Alex (Luca Oriel) is a 15 year old Catholic, aspiring to be a priest, getting Confirmed rather late in life. He is led to discover his grandfather's cross by a demon who controls the motion of closet doors and electricity. Things begin to happen that simply can't be attributed to a moody teen. Then there is Alex's childhood issue with his grandfather and demon which was never really explained except with refrigerator style drawings and "sometimes people hurt people." The film was slow. We see glimpses of the demon early and some of his powers, but the demon himself was poorly explained or was explained with a reading from Enoch and left us leading to believe this was a religious film peppered with F-words. About 10 minutes from the end, the film reaches a scene that should have happened about 30-45 minutes into the film and then have the family go into panic mode...kill off the priest who needed to look more like Robert Patrick, and then bring in a Zelda Rubinstein clone to explain the plot.
Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.
Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.