I'm here to help defend a man who's innocent.

Jury, whatever your verdict may conclude,this man over here is not guilty.He's just trying to help Emily.

I was just doing my job.I didn't know that Emily would die.I must tell you all that it was the demon's from within who caused emily to die.A horrible one, I could say.

For more information,watch the movie.See for yourself.Be your own judge.

WATCHHHHH THIS MOVIEEEEEEE.

SEE HOW I DIED.MY STORY.I WANT TO SHARE WITH THE WORLD...

no pirated cds.I'll haunt you if i see anyone watching it illegally.

Okies...enough of the pictures.

The consensus of this film is that it is based on a true story. It mixes compelling courtroom drama with generally gore-free scares in a ho-hum take on demonic cinema.In portraying the extent to which wildly different belief systems have splintered modern society this film couldn’t be more relevant or timely.

SYNOPSIS

Based on a true story, this film is both a riveting courtroom drama and a first class chiller. A Catholic Priest (Tom Wilkinson) is on trial for homicidal negligence after performing a failed exorcism on Emily Rose, devout college girl (Jennifer Carpenter) now dead from assorted wounds and malnutrition.

Laura Linney plays Erin Bruner, the priest’s defense lawyer, and Campbell Scott plays the chief prosecutor, who argues persuasively that Emily was likely suffering from psychotic epilepsy and could have been saved with hospitalization and medicine.

The demonic possession unfolds in a series of spine-tingling flashbacks and as it does so, the initially doubtful Erin is visited by evil forces and her own soul seems to be at stake. More than a criminal negligence case, the trial becomes about the importance of recognizing the limits of rationality and the possibility of a world beyond the visible.

The house where Emily grows up is spookily oppressive, the scenes of possession are truly scary and a dark sense of foreboding may follow viewers long after the credits have rolled.Mary Beth Hurt plays the judge.

I'll leave the judgement of this film alone.It's up to an individual to judge for himself.There's no right or wrong judgement.Different people have different tastes.So am I in these kind of things.

May Emily- Rose live in peace.May the force be with her.

Hahaha!!! So lame.

I'm here to help defend a man who's innocent.

Jury, whatever your verdict may conclude,this man over here is not guilty.He's just trying to help Emily.

I was just doing my job.I didn't know that Emily would die.I must tell you all that it was the demon's from within who caused emily to die.A horrible one, I could say.

For more information,watch the movie.See for yourself.Be your own judge.

WATCHHHHH THIS MOVIEEEEEEE.

SEE HOW I DIED.MY STORY.I WANT TO SHARE WITH THE WORLD...

no pirated cds.I'll haunt you if i see anyone watching it illegally.

Okies...enough of the pictures.

The consensus of this film is that it is based on a true story. It mixes compelling courtroom drama with generally gore-free scares in a ho-hum take on demonic cinema.In portraying the extent to which wildly different belief systems have splintered modern society this film couldn’t be more relevant or timely.

SYNOPSIS

Based on a true story, this film is both a riveting courtroom drama and a first class chiller. A Catholic Priest (Tom Wilkinson) is on trial for homicidal negligence after performing a failed exorcism on Emily Rose, devout college girl (Jennifer Carpenter) now dead from assorted wounds and malnutrition.

Laura Linney plays Erin Bruner, the priest’s defense lawyer, and Campbell Scott plays the chief prosecutor, who argues persuasively that Emily was likely suffering from psychotic epilepsy and could have been saved with hospitalization and medicine.

The demonic possession unfolds in a series of spine-tingling flashbacks and as it does so, the initially doubtful Erin is visited by evil forces and her own soul seems to be at stake. More than a criminal negligence case, the trial becomes about the importance of recognizing the limits of rationality and the possibility of a world beyond the visible.

The house where Emily grows up is spookily oppressive, the scenes of possession are truly scary and a dark sense of foreboding may follow viewers long after the credits have rolled.Mary Beth Hurt plays the judge.

I'll leave the judgement of this film alone.It's up to an individual to judge for himself.There's no right or wrong judgement.Different people have different tastes.So am I in these kind of things.

May Emily- Rose live in peace.May the force be with her.

Hahaha!!! So lame.