Credited cast: | |||
Michael Filipowich | ... | Damon | |
William McKinney | ... | Padre | |
Kate Tumanova | ... | Caroline | |
Braxton Davis | ... | Will | |
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John Paul Sales | ... | Hooper |
Jessica Morris | ... | Janelle | |
Jennifer Lee Wiggins | ... | Cy | |
Luke Wright | ... | Deputy Doug | |
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Jhana Parits | ... | Tawny |
Sicily Fontaine | ... | Young Caroline | |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Arun Kapoor | ... | Rivera |
Said William Legue | ... | Demon Boss (as William Legue) | |
Alexander Man | ... | Buggar | |
Romane Simon | ... | Roman | |
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Brad Stocker | ... | Dale |
After narrowly surviving a harrowing possession, Damon Richter was left with abnormal abilities that allow him to help those fellow souls similarly tormented. Damon has embraced these powers for good until a routine exorcism goes terribly wrong forcing his family to suffer greatly. Thinking he left the world of possessions, exorcisms, and evil behind him, he must now use these skills to save his estranged daughter. Written by Uncork'd Entertainment
Initially, I was lured in by the DVD cover for "American Exorcism". It seemed rather interesting and I thought that maybe, just maybe, this could actually be a horror movie with some potential. Alas, that was not to be the case.
I managed to endure 22 minutes of the ordeal that bears the title "American Exorcism" before tossing in the towel and giving up out of utter and complete boredom.
The storyline in this movie was the most shallow and pointless of storylines that I have yet to come across in all of 2017.
The characters were one-dimensional and equally pointless, and they did nothing for the story. And it was characters that you don't invest anything in, so you don't care about what happens to them.
The effects in the movie, at least from the 22 minutes I watched, were adequate.
I am not going to return to finish this movie at any point, that much is for certain.