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Cast
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| Michelle Argyris | ... | Alex Froshiber | |
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Shantelle Canzanese | ... | Jessica Martin |
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Vanessa Broze | ... | Breanne Whitaker |
| Kevin Walker | ... | Brian Wolski (as Kevin Jake Walker) | |
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Wayne Conroy | ... | Professor Madison (as Wayne M. Conroy) |
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Danielle White | ... | Possessed Girl 1970 |
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Colin Smith | ... | Young Priest 1970 |
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Dick Vance | ... | Cop #1 1970 |
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Louise Hollingsworth | ... | Old Psychic Woman |
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Alan Branton | ... | College Professor |
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Angelina Mueller-Lavictoire | ... | Little Girl |
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Michael G. Wilmot | ... | Father Madison |
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David Jeffrey | ... | ER Doctor (as David Jeffery) |
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Melissa Patriquin | ... | Adoption Agent |
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Sabrina D'Amour | ... | Adoption Wife |
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This movie is about Alex, a returning college student who moves in with her girlfriends after the holidays. They go out and have quite a few drinks and on the way home Alex and her friend Jessica go to a psychic where Alex has an episode and freaks out her friend and the psychic. The next day Alex doesn't have any memory of what happened and her friends think there's something going on with her. Over time, she starts having things happen to her, scratches, visions and ultimately rape from some being. Her friends start to worry about her even more and things take a turn for the worst when she loses control. What is inside her, and will they all live? Written by Michael Hallows Eve
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Country:
CanadaRelease Date:
7 August 2012 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
The Devil in Me See more »Filming Locations:
London, Ontario, CanadaCompany Credits
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(edited)Color:
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Brian Wolski: Can you please just shut up and leave her alone?
Breanne Whitaker: You know I'm right.
Brian Wolski: I said, enough!
Breanne Whitaker: Well, I guess if she was so perfect, you wouldn't be fucking me!
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Written by Mary Jennings (as Mary Bailey Jennings) (ASCAP)
Performed by Mary Jennings (as Jennings)
Published by No Sass Music (ASCAP)
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Breanne Whitaker: I mean, two years you've been with the girl and the frigid bitch still won't give it up?Brian Wolski: Can you please just shut up and leave her alone?
Breanne Whitaker: You know I'm right.
Brian Wolski: I said, enough!
Breanne Whitaker: Well, I guess if she was so perfect, you wouldn't be fucking me!
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No humans, animals or demons were harmed in the filming of this movie. See more »Soundtracks
The DarknessWritten by Mary Jennings (as Mary Bailey Jennings) (ASCAP)
Performed by Mary Jennings (as Jennings)
Published by No Sass Music (ASCAP)
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"The Devil In Me" (Not Devil Seed, more on that later) is a cliché ridden, hilarious mess, and the only way I can come to terms with it is by compiling one of my infamous lists. So, here goes...
1. Why is the victim of these atrocities always 'The new girl in town?'
2. Why is the only one doing nude scenes the bimbo with the boob job with a bit part?
3. Why would you break into a psychics for a 60 dollar reading after a heavy night out drinking?
4. Why is it the initial SHOCK when you hear a noise turns out to be nothing, but it always followed by the REAL SCARE?
5. Why bother possessing someone you're raping so she'll give birth to THE ANTICHRIST?
6. Why is it so convenient that the school councellor's father turns out to be A BLOOMIN' EXORCIST?!
7. Why can a demonic spirit in flight be stopped by A SHOWER CURTAIN?!
8. Why is this marketed as a horror when it should be a comedy? (18 you say?! BWHAHAHAHAHAHA etc)
9. Why bother changing the name of the film in the UK? (Might have been better if they'd changed the director, writer, actors, caterers...)
10. Why, in this genre, do the credits ALWAYS begin with an appalling loud cacophony of noise by a metal band you've never heard of?
I'm sure there are more, many more, but I'm off now to take some paracetamol and have a lie down. I've just got time for perhaps the most important question of them all: 11. Why was this ever made?! 4/10