The film is a big failure both as a horror genre and in relation to any interpretation of the Bible.
The depiction of Devils and Demons is not scary at all, but rather similar to already seen aliens from Marvel's Avengers.
According to the Bible, demons are spirits and the use of bodies is a big mistake, because immediately the genre becomes SF.
The way the script was made is blasphemous in relation to the Bible, and therefore to someone who understands Christianity, the script is stupid and boring.
I don't know what he would say about the depiction of the angel Michael and his role.
I think that a well-trained military unit of any country on earth would do better with such Devils and demons.
I am very sad that an actor of Peter Mensah's caliber was even cast in this failure of everything.
I would only add if I hadn't seen a more stupid depiction of hell as a place of horror.
Hell in the movie is like some kind of semi-bad conditions on Earth and I think it's depicted even better than, say, the conditions in the Arctic or Antarctic.
The atmosphere of fear in the film does not exist at all, and in the beginning of the film (with that professor) there are even comedy interjections, which is a disaster.
So, apart from the fact that the film is blasphemous and unoriginal, it is also neither scary nor artistically interesting.
I would absolutely not recommend this movie to anyone.
The depiction of Devils and Demons is not scary at all, but rather similar to already seen aliens from Marvel's Avengers.
According to the Bible, demons are spirits and the use of bodies is a big mistake, because immediately the genre becomes SF.
The way the script was made is blasphemous in relation to the Bible, and therefore to someone who understands Christianity, the script is stupid and boring.
I don't know what he would say about the depiction of the angel Michael and his role.
I think that a well-trained military unit of any country on earth would do better with such Devils and demons.
I am very sad that an actor of Peter Mensah's caliber was even cast in this failure of everything.
I would only add if I hadn't seen a more stupid depiction of hell as a place of horror.
Hell in the movie is like some kind of semi-bad conditions on Earth and I think it's depicted even better than, say, the conditions in the Arctic or Antarctic.
The atmosphere of fear in the film does not exist at all, and in the beginning of the film (with that professor) there are even comedy interjections, which is a disaster.
So, apart from the fact that the film is blasphemous and unoriginal, it is also neither scary nor artistically interesting.
I would absolutely not recommend this movie to anyone.