A hundred tropes we've seen before, with the hauntingly beautiful Tubular Bells as background music (seriously, go listen to it on your fave streaming service), but unfortunately nothing else to add to either the legacy of The Exorcist, or horror in general.
The actors do the best with the material they have. It is well acted, which is probably the best thing I can say for this formulaic, forgettable fable.
The premise was intriguing for about five seconds: two girls disappear for three days with zero memory of time passed nor what happened. Slow burn until the possession takes hold, cue the prayers and holy water, and you've got yourself something that passes time on a Saturday night if you've got nothing better to do (such as organising your sock drawer).
The actors do the best with the material they have. It is well acted, which is probably the best thing I can say for this formulaic, forgettable fable.
The premise was intriguing for about five seconds: two girls disappear for three days with zero memory of time passed nor what happened. Slow burn until the possession takes hold, cue the prayers and holy water, and you've got yourself something that passes time on a Saturday night if you've got nothing better to do (such as organising your sock drawer).