The Crucifixion

The Crucifixion

201790 min
5.7/10
HorrorMysteryThriller

Plot Summary

When a priest is jailed for the murder of a nun on whom he was performing an exorcism, an investigative journalist strives to determine whether he in fact murdered a mentally ill person, or if he lost the battle with a demonic presence.

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👥Cast (20)

Sophie Cookson

Sophie Cookson

Nicole Rawlins

Corneliu Ulici

Corneliu Ulici

Father Anton

Ada Lupu

Ada Lupu

Sister Adelina Marinescu

Brittany Ashworth

Brittany Ashworth

Vaduva

Mathew Zajac

Mathew Zajac

Bishop Gornik

Diana Vladu

Diana Vladu

Exorcism nun

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Florian Voicu

Tavian

Radu Bânzaru

Radu Bânzaru

Amanar

Javier Botet

Javier Botet

Faceless Man

Olivia Niță

Olivia Niță

Demonic Nurse

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Iván González

Stefan Marinescu

Alexis Rodney

Alexis Rodney

Phillip

🎬Crew

Director

Xavier Gens

Writers

Carey Hayes

Producers

Andrew Lauren, Peter Safran

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🏷️Keywords

prisonnewspaperjournalistnuninvestigationexorcismcrucifixionpriestexorcistdemonic possession

💬Reviews (2)

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Gimly

11/8/2017

If I'm being quite honest, _The_ _Crucifixion_ is actually shot quite well. But there is absolutely nothing going on here you haven't seen done before, and unless you’re on some sort of quest to watch every possession/exorcism film there is, I'd say you may as well skip _The Crucifixion_, 'cause you've essentially already watched it. _Final rating:★★ - Had some things that appeal to me, but a poor finished product._

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Niko

9/18/2024

The Crucifixion is a very generic Horror film that doesn't really do anything well in particular. The movie is a weird mishmash of styles, with rural Romanian towns being presented as almost medieval but with interiors from 1940. The main characters drive modern cars but still use flip phones. The whole set feels disjointed and odd. There are just a few locations being positive exceptions. The religious angle is presented clumsily and lacks any nuance in regards to the motivations and faith of the characters. Some dialogues are presented so bluntly that it seems almost comedic. There is barely any mystery and I'd even say that most viewers will be able to predict how the movie ends after the first half. I can only recommend this to people with an interest in religious or occult horror films.

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Production Companies

Motion Picture Capital
Premiere Picture
The Safran Company