New one-sheet & a grip of stills from Manuel Carballo’s Exorcismus

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Last Updated on July 26, 2021

Over three months it’s been since we assaulted your eyeballs with some first photos from Manuel Carballo’s Spanish horror flick EXORCISMUS, so I’d say we’re about due to repeat the offense. Why not put your peepers through the ringer and cop a look at a good dozen new production stills and a pretty bitchin’ one-sheet for the film below!

Marking the sophomore effort for Carballo behind 2007s THE LAST OF THE JUST, EXORCISMUS follows:

Fifteen-year-old Emma Hawkins, who until recently, seemed like a pretty typical teenager. She was restless, tired of the demands of her overprotective parents, sick of having to watch her younger brother all the time, hoping to get away somehow and have a life of her own. Suddenly, Emma’s life changes in an unexpected way. She starts having frightening fits. Although her parents attribute her behavior to psychological problems, Emma senses that something much darker is hiding inside her, waiting for it’s time to break into the world.

Desperate for answers, her parents have tried every medical test they can, but no real answers have surfaced. Desperately reaching for help, the family relies on a priest who begins to visit Emma every day. He begins hypnosis sessions with her in order to help her relax so she can better express what is troubling her. Although he wants to reassure the family that all is well, he too is getting more and more frightened. There is something dark and terrible inside Emma that won’t be hiding for much longer.

Nice, a good old exorcism flick never hurts, and given the fact this one is written by the co-writer of Guillermo del Toro’s THE DEVIL’S BACKBONE (David Munoz) – EXORCISMUS will more than likely make for an interesting watch.

Sophie Vavasseur plays Emma Hawkins, With Tommy Bastow and Richard Felix playing beside her.

No release times for the flick seem to be known yet.

Source: AITH

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