart | ... |
Ross North
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| R. Nelson Brown | ... | ||
| Wanda Cannon | ... |
Kathy Gray
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| Jenn Griffin | ... |
Older Anne Kilton
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| Alan Ackles | ... | ||
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Rob Allen | ... |
Young Paul
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Tami DeSchutter | ... |
Young Kathy
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| John Innes | ... |
Father Moore
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| Reg Tupper | ... |
Hartney
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In Cheever Lake, the twenty-one years old Jake Gray has bloody nightmares while awake. His friends Conrad Dean and Dakota apply him in a weird game called "The Pathway". Jake begins to mix reality with daydreams, while his closest friends die. Jake blames the game, which might be connected to the devil, for the deaths of his friends and decides to investigate the mystery. Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Yes, this film offers an odd perspective of the paranormal, from religion to speculation, there is a clear definition... Once the film starts, you realize there is a lot going on, and there are many twists and turns that lead you to the ultimate ending of faith, belief, power, imagination, and an important story. Of course there are things that make many believe that this type of storyline is absurd, but from the beginning till when it all starts to reveal itself is a great intrigue, if not an obvious plot to turn to. If nothing else, Devour will reveal itself as an interesting turn of events in a mediocre world. Considering that this is a movie that isn't as shocking nor revealing as Saw or Land of the Dead it's worth a viewing since it was never released in theaters. It may not be the next Hitchcock, but there's a vibe to it that may make the many fans of this genre enjoy the originality!!