aw, U2 ain't that bad as long as you treat everything after Joshua Tree the same way people treat the second and third Matrix movie

I dunno, "Daddy didn't hug me and it's hard to be white and privileged" got us Infinite Jest, so maybe the ends do justify the means.

It may interest you to know that several of these recent exorcism/possession films were partially funded by religious organizations, because while they're not actively advertising the church itself it is advocating a worldview wherein spiritual danger is real and religion is a bulwark against malicious supernatural…

The props department did a great job, the choice of music was great, and I wanted to specifically comment on how impressed I was with the lighting for this movie. The darkness was inky, oppressive, and (up until the final act) they really respected the imagination of the audience.