The Exsorcisim of Emily Rose.

I saw it last nite at my freinds house and it realy scared me, i
wouldent go home after cos the thing about 3 in the morning scared me,
[about demons appearing then] i was too nervous and had to stay at my
freinds for the nite. I spose that means that it must be a gpod horror
movie, but i dont realy like them to be too frightning, it was based on
a true story too, which is wot made it realy scarey, it makes you
wonder how much they exsagerrated for the movie tho.
V.

On 22 Sep 2006 20:14:01 -0700, "Varizo.." <varizo.TakeThisOut@yahoo.com.sg> wrote:

> I saw it last nite at my freinds house and it realy scared
> me, i wouldent go home after cos the thing about 3 in
> the morning scared me, [about demons appearing then]
> i was too nervous and had to stay at my freinds for the
> nite. I spose that means that it must be a gpod horror
> movie, but i dont realy like them to be too frightning, it
> was based on a true story too, which is wot made it
> realy scarey, it makes you wonder how much they
> exsagerrated for the movie tho.

The real-life event was a vicious, protracted murder of a
mentally disturbed Bavarian woman by a grotesque gaggle
of religious fanatics, including her own parents. Denied
any medical care, she was, at her death, morbidly
emaciated, wounded, both her knees broken as a
consequence of the hundreds of daily genuflections her
tormentors had her perform, she'd been stricken with
pneumonia, and, in the end, she'd died of starvation.
Literally starved to death.

The film, transfering the action to the U.S., inexcusably
offers the killers' point of view as a reliable recounting of
events, presenting the victim as genuinely possessed by
demonic forces, and the killers as her benevolent overseers,
as she bravely accepts her fate in the name of the larger
good. Poisonous rubbish.