Prey for the Devil

2022 - 10 - 28

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Prey For The Devil Review (Game Rant)

The newest in a long line of exorcism movies adds nothing to the conversation except some deeply troubling messaging.

Prey for the Devil makes the strongest argument in favor of Satan since Anton LaVey. Jacqueline Byers is asked to carry a lot of the film with her reactions alone, and she rises to the occasion. Every element of this film that's [meant to be scary](https://gamerant.com/good-jump-scare-art-horror/) is tedious at best and miserable at worst. [weak PG-13 body horror](https://gamerant.com/great-modern-body-horror-movies/), a booming orchestral score, and all the jump scares a person could ever tolerate. Unfortunately for her, the Catholic Church doesn't allow women to learn the rites and take on the Devil face to face. Horror tends to move in trends and fads, and the

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13 Reasons Why star explains "tricky" challenge of Prey for the Devil (digitalspy.com)

"Comedy and horror are two of the most difficult mediums for an actor, I think," Navarro told Digital Spy. "You have to commit that much more to believe those ...

"I think that in 2022, going into 2023, life is often more scary than some of these films. "I say that it's like running a marathon. With horror, it's a tricky complex thing because fear is one of the most organic emotions, so it's pretty hard to convey that believable on film. Their characters team up to save the soul of a little girl from a demon that Ann seems to know very well. "People love going to the movies on Halloween, they love seeing this kind of movie, and I really believe that people are going to go with their friends and have a great time this Halloween weekend. "I remember we got to the last two days of shooting and it's when I morph into the demonic possessed part of that movie, it felt like such a release of this pent-up energy that I had had for the month we were shooting," she said.

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'Prey for the Devil' Ending Explained: The Most Dangerous Demon ... (Collider.com)

Now that 'Prey for the Devil' is available in theaters, let's explain the movie's ending and discuss what every twist means.

However, Sister Ann gets stuck in traffic on her way to the airport and gets attacked by the army of Hell. Annie’s mother knew the demon inside her would force her hands to hurt her daughter forever. However, due to her efforts, Annie gets a scholarship at the Vatican to study demonology and become the first woman exorcist in seven centuries. Sister Ann decides to go back to the convent and abandon the school. Inside her body, Annie thinks about her mother and realizes the woman had killed herself to protect her daughter. Annie is willing to do whatever she can to protect the child and offers the demon her body. Due to her dangerous nature, Natalie is locked away in the school’s basement, in old cells that were used to hold witches and possessed people centuries ago. Imbued with new strength, Sister Ann decides to go back to the school to fight her demon. To try out her hypothesis, she joins Father Dante (Christian Navarro) in the exorcism of his sister, Emilia (Cora Kirk). These demons use Annie’s traumatic childhood to hurt her, forcing her to face the pain left by her dead mother. As Sister Ann works at the Boston facility, she begins to be taunted by demons inside some patients. Prey for the Devil is available in theaters, promising to breathe fresh air into the exorcism subgenre.

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