The Exorcism of Emily Rose
Crime • PG-13 • 2005 • 2 hr 2 min
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its REALLY FUCKING AWSOME, the only bad part is that it's really slow witch makes it gets a little boring
It had a few scary scenes but it was enough to make you feel scared. This movie has its own viewers
Jennifer Carpenter is an incredible actor, this movie still lives in my head rent free. The way she morphs into evil is awesome.
The best of its genre, in my opinion. Intriguing, well-written and well-acted.
So good. This movie is based on a true story and quite accurate. Excellent acting, ultra creepy atmosphere and is quite effective.
One of my favorite horror movies of all time.
Take demonic horror, some drama, crime, and suspense, mash it together. That's this film. Good watch for the genre.
An exorcism courtroom horror film. Told in realistic flashbacks is intriguing. Carpenter performs terrifyingly. Cast is very effective.
This was one of the better horror films I've seen. Quite unique in it's approach compared to current horror
This movie is very slow, and I didn't like the acting that much. I think it's really overrated.
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