All:

Just watched this movie last night. It’s hard to explain but I would highly recommend it especially if you hold Christian beliefs. And even if you don’t.

There is no other movie that I have seen to provide a comparison. The acting, especially of the condemned prisoner was outstanding.

Watch it if you can. Movie made in 2023.

RAS

Very good movie. It may be disturbing to some people.

Watch where?

I bought the DVD months ago, but I think it's being live-streamed on Prime and maybe Paramount.

Prime

The Nefarious Trailer doesn't look good to me, appears to be typical hollywood fiction.

Hollywood would have nothing to do with a movie like this, and they didn't.

+1 - Thanks for posting RAS
I watched it & it held my interest to the end (rare for me these days). Good acting by Sean Patrick Flanery.

Thanks.

Agreed, I enjoyed it and I have no doubt leftist heads exploded.

I hope you have hobbies other than guessing, because you suck at guessing.

Yeah the trailer looked SO realistic, laf.

The demon popped a lightbulb with his mind uuhhhhh that's scary

The movie is basically a conversation between Nefarious and a atheist. The light bulb scene had little to do with the story line, but it did start the conversation in a different direction between the two. This is not an action film. If the only type of movie you like is blood and guts and gore, this is probably not going to be up your alley.

If the trailer wasn't a good depiction of the movie i'll take your word for it.

It wasn't bad but was pretty corny in places and the Glenn Beck cameo was retarded.

I liked it. I think it depicted some unfortunate spiritual realities.

You are missing the whole concept of the movie and what it is conveying. You know, like people reading your post and say 'Gee, he's an idiot'

good movie

Go milk a goat , ..

Just finished it.

Total waste of celluloid to make and time to watch.

The concept is ludicrous. The plot is hackneyed, and totally predictable. The "brilliant elite psychiatrist" allowed the inmate to play him like a fiddle. Worst of all, the movie takes itself seriously.

At least "Halloween", "Friday the Thirteenth", and other installments of the horror genre do not expect you to find them believable.

jakey-pooM78 gonna be big mad now

What part was unbelievable?

The entire concept of demonic possession. And also the thought that such a demon could jump from person to person at choice.

I could point you towards a lot of info on demonic possession. There are certain traits that differentiate it from simple mental illness.

But why would I bother? I don't think you understand evil very well, perhaps the jump from simple evil to possession is a bridge too far.

ETA: I just find it astonishing that you haven't met anyone who was evil.

I have met several people who have a great capacity for evil. I have read of many others with an almost unlimited capacity for evil.

The human mind has an unlimited capability to invent suffering and pain. No supernatural components needed. Certainly no mental illness needed. A perfectly sane mind is capable of causing immense pain and suffering in others.

Man is inherently selfish, and yes evil. The goodness in man is only a result of education and training.

Just watched it.. worth my time for sure .

This is an interesting seminar speaker, a psychologist who has worked with the police and interviewed criminals for years.



L.W.

Thank you LW for that video. It is very informative. And emphasized to me my reasoning that convicted felons should have voting rights suspended for life.

They are felons because their brains do not work the same as the rest of us. It is not just an act they are guilty of, so much as it is a flawed manner of thinking. While they may have completed the sentence for the crime of which they were convicted, and their "debt to society" fulfilled, their manner of thinking has not been altered.

I do not believe such individuals should be allowed to guide the progression of our society in any way.

But this is a bit of a side track. Common criminals such as described in this presentation do not typically perpetrate the rampant evil to which I earlier referred. While the Beltway Shooters, and the Grand Mother who threw her three year old Grand Daughter over a sixth floor balcony may come close.

This is a small example of true evil perpetrated by men with no supernatural assistance.

It was watchable. Don't know if I have to see it a 2nd time.

You won't understand this, but a person's mind isn't completely their own. Their thoughts are a composite of their own, God's and evil's. Evil people have given their minds over to evil and ejected God. Ever hear someone say "Jesus is my personal Lord & savior"? Because He really is personal.

So Jan 6 protesters and those wrongly convicted should have voting rights removed for life? I see in many states illegal aliens can vote


More boomer logic destroying our country

Tyrone;
Good morning to you sir, I hope the day in your part of the world has been seasonally appropriate and you're well.

Whenever this topic comes up, I'm reluctant to wade in, because I'm acutely aware that there are personality types who will not believe in certain things until they witness them personally.

Even then, for some, being front and center to events that have no scientific explanation, defy logic and plain don't make sense will not be sufficient for those folks to make that leap of faith.

Emphatically, I get that as I was one until I experienced something that couldn't be explained, then had to come to terms with it.

Regarding demon possession, I've had two different close family members involved in two separate occasions where the individual was either possessed or through unknown means exhibited super human strength, was able to radically change their voice and knew details about other participant's lives that couldn't be explained.

Again, I am not trying to convert anyone and fully grasp that some will not be able to believe or accept what they see and experience.

Many roads to Mecca and all that, plus we're all made a wee bit different aren't we?

All the best to you this last week of the first month.

Dwayne

That show had some good acting. The guy who played Glenn Beck nailed it.

Bb

So, .0001 percent of convicted convicts might actually be patriots, let's allow the millions of other mentally deficit criminals decide the future of our nation. Might as well make them cops, and teachers, and high ranking politicians. Could not be any worse than the present denizens of DC.

And maybe there are still some wrongly convicted listed as convicts. So lets just throw out the entire justice system and fire all the cops: City, County, State, and Federal. What could possibly go wrong with a state of pure Anarchy?

You do know, it is the same group pushing for the convict vote as is pushing for the non-citizen vote. They will all vote Dem.

Dwayne, with all due respect. And I always find your contributions worthy and well spoken. But, in this case I must disagree.

Every 'clairvoyant", "mystic", "medium", or "mentalist" makes a good living convincing people they have acquired knowledge they should have no way of knowing. Occasionally one turns coat and admits to the methods of trickery.

Yes, color me skeptical.

Superhuman strength? Not an uncommon phenomenon with enough adrenaline inducement. Many, many cases of women doing amazing things to save a child.

You Sir, have a glorious life.

I watched it last year when it was in theaters. Loved it. Incredible acting, and storyline. I highly recommended it then, and haven't changed my mind since.

Idaho Shooter;
Good evening or nearly so for both of us, I hope the day behaved and you're well.

While some might struggle with this, I'm able to truly say I appreciate your reply and respect your skepticism and honesty sir.

Particularly, the manner in which you articulated your thoughts was well spoken and thought out.

For sure there are far too many charlatans masquerading as something they are not, we can agree on that.

My post wasn't an attempt to convert you or anyone else to the way I believe, it was my attempt to make an observation on human nature in part and then in part to wonder out loud why some have different experiences in life than others.

As I mentioned, I was the perfect example of a "Doubting Thomas" myself and have folks in the family and as friends who remain that way, that is to say friends and family on friendly terms.

All the best to you as well sir, lets hope we're close to done with this winter.

Dwayne

Thanks Dwayne.

Here in the Treasure Valley we only had one week of winter. We have experienced lows near 30 and alarming arid condition until abo0ut two weeks ago. We got five inches of snow as a cold front moved in and three nights just at or below zero. Then we got another five inches of snow as a warm front moved in. Pretty typical for these parts, since the "little ice age" went away.

Anyway, we have had rain off and on now for almost a week and the snow is all gone. The snow is even fading away in the nearby mountains. But we have lots of reservoirs to catch the run off.

I spent today driving around with the thermometer on the car hovering at 40 degrees. Though I do expect a skim of ice on the dog water bowl outside in the morning.

I hope your weather treats you favorably also.

I watched it yesterday. I'm glad they didn't pussy foot around. I could have done without Glen Beck though.

Great movie except for Glen Beck.

I've never run into someone that was (at the time anyway) demon possessed to the extent of, say, Regan in "The Exorcist" but I've run into enough that were close that I give credence to those who tell such stories just as I give credence to UFO stories.

There are many levels of demonic influence/possession too. It's not an all/nothing thing. Nor is it necessarily an "all the time" thing either.

The reason I don't generally agree with "once a criminal, always a criminal" is that there is still free will and a person can always choose God. I've met guys who had jailhouse conversions and while they may not be as far down the path as someone who chose God at an early age, they were on the journey.

That said, I also believe in justice and sometimes a person needs remain in punishment for the sake of justice.

Unfortunately, strong religious beliefs do not prevent re-offending. Many in prison consider themself to be strong Christians. Johnny Cash is a popular example.

The above seminar puts much into words, which aligns well with my long held beliefs.