A police detective is swept into a web of deception and, in search of the truth, finds herself in a contest with forces of the occult.A police detective is swept into a web of deception and, in search of the truth, finds herself in a contest with forces of the occult.A police detective is swept into a web of deception and, in search of the truth, finds herself in a contest with forces of the occult.
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- 2 wins & 3 nominations
Siobhan McCarthy
- The Nun
- (as S. Siobhan McCarthy)
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- TriviaThe bathroom mirror Michael Eklund cracked with his forehead in the fight scene with Sarah-Jane Redmond was real. Breaking it was not planned. The actors remained in character and continued with their performance, allowing the take to be used in the film.
- GoofsAt the beginning we are told about the first documented demonic possession in 1612. We then see a priest supposedly writing about this with a metal nib ink pen. But metal nib ink pens were not created until the early 1800's. Before then most pens were made from feather quills.
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The Janitor: They are as all men, made or unmade by themselves, creators of their own destiny. And just as like is drawn to like, they attract not what they want, but that which they are. Those responsible, and those who fall victim tonight are one and the same. They are all sinners.
- Crazy creditsFilm opens with following scroll: In the year 1612, renowned exorcist Father Sebastian Michaelis wrote about a possessed nun, Sister Madeleine, at Aix-en-Provence, France. The demon possessing Sister Madeleine revealed itself as a fallen angel. The following was inspired by Father Michaelis' writings.
- SoundtracksThe Devil You Know
Written by Daryl Bennett & Damon Vignale
Vocal Performance by Dalannah Bowen (as Dalannah Gail Bowen)
Featured review
visceral. .
Great performances by a remarkably talented cast will tend to make a good script great. Happens every time. Written and directed by Damon Vignale, "The Entrance" showcases the importance a director should place on getting the most from his cast. In this case, Mr. Vignale started with great talent and managed to get, in my mind, award-winning performances from them. They, in turn, took the script and and ran with it very effectively. From beginning to end the pace of this film is consistent in its flow. The audience is drawn into the bizarre set of circumstances which befall a young female detective after interviewing a visibly upset felon. She embarks on a journey which ultlimately challenges her own humanity while forced to revisit a crime she was victim to in her childhood. Unfortunately, much of the subject matter of the film precludes it's being something for your kids to watch. Nevertheless, The Entrance should be on everyone's list of "should see's". A great piece.
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- downtownsound
- Oct 23, 2007
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- Runtime1 hour 21 minutes
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