LINK TO FULL MOVIE ON YOUTUBE: Nefarious
It is well worth the watch. I provided this link in case anyone wants to recommend the movie to others who might not have seen it and don't have Prime Video. This is a free and easy way to see it, and you can copy and paste it to send.
I always appreciate this kind of thing, since if you don't like it, you can just stop, and you haven't lost anything.
I just purchased it via ebay
I just purchased it via ebay
Just sent the link to a friend. Thanks!
I believe this was the same movie, could be wrong, but I recall watching an interview several years back with the two producers/director talking about making the film and all the problems they continually kept encountering. I do not recall the show/youtube channel now.
They talked about things like cameras failing, lights failing, new batteries immediately draining etc., continuing lighting and power issues and more. They believed they were being spiritually attacked.
I will state in my experience lights, power and battery failures and even for example car alternators failing all occur rather frequently. It’s never something you can collect the receipts for to show anyone, but once you see it enough times you begin to ‘know’ almost to expect it once you start down a certain road of prayer or study or person encounter.
Just for the record I have not watched this movie.
Thanks for posting the movie’s youtube link. (I haven’t watched yet.)
The following background info may already have been posted in this thread, but anyway here’s what an ai source says about the film’s origins:
The production company behind Nefarious is Believe Entertainment, and it was distributed by Soli Deo Gloria Releasing (SDG Releasing).
It was written and directed by Cary Solomon and Chuck Konzelman, who are devout Catholics.
The filmmakers explicitly identified the project as a Catholic film, aiming to present a faithful portrayal of demonic possession from a Catholic perspective.
While the movie features a cameo by Glenn Beck, who is a Mormon, he served as an executive producer and did not create the film.
The production team has previously created other faith-based films, such as the God’s Not Dead series, but their personal religious affiliation for this project is Catholic.
Way back 56 years ago, I came across a book on the shelf of the USO titled “The Screwtape Letters’. This movie reminds me of that.
I would have thought that when “The Book. of Jimmy” was discovered, Jimmy might have gone bat guano.