Added to Netflix on Friday, Jan 19, 2024 “The Devil Inside” is a horror movie that explores the chilling world of demonic possession. Set in Italy, the story follows Isabella Rossi, who seeks to understand the truth about her mother, Maria, who allegedly murdered three people during her own exorcism years ago. Isabella, accompanied by a filmmaker and two exorcists, delves into the mysteries of possession and exorcism, only to encounter terrifying realities that blur the lines between science, faith, and the supernatural. The film’s narrative weaves a suspenseful and frightening tale, challenging the viewer’s beliefs about the paranormal.
Length: 1h 23m
Genre: Horror, Thriller
This Title is: Scary, Dark
The Devil Inside is New on Netflix in Canada!
Trailer
Cast
- Fernanda Andrade as Isabella Rossi
- Simon Quarterman as Ben
- Evan Helmuth as David
Parental Guidance
Maturity Rating: R for disturbing violent content and grisly images, and for language including some sexual references.
Content warnings include intense scenes of exorcism, violence, and disturbing imagery.
Trivia
- The movie is presented in a documentary style, adding a layer of realism to the horror genre.
- Despite its controversial ending, “The Devil Inside” was a box office success, grossing over $100 million worldwide.
- The film sparked discussions about the portrayal of exorcism in cinema and its impact on public perceptions of religious rituals.
Our Review
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“The Devil Inside” offers a unique take on the exorcism genre, employing a documentary-style approach that heightens the sense of realism and terror. The acting, while not standout, effectively conveys the horror and confusion experienced by the characters. The storyline, though intriguing, falls short in terms of depth and coherence, particularly towards the end. The visuals are suitably unsettling, enhancing the eerie atmosphere of the movie. Overall, it’s a film that will appeal to fans of the horror genre, but may not resonate with a wider audience due to its polarizing ending and lack of character development.
Critic Scores
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