Nothing or something to lose


A small flame smells kinda burnt, yet fire glows.
It's just a real sign that watching this movie means you're coming into play with the very capable forces.
The main point is there's stuff that can't be explained, and we wonder why not. The fear must be entered into, or at least faced, it would seem. Many are there unwilling to accept having to do with the truth.
Anyway, this is an awesome show if interested how an exorcism is, whether you believe the possessed has anything left inside or not. It's quite a short snapshot of this person's life, it's impossible to decide not having background although the strengths are found in the deep theological snippets.

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I've never heard of this movie. It say William Friedkin is in it as an actor? Of course he directed "The Exorcist".

I'm intrigued by your comments on the theological element.

It has a low IMDb rating. Is it worth a watch?

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Yes, Friedkin puts his self on as a normal reporter doing the interviewing. The experts are fairly legitimate, just with anyone's state of mind or health directly involved they become scrutinized. I don't exactly rate it too high either based on the film effects. I like the content and supposedly that is supported also in book form

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Okay, so it's a documentary and not fiction. Intriguing that Friedkin would revisit the topic of exorcism in a non-fiction format.

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