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Episode 79 - The Devil's Doorway
Considering the insane amount of exorcism movie tropes found in “The Devil’s Doorway,” this (“found-footage”) film still managed to bring some genuinely fun and compelling moments, earning it a double “stream.” Is it great? No. Does it have a good beginning and ending? No. But somehow the meat and potatoes of this Irish tale—and the director’s ability to shine a light on a little-shone, upsetting part of history—provided just enough to chew on, and some occasional spooky moments and atmosphere. The Devil's Doorway (2019) Directed by Aislinn Clarke Written by Martin Brennan, Aislinn Clarke, and Michael B. Jackson Where we watched: Amazon Prime RecommenDEADtions: Kes / The Neverending Story Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices