(2000) Lost Souls
HORROR
Artificially made in which the premise could've been suspenseful but it's really an unengaging shallow experience. Winona Ryder as Maya and John Hurt as Father Lareaux after coming out of a jail cell after a failed 'exorcism' bit of a local inmate before he goes into a coma. Maya then grabs some papers from his jail cell which is full of written numbers/ codes dabbled by him. Maya later finds out after decoding the numbers that the devil has planned a so-called 'transformation' through another person and he happens to be an author and devil skeptic Peter Kelson (Ben Chaplin) and won't happen until his upcoming birthday. Oblivious and dense that he was a son an incest child and that the church that made claims that he was baptized is really a front for some devil worshippers or cult. A rather plot less film without generating any suspense stating the situations instead.
Artificially made in which the premise could've been suspenseful but it's really an unengaging shallow experience. Winona Ryder as Maya and John Hurt as Father Lareaux after coming out of a jail cell after a failed 'exorcism' bit of a local inmate before he goes into a coma. Maya then grabs some papers from his jail cell which is full of written numbers/ codes dabbled by him. Maya later finds out after decoding the numbers that the devil has planned a so-called 'transformation' through another person and he happens to be an author and devil skeptic Peter Kelson (Ben Chaplin) and won't happen until his upcoming birthday. Oblivious and dense that he was a son an incest child and that the church that made claims that he was baptized is really a front for some devil worshippers or cult. A rather plot less film without generating any suspense stating the situations instead.