Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Louisa Krause | ... | Ava | |
Whitney Able | ... | Jillian | |
Deborah Rush | ... | Joanna | |
William Sadler | ... | Bernard | |
Zachary Booth | ... | Roger | |
Lou Taylor Pucci | ... | Ben Branson | |
Wass Stevens | ... | Tony | |
Annabelle Dexter-Jones | ... | Hazel | |
Geneva Carr | ... | Darlene | |
Dan Fogler | ... | J.J. Samson | |
John Ventimiglia | ... | Father Merrino | |
Joel de la Fuente | ... | Escobar | |
Alysia Reiner | ... | Noelle | |
Carol Kane | ... | Talia | |
Jemima Kirke | ... | Ivy |
Ava Dobkins is recovering from demonic possession. With no memory of the past month, she is forced to attend a Spirit Possession Anonymous support group. As Ava struggles to reconnect with her friends, get her job back, and figure out where the huge bloodstain in her apartment came from, she's plagued by nightmarish visions - the demon is trying to come back. Written by Momentum Pictures
Finally someone made a movie, that is so obvious, you really wonder, how no one came up with that simple yet brilliant concept yet. All the exorcism/possession movies end, after the exorcism - whether it went right or wrong, there's not much we get after that. There have been sequels to exorcism movies of course and they show a sort of aftermath, but this is an "original", without any background as to what happened before.
Well until you watch the movie and it backtracks at certain points so we do see what has occurred. It's all done in a rather light (still vivid) fashion, that doesn't shy away from gross or graphic content. If you are into the idea, you will like what they did with it. The movie is worth it (the performances too).