e-DEMON

Name: e-DEMON
Genre: Drama, Thriller, Horror
Released: September 14, 2018
Duration: 86 min
Cast: Cedric Cannon, Christopher Daftsios, Jessica Renee Russell, John Anthony Wylliams, Julia Kelly

2018

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Dark Cuts Entertainment | Release Date: September 14, 2018 | TV-MA

Starring: Cedric Cannon, Christopher Daftsios, Jessica Renee Russell, John Anthony Wylliams, Julia Kelly, Lindsay Goranson, Max Rhyser, Ryan Redebaugh, Vincent Cooper, Waltrudis Buck

Summary: On a mission to bring the Devil to Earth, an escaped demon manipulates a group of friends hanging out on a video-chat. Since this ruthless demon can possess multiple people at once, knowing who to trust is the key to survival.

Director: Jeremy Wechter

Genre(s): Drama, Thriller, Horror

Rating: TV-MA

Runtime: 86 min

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Bobby LePire

Sep 27, 2018

e-Demon is original, told in a striking, engaging manner, with stellar acting, and a good number of scares. Read full review

Movie Nation Roger Moore

Sep 9, 2018

E-Demon isn’t particularly frightening. Read full review

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CoolDan989

Sep 27, 2018

I thought this movie was really, really good...it definitely pushes not only the "computer-screen genre" in a lot of cool new directions, but also the possession-horror genre! For one, I haven't seen too many horror films that dare to suggest that possession isn't a "perfectly-nice humanI thought this movie was really, really good...it definitely pushes not only the "computer-screen genre" in a lot of cool new directions, but also the possession-horror genre! For one, I haven't seen too many horror films that dare to suggest that possession isn't a "perfectly-nice human being becomes a totally-unlike-him-or-her devil, and then snaps out of it by the end of the film" kinda thing...but that it's actually just people forced to give into their savage, willfully-ignorant, submissive natures a *lot* more than they would if they weren't possessed. The film also plays with tone and suspense very well; at some point, it diverts from a millenial-Michael-Haneke vibe to a gothic-anarchy sort of vibe, with some jazzy tonal diversions here and there (which could very well be likened to blaxploitation, flicks considering one of the main characters is black)...but, it never goes too far off the rails of what the film actually is in the end, which is a bleak, socially-damning tragedy with lots of horror in the mix. The film is also very skillfully made, specifically in the way it cuts between the myriad of computer screens, in a way that is both dramatically-satisfying and unexpected in forcing you to decide what you want to look at sometimes, and then forcing you to look at something you didn't expect to looking at other times (but never all-out indulging in the gore or the potential-campiness as some lesser films would have done). The VFX are also pretty classy and well-done, especially all the lights going out everywhere in the final act, and the acting from all involved was pretty great, too! … Expand

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