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Exorcist: The Beginning


Genre: Horror
Review by Dunya Hopefulsoul
Cast:
Stellan Skarsgård.... Father Merrin
Izabella Scorupco.... Sarah
James D'Arcy .... Father Francis
Remy Sweeney .... Joseph
Julian Wadham .... Major Granville
Andrew French .... Chuma
Ralph Brown .... Sergeant Major
Ben Cross .... Semelier
David Bradley .... Father Gionetti
Alan Ford .... Jeffries
Antonie Kamerling.... Lieutenant Kessel
Eddie Osei .... Emekwi
Israel Aduramo .... Jomo
Patrick O'Kane .... Bession
James Bellamy .... James
Director: Renny Harlin
Warner Brothers Studios
Rated: R
Runtime: 114 minutes
2004

Greetings,

And welcome to another moonlight movie review. This month I decided on the movie The Exorcist: The Beginning . This movie takes place years before Father Lancaster Merrin helped save Regan MacNeil's soul. He encounters the demon Pazuzu for the first time in East Africa, when he is called in to overlook a strange dig under a church. And as the whole site becomes more open, the more things start happening. A young black child is thought to be possessed, and is protected by the demon. With the Father's faith not being what it used to be and his longing for those temptations of real manhood, the demon will give this man a run for his soul. Can't miss the special effects on this one. There is this really freak attack on a child by wild beast's. They rip this kid apart. I think that part got my attention right away I'll tell you. I was into the movie. I still need to catch this one again. I want to figure out where the rest of those movies come into play. I didn't get scared, but It was a good movie in my book and it deserves and second watch. Anyway, I won't tell you how it ends. Will the Father trade in his rosary for love of a woman and lose his soul? Or will he recover his faith? Check out the movie. Well popcorn lovers, it's time to search another good movie down…until next month...
Blessed Be,

Dunya Hopefulsoul

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