The Exorcism of Karen Walker [DVD]

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The seance is led by a mysterious woman named Madame Astra (Rula Lenska), who claims to be able to communicate with the dead.

To view the purposes they believe they have legitimate interest for, or to object to this data processing use the vendor list link below. A slow burn chiller set in America rather than Essex it lacks the company’s usual blokey ensemble but is no worse for that as the cast really are the thing here. The film stars Shane Taylor, Jeanine Nerissa Sothcott, and Rula Lenska, and was directed by Steve Lawson.

Enlisting the help of Alexander’s one time colleague, renowned psychic Ada Devere, he brings Karen back to the house for a terrifying confrontation with the entity trapped inside her. With help from local psychic Ada (Rula Lenska) he sets about trying to free Karen from the evil inside her… but the evil has other ideas. A delightfully old school horror movie in the tradition of the Hammer and Amicus films of the 1970s, THE EXORCISM OF KAREN WALKER is the first film to fully explore the concept of Kirlian photography – a process of photographing a person’s ‘aura’. The movie begins with Karen Walker (Nerissa Sothcott) attending a seance with her friend Nick (Shane Taylor) and a group of other people. Due to a prolonged set-up and obvious framing of a couple of characters, the obligatory twist is signposted five minutes before the pay-off […] Though clocking in at a lean 80 minutes, with a few more creepy dialogue-free shots in place of the seemingly endless exposition, this could have really taken off instead of taxiing along the suspense runway.

For example, have a long shot of a parked car in a spy thriller, chances are it will explode, to nobody’s amazement. The Exorcism of Karen Walker is a 2018 British supernatural horror film written and directed by Steve Lawson ( Hellriser; KillerSaurus; Nocturnal Activity), based on a storyline by co-producer Jonathan Sothcott ( Eat Locals; Fanged Up; Strippers vs. Nothing horror in this movie, and HUSH movie was made with 1 million USD and is 10000 better than this garbage. Working with local clairvoyant Ada (Rula Lenska), Mitch is thrust into battle with a terrifying demonic presence. Provenance aside, though, it's the most beautiful photo - she's surrounded by a dazzling aura of gold and white and looks like an angel.Shane Taylor, Janine Nerissa, Denise Moreno and much-loved television actress Rula Lenska all star in the film. Hereford Horror have today provided a first look at the British key art for its first production, THE EXORCISM OF KAREN WALKER, which arrives on DVD and digital on the February 18 th. Kdyz se na to clovek podiva z pohledu, ze s rozpoctem 250 dolaru to asi ani lip natocit neslo, tak to neni tak spatny. If you would like to change your settings or withdraw consent at any time, the link to do so is in our privacy policy accessible from our home page.

After these 70 minutes of dialogue (60 of which completely devoid of horror) the film finally gets to the big showdown exorcism scene. The Exorcism of Karen Walker is not what we have come to expect from geezer flick factory Hereford Films. The Exorcism Of Karen Walker is a tense and intense horror movie that will keep you on the edge of your seat.Amidst such heavy hitting thesping the stand out, however, is Janine Nerissa Sothcott, briefly seen in last year’s The Krays – Dead Man Walking and here playing her first lead. A delightfully old school horror movie in the tradition of the Hammer and Amicus films of the 1970s, The Exorcism Of Karen Walker is the first film to fully explore the concept of Kirlian photography – a process of photographing a person’s ‘aura’.