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Conjuring the Cult

USA 2024
produced by
Susan Helfrich, Rich Wolff, Jake Hersman, Michelle Cain, Marc Helfrich, Amanda Rae Simon, Edgar Conroy, BJ Mezek (executive), Michael Conroy (supervising) for 7th Street Productions
directed by Calvin Morie McCarthy
starring Neil Green, Chynna Rae Shurts, Elissa Dowling, Michelle Colman Padron, Allycea Weil, Naomi Mechem-Miller, Marieka Prom, BJ Mezek, Daisia Parker, Brad Littlefield, Tim Coyle, Jonathan Rose, Colin Stryker, Alexandria McKinley, and as creature Jason Brooks
written by Calvin Morie McCarthy, music by Ben Eastman, special effects by Real Fiction Studios FX

review by
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Months ago, Bryson (Neil Green) has found his daughter Masha (Chynna Rae Shurts) dead in the bath tub, her wrists slit, which has pretty much thrown him off track as he accused himself of being responsible for her suicide. This got so bad that a short time later, his wife Michelle (Elissa Dowling) has left him, no longer able to cope with his self pity anymore. Since then, Bryson's depression haven't gotten any better, and of course it doesn't help that Masha appears to him (and freaks him out) time and again - granted, mostly in his dreams, but these dreams sound all too real. Bryson tries grief counselling these days, but that doesn't stop Masha from visiting him. So eventually he gives in to a quartet of young witches (Michelle Colman Padron, Allycea Weil, Naomi Mechem-Miller, Marieka Prom) talk him into giving his house a cleansing, but instead of doing that, they go on about an "unusually strong presence" and suggest another ritual - which goes horribly wrong. And Masha keeps appearing to Bryson - and eventually suggests a ritual how he can bring her back on his own. Thing is, her motives for coming back might not be all that much on the loving side, as she had reasons to kill herself in the first place ...

 

Now this is a generally creepy movie throughout, with all the jump scares in the right places, plenty of tension and some bone-chilling sequences thrown in for good measure. And then there's of course the third act that puts everything that has happened before onto its head (though there were plenty of clues) and shines a very different light on its protagonist, pretty much turns its good/evil dychotomy around. And not just that, the finale also really packs a punch in terms of gore and the grotesque. Plus, the three leads really manage to carry the film very nicely, making this a very cool piece of genre cinema.

 

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