I Never Thought It Would Happen...
I have actually now seen a movie that actually freaked me out: The Exorcist.
It wasn't as scary as I thought it would be, but it still bugged me.
I mean, how is the subject of demon-posession NOT freaky?
Anyway, I thought I should share that with everyone. I guess there is a movie out there that is capable of creeping me out. I never thought that would happen. I was wrong.
The movie does add a very interesting perspective to all of the stories in the four gospels about Jesus confronting demon-posessed individuals. The demons basically panicked the instant they saw Him... it's good to remember when watching a movie like this, "greater is He who is in me than he who is in the world," and "even the demons believe in God... and shudder."See Matthew 8: 28-34, 17:14-20, Mark 1: 21-26, 5:1-20, and Luke 8: 22-39 (and the parallell stories... if you know where to find them) and James 2:19. Demons were (and are) terrified of Jesus!
Anyway, besides the initial creepiness, The Exorsist is by far one of the best horror films I have ever seen... hands down. The director really knew how to terrify an audience and how to get a movie to stick with you after you watched it. Man... it was really, really good. It kind of makes me want to see the other films in the series...
It wasn't as scary as I thought it would be, but it still bugged me.
I mean, how is the subject of demon-posession NOT freaky?
Anyway, I thought I should share that with everyone. I guess there is a movie out there that is capable of creeping me out. I never thought that would happen. I was wrong.
The movie does add a very interesting perspective to all of the stories in the four gospels about Jesus confronting demon-posessed individuals. The demons basically panicked the instant they saw Him... it's good to remember when watching a movie like this, "greater is He who is in me than he who is in the world," and "even the demons believe in God... and shudder."See Matthew 8: 28-34, 17:14-20, Mark 1: 21-26, 5:1-20, and Luke 8: 22-39 (and the parallell stories... if you know where to find them) and James 2:19. Demons were (and are) terrified of Jesus!
Anyway, besides the initial creepiness, The Exorsist is by far one of the best horror films I have ever seen... hands down. The director really knew how to terrify an audience and how to get a movie to stick with you after you watched it. Man... it was really, really good. It kind of makes me want to see the other films in the series...
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But the others in the series were really, really bad.
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