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Unholy Song

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UNHOLY SONG is a skillfully executed reimagining of the greatest exorcism of all time: the Miracle of the Gerasene Swine, performed by Jesus Christ as chronicled in the New Testament. Set in modern-day Northern California, an obsessed landlord must fight to contain the demonic spirits that have been trapped inside of an audio cassette player. When his tenants unleash the evil force, it is up to their wits and the special skills of Father Bernard to cast the demons back into the bones of the swine--and forever trap the evil under the original spell.
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Desiree G We saw a creepy-as-hell trailer on Instagram - so I took my two teens (19 and 17) to see this at the Malco Razorback. There's a couple of storylines and time-lines intercut that keep the story moving and the tension building. A few notable performances, including the guy who plays Terrence (the owner of a haunted home), the girl that plays Vivi and the actor who plays the bizarre exorcist priest. My son was impressed with the camera work, which has lots of super-smooth flowing shots that are perfectly choreographed with complex actions. So Kudos to the cameraman or director or whoever is responsible for those cool sequences. My only complaint is that some of the dialogue is too loud, and some is too soft. But that's probably a common problem for most independent films. We had fun and I would recommend UnHoly Song! Rated 5 out of 5 stars 03/19/25 Full Review Larry L "Unholy Song" had glimmers of brilliance, but collapsed under the weight of its lofty themes. Rated 2 out of 5 stars 03/01/25 Full Review Tom D Surprisingly good indie horror flick that my teen girls dragged me to see. We all enjoyed it. I'm not a horror fan. Mostly prefer action and sci-fi, but we all had a good time. I'd recommend Rated 5 out of 5 stars 03/01/25 Full Review Jessica Karolyne C This is an Indie film that did a great job bringing a modern version of a Bible story. Actors did a great job, cinematography was really well done. Totally a must-see! Rated 5 out of 5 stars 02/28/25 Full Review Eric P A clever and ambitious exorcism tale - inspired by the greatest exorcism story in the bible. Set in the Bay Area of California, an unorthodox priest is called in to try to recapture the dark spirits that are accidentally unleashed by the tenants of a rental house. Rated 5 out of 5 stars 02/28/25 Full Review Read all reviews
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Arthur G. Night

Director

Jessica K. Chaves

Vivi

Christopher Orozco

Terrence

Sean Gestl

Fred

Quint Gabriel

Rosanne

Eric Parkinson

Father Bernard
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Synopsis UNHOLY SONG is a skillfully executed reimagining of the greatest exorcism of all time: the Miracle of the Gerasene Swine, performed by Jesus Christ as chronicled in the New Testament. Set in modern-day Northern California, an obsessed landlord must fight to contain the demonic spirits that have been trapped inside of an audio cassette player. When his tenants unleash the evil force, it is up to their wits and the special skills of Father Bernard to cast the demons back into the bones of the swine--and forever trap the evil under the original spell.
Director
Arthur G. Night
Producer
Victor Reyes, Quint Gabriel
Screenwriter
Arthur G. Night
Distributor
Hemdale Film Corporation
Production Co
Trupeak Entertainment
Genre
Horror, Mystery & Thriller
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Feb 28, 2025, Limited
Runtime
1h 27m