Russell Crowe stars as an actor playing an exorcist who’s battling his own demons.

Director Joshua John Miller, son to "The Exorcist" star Jason Miller, delivers a captivating character study for genre obsessives.

New York Times: Russell Crowe is going through a religious phase.

Nothing, not even a demonically possessed Crowe, can redeem this trope-filled, slap-dash echo of the 1970s classic

"The film industry itself is rife with, sort of, sin."

The actor plays an actor struggling with a demonically bad film shoot in a well-made yet increasingly messy chiller

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