In the fall of 1960, Father Thomas Riley and Father John Thornton were sent by the Vatican to investigate a miraculous event in an Irish home for 'fallen women', only to uncover something much more horrific.
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Cast
Aislinn Clarke
Director
Lalor Roddy
Father Thomas
Ciaran Flynn
Father John
Helena Bereen
Mother Superior
Lauren Coe
Kathleen
Carleen Melaugh
Sister Maria Louise
Dearbhail Lynch
Eileen
Charlie Bonner
Doctor Cleary
Cathy-Brennan Bradley
Sister Maria Agnes
Isaac Heslip
Ghost Boy 1
Iona Clarke
Ghost Girl
Maddox Gulliver
Ghost Boy 2
Daragh Merritt
Nun Body Double
Bobby Leigh
Doctor Flynn
Martin Brennan
Writer
Aislinn Clarke
Writer
Michael B. Jackson
Writer
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source: The Devil's Doorway
Came upon this and wasn't expecting much. Quite surprised when it turned out to be a decent little film. Okay it's obviously shot on a tiny budget but I think that added to it's effectiveness. Some good jump scares and at 1hr and 15mins it gets on with it. Definitely worth a watch....
Another typical low budget "found film". The attempts to scare of even startle the viewer are boring and predictable. The story line is about as exciting as watching grass grow and ultimately unfulfilling. This movie offers no explanation, laborious acting and leaves the viewer confused and unsatisfied.
In every industry people copy other peoles ideas, and that is normal if it is not just a cheap ripoff, As above so below
I'm not big into found footage, but this one is sort of footage being shot, not found. The priests are genuine, not typical Hollywood Catholic priests. The Magdalene laundry was a real place, and it wouldn't surprise me if this kind of thing happened in those horror houses-there were more than one in Ireland until the early 1990s, I believe. You sort of know what is happening, but you still want to see it to the end. Very scary, a few minor jump scares, and one or two major ones. Ghoulish, hellish, and pure evil. And the fact that there is an atypical ending actually supports the integrity of the priests while bringing into stark relief the evil of the antagonists.
