Exorcismus
(2010)
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Exorcismus
(2010)
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Emma
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| Stephen Billington | ... |
Christopher
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| Richard Felix | ... |
John
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Jo-Anne Stockham | ... |
Lucy
(as Jo Anne Sotckham)
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Lazzaro E. Oertli Ortiz | ... |
Mark
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Isamaya French | ... |
Rose
(as Ismaya Ffrench)
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| Tommy Bastow | ... |
Alex
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Emma Reynolds | ... |
Sarah
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| Doug Bradley | ... |
Padre Ennis
(as Douglas Bradley)
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Brendan Price | ... |
Brian
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Clàudia Costas | ... |
Ana Salgado
(as Claudia Costas)
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Cristina Cervià | ... |
Sofia Salgado
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Francesc Ten | ... |
Priest 1
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Joan Roca | ... |
Priest 2
(as Joan Cusachs)
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Pere Raich | ... |
Priest 3
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Fifteen year-old Emma Evans has an argument with her mother Lucy since she wants to go to a concert in London with her friends Rose and Alex. Emma immediately has a convulsion and her family takes her to the hospital, but the doctors do not find any physical problem. Then her father John tries to convince his wife to send Emma to school, instead of homeschooling, but she prefers to keep Emma in the family-based education. Lucy sends her daughter to the psychoanalyst believing that she has psychological problems and Emma asks her friend Rose to record her session of hypnosis though the cellular but the doctor dies during the session. When Emma listens to the tape, she believes she is possessed by the devil and asks her parents to be submitted to an exorcism with her uncle, Priest Christopher Taylor. However her skeptical mother is against the ritual and recalls that Chris was responsible for the death of a teenager, Ana, in the past in an unsuccessful exorcism. But when Emma levitates ... Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
'Exorcismus' is another very typical exorcism movie, a girl gets possessed, acts a bit strangely and then people start dying. However the twist at the end manages to separate it somewhat from the others. The acting of a couple of members of the family is a little to be desired and the camera-work can seem a little like a teenager with a hand-held but for the budget it does what it needs to.
Overall it's another case of where the trailer is far more interesting than the film itself but if this is your type of movie, it's worth watching as a rental.
4/10