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Nothing remarkable but not the worst possession film I've seen. None of the characters are remotely likeable, relatable, or interesting. While I understand one could reason that the boyfriend was behaving the way he was because of the demons presence I am countering that argument with this- he's just a knob.

It's ok kind of movie and can be watched once, but u need to ignore the main male lead. The female lead was convincing and the film have some scary moments.

The movie would have been so much better if the husband/boyfriend/whatever was exercised early on. He brought the entire cast down the toilet with him. Very difficult to watch to the end.

I guess I'm too old to appreciate modern horror films. This movie is yet another where two unlikeable people live together and one goes to a job he hates and the other stays in their haunted house. The house is always dark, even in the daylight and they never turn on any lights. The woman does very little. She rides her exercise bike but mostly sleeps, or lays awake or stands in the kitchen drinking, while staring blankly at nothing, but is in school. When he's home, he is always angry about his job and blows up at her frequently for no actual reason. He supposedly loves her but never gives her the benefit of the doubt if the cabinets are all suddenly opened by supernatural forces. I don't see that whatever boogeyman is wreaking havoc could be much worse than the jerk she lives with who has only one emotion...anger. They don't play music or watch TV or movies. They never leave their cold, dark, sterile house, not together at least. Demons, or not, stalking her, one thing is certain...she's already in hell. She could pack her things and move out. Her life could only improve as a result. Why she wants to stay with that volatile plank of wood of a boyfriend of hers, is anyone's guess. Her girlfriend tells her she should leave him but she refuses. If you enjoy watching boring, irritating people sit around and talk or yell at each other, then this is the movie for you.

Well this movie has a ok atmosphere. It is in no way a scary movie and the effects well, there are no special effects.

The male antagonist is just about the worst actor I have ever seen. And I have seen a few. He is incredibly unbelievable. The female is mediocre.

If ever you find yourself starring in a movie of any kind: Prepare.

The boyfriend being the worst actor, ever, we continued watching, half heartedly. The idea behind the man in the black hat, the shadow man, the dark man, is a common enough premise, however sleep paralysis and demonic possession are two different things. None of which was executed believably. I usually can watch just about anything supernatural but this was bad. The only good came from the priest. I am still looking at twenty more minutes before the end and cannot wait.

Let me be as shallow as the grave: The scariest part of this movie was the lead actress' skin.

Forgo this one if you crave frights.

Whoever cast the main guy made a terrible mistake, every scene made me cringe. Just ruined the movie completely.

Shame because it had such promise, but it also feels like it starts in the middle of the film.

The lead male ruined this movie, followed by the priest. The woman possessed and her friend tried to salvage what they could but overall the friend was the best and most natural actor in the movie. This could have been so much better with a different lead male, whoever cast him, must have been paid off. He seriously needs acting lessons, he had the exact same expression for the second half of the movie, continously.

The chemistry between the lead couple was nonexistent, awkward and cringe. The script writer wrote a script that was incredibly unnatural. A couple who talk formally to each other like they're in a business meeting is what every scene feels like. So weird.

Good movie. Bethan (Main lady) was great in this and very believable. The male role was meh.. The ending was like... noooo... haha.

It's amazing that this was based on a true story also.

My dog growled at the TV a few times too during some tense scenes. She never does that. Must have seen something I didn't lol.

"The Last Rite" at first seemed like it was going for a "Poltergeist" or "Babadook" vibe, but then turned into an "Exorcist" ripoff. A lousy one at that. I watched the movie just because it was Halloween and I figured that I had to watch an available horror flick, but I found one of the crummiest ones. The poor acting and direction make this scary only in the sense that someone was willing to release it.

In conclusion, stick with "The Exorcist", "Poltergeist" or "The Babadook" (or for sheer horror, "Psycho" or "The Shining"). Or, if you're in for something silly, "Re-Animator" is a real pleasure.

I'm not 100% sure what I was expecting after seeing the poster...but it wasn't this!

It's more of a TV drama with a hint of horror, than an actual film.

It looks like one of those 2-part dramas that you see a lot on BBC One and ITV. In fact, my gf walked into the room while I was watching it and said "what channel is this?".

The sound, lighting and cinematography make the film come across very amateurish. It's very unpolished.

The acting is mediocre at best - the only person that was convincing as an actor, was the priest...everyone else seemed like this was their first gig.

Full of horrible and unlikeable characters, (especially Ben the boyfriend). He seems to switch his mood from loving and caring to abusive and disrespectful in the blink of an eye...very annoying. Plus his acting was sub-par, particularly when he was shouting. Lucy's friend acts like a random person that they literally grabbed off the street moments before filming...she was awful...couldn't act her way out of a wet paper bag. Her acting was so bad, that she ruined the scene...and it kills the illusion...you suddenly become very aware that you're watching a film.

IDK...the poster gave me pure demonic possession/exorcism vibes...and i was looking forward to a film dedicated to that...but that's not what I got, there was hardly any.

Not the worst film I've watched this year, but definitely somewhere in the mix. Very disappointing.

The acting and script are only ok.... for an adult film.

To be fair, with a script like this, I can't imagine any actor being able to pull this off. Their responses to each other are not natural.. ppl don't say these things to each other...

The husband is happy one line, furios the next , to happy again and I can't for the life of me figure out what caused these emotions.

If you want a scary movie , don't watch this. If you want a good laugh, I recommend it. Just when you think the acting and script can't get any worse... BAM.

When I stumbled upon this 2021 horror from writer and director Leroy Kincaide, I wasn't really harboring much of any hopes or expectations for the movie, given the movie rather low rating on IMDb. So I sat down to watch the movie, figuring that it would probably just be another run-of-the-mill and a dime-a-dozen possession movies.

But still, as I hadn't already seen "The Last Rite", and I do believe in giving a movie a fair chance, of course I opted to watch it and see what Leroy Kincaide had to offer.

I will say that "The Last Rite" had some interesting enough elements to it. I liked the concept of the shadowed entity with the hat, though I couldn't help drawing parallels to Reverend Henry Kane from "Poltergeist II: The Other Side".

The acting performances in the movie were good enough, for the most parts. Bethan Walker (playing Lucy), Kit Smith (playing Father Roberts) and David Kerr (playing Dr. Andrews) definitely put on good performances, while Johnny Fleming (playing Ben) definitely left me wanting more of proper acting on the screen) for someone in a secondary lead role.

But now comes all the bad things about "The Last Rite" and all of its shortcomings. The movie was slow paced, so insanely and unbearably slow paced. After having sat through what literally felt like 90 minutes of movie, I checked the timer on the player and to my dread saw that only 34 minutes had passed of watching the movie. So this was going to be a drag of a movie, and believe me, it was.

And not a whole lot is actually going on to make "The Last Rite" an outstanding movie from the numerous other movies of the same genre that proved to be more enjoyable and entertaining than Leroy Kincaide could muster to deliver. The director drew on the generic tropes of the possession and haunting genre, which made "The Last Rite" bland and generic. I mean, you have things like a door opening and closing on its own, drawers and cubboards opening by themselves, a quilt slowly being pulled down while the person is laying in bed, and such stuff. All things that have been done and seen countless times before.

As for the scare factor and for "The Last Rite" being a horror movie. Yeah, this was a mere stroll in the park. Exactly, the movie was too generic and predictable to be scary. Sure, there were a good atmosphere being built up in the movie, so writer and director Leroy Kincaide definitely managed that. But it was by no means scary.

The ending of the movie definitely was predictable and it wasn't an ending that left the movie complete. So after having suffered 1 hour and 47 minutes of slow torture, the ending was just a final slap in the face before the end credits.

If you enjoy horror movies and demonic possession movies, then "The Last Rite" is not worth the time, money or effort. And this is not a movie that I would recommend you sit down to watch, nor is it a movie that I will ever return to watch a second time.

My rating of "The Last Rite" lands on a very generous three out of ten stars.

Nothing to report here - just some ghost guy in a bad hat and a girl that 'let him in'. But if Linda Blair is your plumb line, this movie is way off base.

The way the woman is "possessed" is comical at best. Imagine your friend goofing around acting like a possessed person on Halloween. That's about the level of acting we're dealing with here.

The Last Rite is an exceptional indie horror film. The performances are strong and the tension/suspense pushes the story forward at a tantalizing pace. For anyone who has experienced sleep paralysis or struggles with vivid and horrifying dreams, this is a must watch!

I'm not gonna say it's a 10/10 movie but it's certainly not a 2/10 either, it's somewhere inbetween, if you're looking for loud jump scares or hollywood fx, you're probably gonna be disappointed, it is definitely a slow burn because of the early character development but if you can get to the 40 or 50 minute part of the movie, the director starts to ratchet up the chills & suspense. 6/10 for me.

This sounded an interesting movie and could have been a good film had the acting been better.. Every performance is unnatural and stilted, especially the two leads. I can never understand why directors let bad acting ruin their work ..

The film also suffers from a bad script and terribly slow pacing but the camera work is decent as is the subtle score..

It could have been a good British horror so two points for trying ..

Worst acting I have ever seen in my life. They say a poor presence on screen is wooden, honestly I think if they had tree's stood in for the lead roles in this they'd have come up trumps. The only acting that came across half palpable was the priest who appears in the final third.

I'm not sure who was fooled here, the production crew on the ability of the actors. Or the production crew beguiling the acting accompaniment on telling them the final cut would be released.

Somebody here said this was a "chilling masterpiece" and on Rotten Tomatoes it got %100. There's something wrong here because this movie is bad. Acting, direction, script...you name it. BAD. The fix is in.