

2023·Horror·1h 32m
7.0
★



Lara is a woman tormented, torn between science and faith. Pushed by her husband to seek treatment from a congregation of zealots, a ruthless exorcist will try to save her soul by putting an innocent woman through hell.
Directed by Nick Kozakis
australia
exorcism
torture
couple
loss of child
religious fanaticism

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Cast

Georgia Eyers
Lara Levonde

Dan Ewing
Ron Levonde

Tim Pocock
Daniel James King

Eliza Matengu
Dr. Marisa Walsh

John Wood
Detective Chambers

Sunny S. Walia
Lance

Hugh Sexton
Plumber / Sunburnt Man

Carlia Capozza
Officer Kim Jones

Ella Bourne
Allie Johnston

Jonty Reason
Afflicted 2
Crew

Dan Ewing
Executive Producer

Tim Pocock
Executive Producer

Carlia Capozza
First Assistant Director

Laura Jane Turner
Third Assistant Director
Popular Reviews
22 reviews
Jen
6.0★ · 10/19/25

the lord spoke to you? give me his direct line because i have a few complaints.
the lord spoke to you? give me his direct line because i have a few complaints.
ellie
8.0★ · 10/05/25

I really don't understand the reviews for this they discredit this film wayyyy too much, i absolutely loved this in a world full of exorcist films where god saved the day how about one that actually sheds light on religious psychosis and unsanctioned exorcisms !!
I really don't understand the reviews for this they discredit this film wayyyy too much, i absolutely loved this in a world full of exorcist films where god saved the day how about one that actually sheds light on religious psychosis and unsanctioned exorcisms !!
laure
2.0★ · 07/02/25

el dia en el que vea una puta peli de terror en la cual el hombre no le haga mansplaining a su mujer tratandola de loca haré un backflip
el dia en el que vea una puta peli de terror en la cual el hombre no le haga mansplaining a su mujer tratandola de loca haré un backflip
Roberto Carlos
10.0★ · 06/21/24

never thought i could watch an “exorcism” movie that could be groundbreaking again. this is a must watch for every horror fan. this film has a strong story to tell and it doesn’t hold back at all.
never thought i could watch an “exorcism” movie that could be groundbreaking again. this is a must watch for every horror fan. this film has a strong story to tell and it doesn’t hold back at all.
Gaia
8.0★ · 06/15/24

Okay, so I went into this movie expecting nothing, because exorcism, demonic possession, and religion are represented in the horror genre so much that they become a bit repetitive. I'm not a religious person, so in general, I already have my personal thoughts on anything related to God, demons, Satan, etc.
But this movie shows exactly what I wanted to see: exorcism finally being seen as something negative, cruel, and just bigoted. And the entire congregation being just a bunch of brainwashed people who would excuse a murderer just because "God made him do it!" And their beliefs are more important than anything and anyone else.
Aside from religion, it was terrifying how they represented a controlling and abusive husband being perceived as a caring and loving man, and not only by the people around them, but he sees himself that way too, and even after they murdered her, he believes that it was the right thing and he did it for her.
But this movie shows exactly what I wanted to see: exorcism finally being seen as something negative, cruel, and just bigoted. And the entire congregation being just a bunch of brainwashed people who would excuse a murderer just because "God made him do it!" And their beliefs are more important than anything and anyone else.
Aside from religion, it was terrifying how they represented a controlling and abusive husband being perceived as a caring and loving man, and not only by the people around them, but he sees himself that way too, and even after they murdered her, he believes that it was the right thing and he did it for her.
Okay, so I went into this movie expecting nothing, because exorcism, demonic possession, and religion are represented in the horror genre so much that they become a bit repetitive. I'm not a religious person, so in general, I already have my personal thoughts on anything related to God, demons, Satan, etc.
But this movie shows exactly what I wanted to see: exorcism finally being seen as something negative, cruel, and just bigoted. And the entire congregation being just a bunch of brainwashed people who would excuse a murderer just because "God made him do it!" And their beliefs are more important than anything and anyone else.
Aside from religion, it was terrifying how they represented a controlling and abusive husband being perceived as a caring and loving man, and not only by the people around them, but he sees himself that way too, and even after they murdered her, he believes that it was the right thing and he did it for her.
But this movie shows exactly what I wanted to see: exorcism finally being seen as something negative, cruel, and just bigoted. And the entire congregation being just a bunch of brainwashed people who would excuse a murderer just because "God made him do it!" And their beliefs are more important than anything and anyone else.
Aside from religion, it was terrifying how they represented a controlling and abusive husband being perceived as a caring and loving man, and not only by the people around them, but he sees himself that way too, and even after they murdered her, he believes that it was the right thing and he did it for her.