The Rite
Drama • PG-13 • 2011 • 1 hr 54 min
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One of the best tales on demonic horror I’ve seen.
An eerie horror flick. Anthony Hopkins is great as usual.
This was pretty good! I love a good religious horror movie.
Hopkins is always great. Here is no exception. A religious horror done right.
Okay-ish religious horror... The only really good thing was Hopkins, he gives a little depth...the rest was kinda generic but still okay...
A simple and uninnovative story, the film manages to draw the spectator in and perturb them through the experiences of the young seminarian.
Creepy, atmospheric, and elevated by a fantastic performance. A slow burn possession story that really delivers.
It's hard these days to create a horror film related to possession. This film, despite it's cliches, maintains a fresh look.
It was kinda dumb but I guess you could do worse
Typical exorcism style horror. The story is boring, and the plot is simplistic.
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