Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Rachael Murphy | ... | Lila Kis | |
Eli Roth | ... | Béla Olt | |
Ben DiGregorio | ... | Olt's Cameraman | |
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Reshad Strik | ... | Marcus Reed |
Alyssa Sutherland | ... | Claire | |
Shiloh Fernandez | ... | Garret | |
Henry Thomas | ... | Josh Petri | |
Lothaire Bluteau | ... | Grigore | |
Robert Towers | ... | Beng | |
Carmen Chaplin | ... | Romy Bardóc | |
Daniela Sea | ... | Tami | |
Jack Dimich | ... | Romanian Grip | |
Elena Satine | ... | Anca | |
Zelda Williams | ... | Matya | |
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Brian Henderson | ... | Peter |
In the Dark Ages, a gypsy woman made a pact with Beng, the gypsy devil, to marry a powerful man. In return, Beng asked for her first born child. Her daughter Matya had the mark of the devil and was killed by the villagers. In 1928, the Hungarian director Bela Olt decides to shoot Matya's story with the lead gypsy actress Lila Kis. However, the director, the cast and the crew vanished with the film that had never been seen. Back to the present and the discredited medium director Marcus Reed and his producer Josh Petri head to Romania to make a film about Matya's story... Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Normally I don't write reviews... although after watching this movie, it marked my life in such ways I had to leave a comment and warn others. Just spare yourself the misery. This movie shows promise at the start, thinking of such urban legends as the filming of The Exorcist... yet sadly it fails to deliver. The plot is very poor to say the least, and the main character inspires as much empathy in his role as a mad director, that by the end of the movie you are actually rooting for something to happen to him. The movie ends, and ends again, then ends strangely... and I now have to find a way to wash my brain of this dreg...