I must say that i really enjoyed watching the horror film Exorcismus. It is about a 15 year old girl called Emma (Sophie Vavasseur) who life suddenly unexpectedly changes one day when she begins to start having frightening fits. This begins to worry her parents very much, but they seem to put it down to just being psychological problems, but Emma feels that there is something very much powerful happening to her. As she begins to get sicker by each day they finally contact a priest help them get rid of whatever is troubling Emma. As a fan of the 1973 horror film The Exorcist and The Exorsism Of Emily Rose (2005) both of which i thought were absolutely fantastic films. I had a feeling that this one was going to be good. I would really recommend this film to fans that like these type of movies. Recommended: 5/10

The specific sub-genre of exorcism movies do only dish out the occasional great movie once every now and then, and this movie, however, is not one of those overly great ones.

The story here is fairly generic, straight-forward but also somewhat predictable, which ultimately causes the movie to lose appeal and fail to stand out in a sub-genre that is already flooded with less than mediocre movies.

The acting in the movie was by definition good enough, nothing extraordinary, and not even a small appearance by horror icon Doug Bradley managed to lift the movie up from mediocrity. However, I will say that the actors and actresses in the movie didn't have all that much material to work with, so it was sort of difficult to shine in this movie.

As for horror and shocking moments? Well, don't get your hopes up, because there aren't any. This movie doesn't keep you on edge or make you jump, cringe or cower in any way. I will say that the effects of the possessed Emma was good enough, though I have seen better in other movies.

The movie in itself is a good enough attempt at the genre, it just fails to leave a lasting impression and doesn't manage to distinguish itself from so many other movies of the same type.

Truly terrifiyng story about a fiftten year old teenager, Shophie Varasseu, who is possessed by a malevolent and heinous spirit. At the beginning Emma has an argument with her overprotective mom: Anna Stockham and she cuts herself her wrist. She thinks of being possesed and asks their parents to be submitted an exorcism. She getting sicker by the time, being really possessed, as a demon into a teen gone amok. Emma has a convulsion and their parents : Richard Felix and Anne Stockham, carry her to the hospital. There is something dark and sinister inside Emma, a nasty demon that goes bersek and she wants to eject it. Later on, she is under psychiatric care , suffering from the effects of being possessed by the devil. Family relies on priests who start to visit her every day. A priest : Stephen Billington, investigates the weird happenings, as he attemts to help the possessed lass. There are some things best kept in secret.

Horror picture about a ghastly possession causing creepy, scary and terrible moments. A rare film about exorcism in similar style to The Exorcist 1973 by William Friedkin. This latter movie remains still startling and engrossing with every viewing, it spread countless sequels and imitations, one of them is this one, though, of course, it is far cry from the original Exorcist. Genuinely scary moments overcome some obvious plot devices. This is a juicy terrifying material fashioning an iconic diabolic possession, providing screams, thrills, shocks and chilling scenes .It has an extremely known premise spawns tbe film in ups and downs. All semblance of plausibility is extracted, leaving a cast of little known actors to show their limited skills. There appears briefly Doug Bradley and Brendan Price but they have less than one minute of screen time.

It delivers a creepy and eerie ambient thanks to an expert cameraman, Javier Salmones. As well as a frightening, suspenseful and chilling musical score by Zacarias M. de la Riva. Being efficiently produced by Carlos Fernandez and Julio Fernandez from Fantastic Factory and Filmax. They have produced a lot of hits in terror and thriller genre such as Abandoned, Km 31, The nun, Quarantine, Paintball, Summer camp, Baby room, The returned, Machinist, Transsiberian, Rec saga, Sleep tight, among others. The motion picture was decently directed by Manuel Carballo, though with no originality and has some flaws and gaps. Carballo has directed a few acceptable films such as The returned, El ultimo justo, 13 miedos and Queens or Reinas TV series. Rating 6/10. Decent and passable horror movie. No for squamish.