The Possession movie premiere

The Possession is leading another exorcism charge in 2012. Exorcism fans are treated to another exorcist movie. In The Possession, a father purchases his daughter a small antique box at a garage sale. The box contains an evil spirits who possesses the young girl, turning him into a dangerous host.

The Possession is the exorcist movie we thought The Devil Inside movie promised to give us back in January 2012. August 2012 is the beginning of the horror movie season. The Apparition is also debuting on August 24, 2012, a mere week prior to The Possession.

The Possession is based on a true story. In a skeptical world, the true story and real facts are loosely based on a box and an evil spirit. We plan to conduct research on the movie's marketing campaign to introduce The Possession as real. Our last exorcism research project involved investigating The Devil Inside, Anneliese Michel, Exorcism School at the Vatican, and multiple demonic possession.

We can promise you The Possession is the real deal. Exorcism fans better get ready to see the new exorcist movie The Possession. Have your cross, Bible, holy water, and exorcism prayer in order to exorcise the demon. Kevin Bacon's wife Kyra Sedgwick plays the young girl's mother. Finally, the movie gods have listened to release a potentially great exorcism movie.

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The Possession movie tagline: "Fear The Demon That Doesn't Fear God".
The Possession is due out in movie theaters on Friday August 31, 2012. 

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The Possession movie trailer is eerie

The Possession is due out in theaters on August 31, 2012. The Possession features one of the most creepiest movie trailers I watched in quite some time. Every time I watch The Possession trailer, my hair stands up and my face tingles.

The exorcist movie is freaky as Hell. Finally, we have another exorcism movie to reach mainstream status in 2012. I believe The Possession will give back what The Devil Inside cheated us out of - one last exorcism. Word of mouth will make The Possession a major hit.

I hope The Possession movie is as good as the movie trailer. After reviewing the movie trailer again, the devil music in the background is disturbing. Most exorcist movie fans will find The Possession creepy. Seeing the girl act like Damien in The Omen is enough to spook you out. There is something eerie about exorcism movies, especially when the central character is a young girl.

As soon as we gain access to The Possession spoilers, we will upload them on iSpoilers.com and PlotSpoiler.com. I will make sure to write about The Possession on Exorcism Movies. I'm looking forward to watching The Apparition and The Possession, as both movies are screening two weeks in a row.

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Anneliese: The Exorcist Tapes movie review

Anneliese: The Exorcist Tapes

Jude Gernad Prest's Anneliese: The Exorcist Tapes movie opens up with Anneliese Michel speaking in evil tongues. The exorcism movie attempts to recreate The Exorcism of Anneliese Michel. As most exorcism movie fans know, Anneliese Michel died on July 1, 1976, seven years after she experienced an eerie sleep paralysis episode that marked the beginning of her possession. Anneliese: The Exorcist Tapes is obviously better than The Devil Inside movie that does a poor job in covering the truth about exorcisms.

Anneliese Michel (played by Nikki Muller) is a young 23 year old German woman who had experienced several exorcisms per week between 1975-1976. The Church of Wurzburg authorized two exorcists to exorcise the dozen demons that occupied Anneliese. The film opens up with Anneliese Michel speaking in German in an evil voice that resembles most exorcism movies. 

A documentary film crew, a doctor, and a scientist visit the Michel residence. The physician is worried about Anneliese's well-being. After a disagreement is resolved, Anneliese appears out of nowhere, obviously dazed and confused. She urinates on the floor. The documentary film crew, physician, parents, and the Church exorcists are shocked to imagine the pain Anneliese is experiencing. 

Anneliese begins to lick her urine. This is an actual recreation of the events that took place between 1975-1976. Anneliese's condition worsened once the Church initially agreed she required faith and medical treatment rather than an exorcism to exorcise the multiple demons residing in her physical body.

The documentary filmmakers set up cameras throughout the Michel home to monitor the young girl. Many hardcore horror movie and exorcism movie fans will think this documentary portraying The Exorcism of Anneliese Michel shows bad production value at its worst. 

Nonetheless, true horror movie fans will give the Anneliese: The Exorcist Tapes a change. There are several scenes that will inject fear into moviegoers. The switch between old and footage adds a unique touch to the exorcism movies. The Titanic (1997) movie made this film technique quite popular, though we have seen it done many times since the advent of technicolor in film. 

Anneliese experienced multiple demonic possession. In the initial viewing, you will see Anneliese's condition deteriorate over time. The filmmakers meet the same fate as the previous exorcism movies with documentary themes. Give Anneliese: The Exorcist Tapes a shot, and then read the articles on Exorcism Movies to compare the real events and the movie facts. There are many similarities in the movie that are related to true events of The Exorcism of Anneliese Michel. 

Anneliese: The Exorcist Tapes is an exorcism movie that chronicles the events leading up to the death of Anneliese Michel, a young 23 year old German woman that more than a dozen demon possessed, also known as multiple demonic possession. Exorcism movies deal with the evil of the Devil and demons, which most devout Catholics find disturbing because they believe in demonic possession.

Thus, most good exorcism movies end with an exorcist(s) performing an exorcism to exorcise out the demons. Anneliese: The Exorcist Tapes is a decent exorcism movie with some evil moments. Under an obviously low production budget, Anneliese: The Exorcist Tapes will shed light on the truth about exorcisms, multiple demonic possession, and the fear of the Devil and demons. The audio tapes alone are enough to give any person nightmares. Beware of the evil from within the exorcism movie.    

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The Devil Inside movie review

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The sold out 10:20PM showing of William Brent Bell and Joaquin Perea's The Devil Inside movie proved to be extremely popular. Moviegoers waited in a long line that wrapped around the middle of the movie theater and on all the way to the front entrance. The Devil Inside movie is an exorcism movie that injects fear into moviegoers who enjoy a good scare on a Friday night. With a running time of 87 minutes, the movie moves rather quickly to the final climatic scene.

Maria Rossi (played by Suzan Crowley) calls 911 to report a gruesome murder. The 911 operator learns that Maria brutally murdered three Church servants. Disturbing footage from within the home reveals three bloody bodies. The police take Maria into custody, where her sinister stare from inside the police car spooks the movie audience. Is this woman possessed by demons or is she a nut case who snapped?

Maria's super hot daughter Isabella Rossi (played by sexy Brazilian Fernanda Andrade) made me forget the movie was about an exorcism. Isabella resembles a younger version of Jennifer Lopez, who hypnotizes male moviegoers with her natural beauty. While Isabella speaks to the cameraman, we immediately discover The Devil Inside movie chooses to explore a documentary filmmaking style to create realism in exorcisms.

Isabella travels to Italy to investigate her mother's past. She attends the Church's Exorcism school to mine for facts about demonic possessions. In that moment in time, the Exorcist teacher shows the room a videotape of a woman which sparks a debate regarding whether she is possessed or mentally insane. It is revealed that multiple demonic possessions are possibly in the possessed.

Isabella interviews the Priests to gain an understanding of an exorcisms. The foreign accents make for a rather interesting tone, giving The Devil Inside some authenticity to depict the world capital of Exorcist teaching. Isabella learns that her mother is more troubled than she anticipated. Maria knows that Isabella terminated her pregnancy due to complications. Moreover, the mother shows cut wounds on her forearms and on her lower lip.


Ben (Simon Quarterman) and David (Evan Helmuth) convince Isabella to attend an unauthorized exorcism to experience the process firsthand. Isabella agrees to take part in a young woman's exorcism. The eerie exorcism shocks the hell out of the team, though the Exorcists manage to free the young woman from her demonic possession.

The most challenging exorcism (Maria multiple demonic possession) exposes the entire Exorcist team to the demons living inside Maria for the past 20 years. To avoid spoiling The Devil Inside movie plot, the unorthodox bending, crawling, foul language, inverted crosses, and mighty superpowers displayed in The Devil Inside movie lead moviegoers to an abrupt movie ending.

The Devil Inside movie is the first exorcism movie to be released in the movie box office in 2012. The exorcism movie is performing strong in its first weekend in release. We can expect The Devil Inside to slow down since the movie ending disappointed many moviegoers. If you decide to watch the Devil Inside movie, be prepared to explore the evil inside the exorcism world. You have be warned!

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