The Demon Disorder
Directed by Steve Boyle
In this demonic family drama, Graham is haunted by his past since the death of his father and the estrangement from his two brothers. Jake, the middle brother, contacts Graham claiming that something is horribly wrong: their youngest brother Phillip is possessed by their deceased father. Graham reluctantly agrees to go and see for himself. With the three brothers back together, they soon realize they are unprepared for the forces against them and learn that the sins of their past will not stay hidden. But how do you defeat a presence that knows you inside and out? An anger so powerful it refuses to stay dead?
Three brothers grapple with the ghost of their father in this demonic nightmare from FX master, Steve Boyle.
Cast: John Noble, Christian Willis, Dirk Hunter, Charles Cottier
Member Reviews
3. 4/5 for me, decent but ending was a little eh.
Ever wanted to watch a movie that combines body horror with demonic possession, and just for a change of pace adds a dash of creature feature to the plot? You are in the right place if you have wanted this sort of a movie, as this low budget Aussie flick hits most of the required dark genre tick boxes. It's special effects will have some viewers squirming, the logic stays true to the narrative, about the only thing missing is an explanation of how this all came about. Looking forward to seeing what director Steven Boyle can do with a larger budget, because surely he is going to get one after this his debut feature. Colonials showing the mighty Hollywood how to get a horror flick done, onya Steveo!
👍Intense man film, bloody gory, unexpected happenings , DO NOT WATCH THIS ALONE “
worth a watch.
Amazing practical effects but man the story is full of plot holes and it really is never explained. The acting is not great but I’ve seen worse. Honestly I feel like this movie was just a way to show off the practical effects, as a result everything else feels neglected which sucks because it has an interesting premise and a couple funny moments. Overall just a personal down to earth film with eye candy.