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A determined young woman and a damaged occultist risk their lives and souls to perform a dangerous ritual that will grant them what they want.
Cast View all
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Steve Oram | Joseph Solomon |
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Catherine Walker | Sophia |
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Susan Loughnane | Victoria |
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Mark Huberman | Neil Hughes |
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Nathan Vos | Jack |
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Martina Nunvarova | Guardian Angel |
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Breffni O'Connor | Emaciated Man |
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Sheila Moloney | Old Woman Demon |
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Ruby Kearns | Demon |
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John Carton | Demon |
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Aaron O'Neill | Demon |
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Ann Mulvany | Demon |
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Daniel McConnell | Demon |
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Jim Dolan | Demon |
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John Cantillion | Demon |
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John Tyrell | Demon |
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Liam Young | Demon |
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Peter Crookes | Demon |
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Judith Smith | Demon |
Crew
| Director | Liam Gavin |
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| Writer | Liam Gavin | |
| Producer | David Collins, Tim Dennison, Cormac Fox, Rory Gilmartin, Eoin O'Faolain, Hannah Thomas, Kimberley Warner | |
| Musician | Ray HARMAN | |
| Photography | Cathal Watters | |
Personal
| Owner | Review? |
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| Location | Horror Disk 1 |
| Purchased | Apr 30, 2017 at Shaanig |
| Quantity | 1 |
| Seen | May 05, 2017 at home |
| Added Date | Jul 06, 2017 01:44:50 |
| Modified Date | Jun 19, 2019 18:55:21 |
Notes
My quick rating - 5,3/10. Somewhat a mess of a movie that still doesn't fail. It would almost seem to be watching a documentary on the strange beliefs of the occult and what they may do to attain certain power. I most likely just appreciated it more than the casual viewer due to how well the movie was made and most likely how little was spent. I can't recommend this for all though and even with reading "best horror" tags around this, it isn't that. If you want a more realistic look into something like this, the movie will be fine for you, but beyond a very limited audience as that, I don't think it would be for you. I will say some decent acting does help but it falls too often into the "why keep doing this" stage.