Chronicles of an Exorcism (2008)

Director:

Nick G. Miller

Writers:

Matthew Ashford (writer)
Nick G. Miller (writer)
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Release Date:

2008 (USA)

Genre:

Horror

Plot:

Based on what appears to be a true exorcism, and shot documentary style, Chronicles of an Exorcism is the story of two amateur filmmakers who...

Cast

Matthew Ashford	...	Father Michael
Nick G. Miller	...	Father Lucas
Ray W. Keziah	...	Pastor Bill
Rob G. Kahn	...	Lee
Dara Wedel	...	Tina Miller
David Michael Ross	...	Ross
Heather Harvey	...	Erin
Sara Howell	...	Reporter

Directed by
Nick G. Miller

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Matthew Ashford		writer
Nick G. Miller		writer
David Michael Ross		writer

Produced by
Matthew Ashford	....	producer
Ray W. Keziah	....	producer
Nick G. Miller	....	executive producer
John Mullis	....	producer
David Michael Ross	....	producer

Film Editing by
Kristy Jones

Production Management
Phillip Kobylanski	....	production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
James C. Lair	....	first assistant director

Sound Department
Wally Walton	....	sound editor
Wally Walton	....	supervising sound editor

Camera and Electrical Department
Scott Himes	....	still photographer

Other crew
Paula Larocca	....	creative consultant
Cathleen M. Osier	....	research manager
Laura Valldeparas	....	script supervisor

Production Companies

• NGM Enterprises

Distributors

• Gravitas Ventures (2008) (USA) (video) (VOD)
• Singa Home Entertainment (2008) (worldwide) (DVD)

Other Companies

• Immortal Access  music supervision
• Immortal Access  publicist

Runtime:

USA:90 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Filming Locations:

North Carolina, USA

Company:

NGM Enterprises

It's not that bad, more integrity than ROTF

In light of the overwhelmingly negative comments on here I thought I'd try and even the balance a little.

Granted Chronicles of an Exorcism is not great, some of the acting is pretty ropey and obviously being no budget there's not much action. For the money though I think it's decent enough film, superior to say anything from The Asylum or a sci-fi channel original movie.

I don't know what sort of idiot would think this is actually a real exorcism, there's no such thing, and even if there was the Catholic church would never in a million years allow one to be filmed. Let's face it this is an organisation whose leader thinks use of condoms increases the risk of aids.

Maybe people were put off a bit by the reasonably intelligent and wordy script which discusses in depth matters of faith and also goes into some detail about exorcisms. Perhaps the reason for all the negative comments is overly sensitive religious types, however the treatment of the catholic religion in the film is in no way critical.