Brooklyn Horror Film Festival ’25 Review: “BOORMAN AND THE DEVIL” exorcizes the ill-fated “EXORCIST II”
They say no one tries to make a bad film, and BOORMAN AND THE DEVIL exemplifies that idea.
They say no one tries to make a bad film, and BOORMAN AND THE DEVIL exemplifies that idea.
It’s more dramatically oriented than an all-out horror show (though the scary stuff definitely lands).
Author Christian Francis delivers a brisk and faithful (if flawed) literary reworking of Neil Marshall's beloved 2005 horror film.
A scientifically oriented variation on the old story of a character who won’t get out of a haunted house while the getting is good.
It very successfully gives the audience more of what they loved about the original while respecting its characters enough to further explore their troubled states of mind.