Deliver Us From Evil

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Chris T @yankskill23 54 min ago So good f this rating See more Maja-Isabella M @RT92706950 5 days ago Love the movie personally. I get some of the bashing cause seriously a nypd cop becoming a demon hunter, i dunnooo. But It is still one of my faves, I like the whole writing and idea of the movie and I think it is well executed. See more B P @Bradster69 Sep 3, 2026 Not Bad, but Not My Favorite See more Esra Y @RT95409318 May 17, 2026 Started out promising but second half is slow, it takes too long to progress and i don't think demonic part works well. See more Daniel S @RT37151421 Apr 18, 2026 NYPD: Now Hiring… Exorcists Preferred See more Eye C @ECinc Oct 14, 2025 The six stages of an exorcism are Presence, Pretense, Breakpoint, Voice, Clash, and Expulsion. A Bronx sergeant in New York City experienced them firsthand, and here is his story. A New York police officer and his partner begin receiving reports of strange behavior inside several homes in the Bronx neighborhood. Initially, the cases seem unconnected, but as they unfold, they start to intertwine through members of the affected families, who exhibit erratic and violent personalities. Meanwhile, a Jesuit priest joins the investigation team because everything indicates that those affected have been possessed by a demon that acts like an infernal virus, infecting and affecting anyone who crosses its path. Even more than 10 years after its premiere, it's clear not much money was poured into this movie's production, but plenty went into the story and the performances. What I've always loved about this film is the excellent chemistry between the two police officers; I wish they had done more projects together, even if they weren't horror—watching this pair work is very enjoyable. The screenplay is well done; I find it has an interesting development and slowly escalates in intensity until it reaches the climax: the exorcism of the "patient zero," so to speak. I also really like Edgar Ramirez as the cool priest who performs the exorcism ritual in a Latin way, practically chanting it. The visuals and sounds are sufficiently stressful. The bad thing, as I mentioned, is that it does look cheap. There are moments where the effects are very noticeable, and they sometimes resort to cheap scarejumps with sounds and images that literally appear on the screen without reason. The film didn't need this; I think it has enough to keep the audience tense and scared on its own. See more Read all reviews

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