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Showing posts with label Maria Rossi 1989. Show all posts
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Thursday, January 19, 2012

The Devil Inside movie trick: Why moviegoers believe The Devil Inside movie is a real documentary?

The Devil Inside movie opens with what is deemed as the real Maria Rossi 1989 murders committed in Hartford, Connecticut. Maria Rossi underwent an exorcism to exorcise the demons from within her. Moviegoers want to know the real truth about the Devil Inside movie. What facts are real and which are fake? Why do moviegoers believe The Devil Inside movie is a factual documentary about exorcisms and multiple demonic possession?

The Devil Inside writer/director and co-writer trick moviegoers into believing the exorcism movie is a real documentary to discover the truth. The movie opens with a good setup; the 911 emergency call and the murder footage to show the brutally battered bodies. The possessed Maria Rossi probably went off the deep end while under the control of four demon spirits.

Next, Isabella Rossi decides to do a documentary on her mother to investigate the 1989 murders and the source behind her mother's murder spree on three church servants (two priests and one nun). It is later learned that these church servants performed the exorcism of Maria Rossi to exorcise the demons. Maria Rossi is apparently suffering from multiple demonic possession twenty years after the 1989 murders.

Moviegoers believe The Devil Inside movie is real because the filmmakers trick them with footage made to appear real. They show reporters covering the tragic murder event. Moreover, the police officers conduct a walkthrough in the Rossi home to detail the brutal slaying of the three church servants.

The Centrino Hospital for the criminally insane is a real life hospital in Rome, Italy. The Exorcism School at the Vatican is an actual exorcist preparation. For the most part, moviegoers see the inside of the Exorcism School and watch a staged lecture with two actors playing exorcists/priests.

It is easy to build a connection with the movie audience. Thus, the filmmakers humanize the characters through conveying the exorcism, murders, and the multiple demonic possession events in a documentary filmmaking style. The Blair Witch Project and the recent The Last Exorcism movie choose the documentary to perfectly execute an dramatization of so-called real events.

The Devil Inside is a fake exorcism movie. There is no Rossi murder case in Hartford, Connecticut in 1989. We can only locate one Maria Rossi murder, a 17 year old girl from the U.K. who along with Christina Molloy murdered an elderly woman, Edna Phillips, in the local neighborhood. According to McCarthy (2010) of the Guardian, there are less than 14 exorcists in the United States capable of performing exorcisms on any of the 68 million Catholics. The late Pope John Paul II issued a letter to all Bishops in the United States, urging them to designate one exorcist per Bishop.

These real facts prove the 1989 Maria Rossi murders are staged events to hype up the exorcism movie. The Devil Inside is not a real documentary. Why? The main cast are actors who played in previous movies. We can identify the exorcism movie as real when the main crew has no previous experience. It would make a great movie to watch a real exorcism. A true exorcism is unlikely to be shown in real-time.

Moviegoers assume The Devil Inside movie is a real documentary due to skewed movie facts joined together with real landmarks (Exorcism School and Centrino). The Devil Inside movie conveys fact and movie fiction. People are known to become possessed. The exorcism of Anneliese Michel is a real life exorcism case. The  exorcism story is very real. It is claimed that Anneliese experienced multiple demonic possession  (15+ demonic spirits, including the Devil). Watch The Exorcism of Emily Rose to see true accounts of the Anneliese Michel exorcism story.

The Devil Inside movie is a staged documentary to feed the demand for mainstream horror movies with exorcism sub-genres. Exorcism movies are popular since Hollywood rarely releases the movies. There are less than twenty commercial exorcism movies available in the horror movie vault. We can locate straight to video exorcism movies, but the top exorcism movies are uncommon.

The Devil Inside, The Last Exorcism, and the Rite are the only exorcism movies released into movie theaters since The Exorcism of Emily Rose in 2005. When we consider The Unborn as an exorcism movie due to the possession and last exorcism performed in the resolution. Most of these exorcism movies take the traditional moviemaking route. The Devil Inside caters to the demand for reality, which is a popular medium that controls television. In essence, The Devil Inside movie incorporated partial truth to make a fiction movie about a fake exorcism and murder.             

Thursday, January 12, 2012

The Best Demonic Possession Movies: What are the best Demonic Possession Movies?

The Devil Inside movie surprised the movie world with $34.5 million in box office receipts. Demonic possession movies frighten people because it is possible that demons can enter the human body through possession. The very thought of multiple demonic possession is identified as "The Great Exorcism" since there are several demons that must be casted out. What are the best demonic possession movies?

Good demonic possession movies make for a scary movie experience. Moviegoers will find that covering their eyes will not get rid of the demonic image stained in the mind. The demonic image is there to remain a figment of your imagination until the next frightening horror movie replaces it. The best demonic possession movies project good horror onto the silver screen.  

The Exorcist (1973) is one of the best demonic possession movies ever released into movie theaters. The Exorcist movie plot explores the last exorcism performed in the United States in 1949 on a boy. The screenwriter changed the boy to a young girl (Linda Blaire). The Exorcist movie is one of the earliest exorcism movies to explore an exorcist performing an exorcism.  

The Exorcist movie is known in Hollywood history as one of the most scariest horror films of all time. The young girl vomits green liquid, twists her head around, levitates, displays super strength, talks in ancient tongue, and reveals clairvoyant powers to confirm the four signs of demonic possession. We see a young innocent girl transform into an evil demon, and then back into a little girl again. 

Another good exorcist movie is The Exorcism of Emily Rose. The Emily Rose character depicts the exorcism of Anneliese Michel in 1975. The exorcism movie covers an exorcism murder trial based on the actual events in the 1978 Anneliese Michel exorcism murder case. Emily has visions of her eventual death, which is also consistent with Anneliese Michel's final death prediction. The exorcism court case is rather interesting, showing the combination of legal, science and religion opposing one another. 

The Rite is one of the best demonic possession movies. Anthony plays an priest/exorcist who performs exorcisms on those who request his help to cast out demons. However, a young priest rejects any notion that there is such thing as demonic possession. The young priest must perform an exorcism on a priest to believe in the Devil's evil. Essentially, denying the Devil is deemed as rejecting faith in God. The Rite follows two exorcisms to demonstrate the power of demonic possession.  

The Devil Inside movie is a good exorcist movie which delivers one of the best demonic possession movies into a documentary style film. Moviegoers question the realism in the exorcisms as well as in the 1989 Maria Rossi murder case. The 1989 911 call shares an audio recording that seems authentic. The emergency call audio tape becomes murder evidence to institutionalize Maria Rossi. In any case, the 1989 Maria Rossi murder depicted in the demonic possession movie is nonetheless fake. The London newspaper newspaper reports on a Maria Rossi adolescent murdering her elderly neighbor, but no other Maria Rossi case files are nowhere to be found except on The Rossi Files. 

Whereas The Devil Inside movie has a bad movie ending, the setup and development are effective in hooking the audience. The multiple demonic possession concept is scary but intriguing. The exorcists performing the real life exorcisms on Anneliese Michel discovered more than a dozen demons trapped in the young woman's body. In The Devil Inside movie, the Maria Rossi exorcism revealed four demons. 

Filming the exorcisms exposed the occupants to demonic possession. Isabella Rossi suffered from multiple demonic possession soon after David commits an insidious act under the influence of one evil demon. The Maria Rossi exorcism is one of those intense exorcism scenes. The exorcism explores the best demonic possession depiction in a documentary film. Hence, the Devil Inside is one of the better demon possession movies (minus the movie ending) to be released in the movie box office.    

The Exorcist: The Beginning is an excellent exorcist movie which explains the foundation of the first exorcism movie, The Exorcist. We see the past archaeology excavation, fully understanding that the transfer of demons is possible through an evil artifact. We also witness a horrific scene in which a group of hyenas or wolves rip apart the flesh of a young boy. The possessed brother freezes in some sort of trance, unable to snap out of the traumatic moment to save his older brother. The pack attack is a grizzly scene, conveying that anything bad is possible in the face of the Devil. 

In the last scene, the priest/exorcist must perform an exorcism on a woman in a dark cave. She says the nastiest things to interfere with the priest's faith. Demons enjoy dark regions because their evil can manifest. The demonic possessed woman could bend her joints, crawl on the rock ceiling, and change her face into an evil demon. The scene makes many moviegoers feel claustrophobic in the narrow dark cave. The Exorcist: The Beginning is one of the best demonic possession movies.  

The best demonic possession movies include The Exorcist (1973), The Exorcism of Emily Rose, The Rite, The Devil Inside, and The Exorcist: The Beginning. Notable mentions for the best demonic possession movies list are The Unborn, Rec 2, The Exorcist 2, The Exorcist 3, and The Skeleton Key. Rent a good demonic possession movie to entertain your Friday the 13th, 2012 night!
            

Maria Rossi 911 Call: Maria Rossi 911 Call in The Devil Inside movie

The Devil Inside movie opens with a 911 phone call. Maria Rossi informs the 911 operator there are 3 dead people. The 911 operator is confused about the emergency. Maria claims to have killed 3 people.  The actual Maria Rossi audio dialogue from The Devil Inside movie is shown below:

This is The Actual 911 Call Placed from the Home of Maria Rossi on October 30th, 1989

Maria:
Three... three people.

Dispatcher:
Three people...
Ma'am, what's the problem, are you injured? 

Maria:
Three people...
Three people are dead.

Dispatcher:
Did you say dead? 

Maria Rossi:
I... killed... them.
Send the police. 

Dispatcher:
Ma'am, excuse me, who did you kill?

Maria Rossi:
I killed everyone

Maria hangs up the phone. 

Dispatcher:
Ma'am? Ma'am? 

Dead tone. 

In my opinion, the actual 911 call from The Devil Inside movie is staged. The 911 operator seems too passive, failing to investigate the events which transpired in the Maria Rossi home. This dialogue is written to build suspense with a beginning, middle and end structure to set an eerie tone. 

The Devil Inside filmmakers mixed Hollywood fiction with facts to feed the demand. Thus, moviegoers leave The Devil Inside movie questioning the realism of the actual events. Who is Maria Rossi? Did Maria Rossi murder two priests and a nun while undergoing an exorcism? Are we supposed to believe that priests/exorcists are performing unauthorized exorcisms without the Church's approval?  

The Maria Rossi 911 call is a good marketing vehicle to promote The Devil Inside movie. Future moviegoers will watch the exorcism movie based on the ambiguous murder and exorcism events. We tend to think that documentary films convey realism to make such events appear real. The Devil Inside movie depicted the Maria Rossi 911 call as an actual murder event which took place on October 30, 1989. Collider conducted an interview with The Devil Inside producer, director/writer and the co-writer. 

Check out The Rossi Files to find out additional movie facts to explore exorcisms, Maria Rossi, the 1989 murder portrayed in the movie, the exorcisms performed, multiple demonic possession, and which facts are real in The Devil Inside movie.



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