One of the questions I have is whether or not the three folks The demon by “sending it back to where it belongs… HELL!” Will they succeed? I’m not tellin’. And what is their purpose? In the words of the film’s publicity: to rebuke Paranormal investigator Eric Conner (who wears crucifix earrings and says “dude”Ī lot). So introduction, Austin and Spinks return to the house with buddy and Point, I am not sure if this is a film denouncing demons or an excuse for promoting The film, Deliver Us From Evil (2014 Eric Bana played him).

(and Austin’s mentor) who is a retired NYPD Sergeant, and was the model used in But then again, Ohio is a “Red” state, so noĪ sermon on God and Jesus from Zoom guest star Ralph Sarchie, a Catholic Demonologist Preachy, and is directed towards the Catholic Christian god (apparently, if youĮnvision in your mind’s eye a white dove, a female passes over to heaven, andįor men, it’s a white horse), ignoring all the other thousands of gods that are Honestly, the believability is already gettingĬlose to being out the window for me, but that does not mean it is not fun. The house in 2015, as we hear an electronic voice phenomena (EVP) recording ofĪ demon and his victims talking. Who are heavily into prayer, start off by explaining a previous experience at We meet the two protagonists, Austin and “clairvoyant” Dave Spinks, On an acreage somewhere in Northern Ohio the cast and crew drove up from NorthĬarolina. Told, was shot over a four-day period in a maskless COVID-19-heavy January 2021, Investigator on The Travel Channel show “Ghost Loop” (I do notīelieve I have ever seen it, as I do not watch TTC). In fact, the head of the team here, Sean Austin, was the lead “supernatural” reality television shows that are readily available and common Sure, nearly all exorcism films have Christian elements, especiallyĬatholic, as is the nature of the – err – beast, but there is aĭifference between, say, The Exorcist (1973) and the unintentionally funnyĪnd obscure Christian demonic possession film from the early 1970s, TheĪlso driving this film (again, before seeing it) is the number of “psychic” and Real basis for that belief, which is just as reliable as the Judeo-Christian heritage.Īpproach this documentary with the question of whether or not it is a Christianįilm. However, I do believe “good”Įnergy attracts “good” energy, and “bad” attracts “bad,” even though I have no I have never been a Christian,Īnd was not raised in a Christian household. I believe there is no real evidenceįor the existence of a god, let alone the devil. Showing my hand: I am a religion skeptic.

Malefice: A True Story of a Demonic Haunting.

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