Deliver Us from Evil
Crime • NR • 2006 • 1 hr 41 min
Starring
Oliver O'Grady, Thomas P. Doyle, Pope Benedict XVI, Adam, Monsignor Cain
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Incredibly tense and full of emotion, I find this to be an underrated gem in the horror genre.
O’Grady tells horrifying stories of his crimes as though remembering pleasant days gone by. Not a pleasant watch, but deserves our attention
Very emotional and disturbing movie. Might have given this too harsh of a rating, it’s a pretty good watch
Disturbing documentary about the Catholic Church’s cover up of abuse. Not for the faint of heart.
Powerful and heartbreaking documentary about child abuse that absolutely destroyed me.
It’s a nice horror Picture, but honestly, nothing special or Unique!
Had a hard time get through this. The atmosphere is good and it has some moments but its extremely cliché filled and boring.
It was an okay horror movie but the shaky camera literally made me sick when I originally watched it in theaters.
I honestly can't remember anything that happens.
Not sure if this is the horror movie or the documentary by the same title. So....no comment
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