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The Exorcism - Last Act

2024
7
Director: 
M. A. Fortin and Joshua John Miller

SYNOPSIS: 

Anthony Miller (Russell Crowe) is an actor now adrift, tormented by the demons of his past. When he finally gets a leading role in a horror film about exorcisms, Anthony seems to get back in touch with reality.

REVIEW: 

Russell Crowe is becoming a darling of horror cinema and after the success of "The Pope's Exorcist" he returns in a cassock, but this time it is a fiction, in fact in the film Crowe plays himself... an actor in both physical and mental decline. The film is worth little but thanks to the good Russell we have fun... Especially watching him go from a depressed mood bordering on suicide to a diabolical and ruthless one of possessed, always very fascinating and effective. Beautiful photography.

Post by Miluna V on 21/12/2024 - 16:49
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