My Best Friend's Exorcism

"Based on the Grady Hendrix novel, I think it was a really good adaptation! There were things I thought were a bit slow in the book that had the right flow in the movie. Very enjoyable as a silly horror movie. I did LOL at the third act when the Lemon Brother started his bit. Very true to the character, Chris Lowell did a fantastic job. I think the whole cast did. "

"I thoroughly enjoyed this movie it has that teen feel with a mix of horror and comedy! "

"Previews made it look like this one would be a campy horror comedy. Failed completely."

"funny and messed up at the same time that worm scene though 🪱🤢"

"Damn was that unfunny and exactly how a dollar bin VHS tape would feels like to watch. Both awful things. Perfectly captures the old movies feel, just badly."

"Kinda dumb. "

"Pure 80's horror comedy fun! "

"I enjoyed it…it was different nostalgic entertaining funny and had it’s scary moments…would recommend especially during Halloween 🎃 "

"It was a cute movie for the most part. Not really as heavy on horror as I would have liked it. The acting isn't the best, but it's passable for a dumb popcorn flick. A little bit of nostalgia for me because I grew up in a Christian house with 80s movies and fear mongering about drugs and they occult. I really wish they would have pushed the horror to the extremes at the exorcism scene but it really felt like they botched the ending due to a low budget or bad writing. An accurate depiction of the demon would have helped a little bit too. Still, I don't feel like watching it was a bad experience, and I don't really disrespect anything but the stuff I absolutely hated watching. "

"Why is there not a thumbs in the middle? Early on, this was a solid addition to the world of demon possession films. It drops the ball, however, in the third act. Why establish the "exorcist" as a somewhat credible figure, despite the silly character, only to have him bail out at the first real challenge to his own faith? Then, a few minutes later, it's over? Good build, but the end felt hurried and a bit disjointed."