Unholy Song

This movie caught me off guard with the plot and how everything unfolded. The cast works well together and I loved the lead actress's performance! I was impressed with the comical characters and the small details throughout the movie. The witch was terrifying and was a fantastic performance as well! I was a bit terrified going to bed after this movie after seeing the monsters in this movie.

If you're looking for a different kind of witch movie without an overkill of CGI and that feels more realistic, I would highly recommend this review. The ending left me wanting to see more, so I hope they continue this in some way.

Horror fans will love the attitude and mood that director Arthur G. Night skillfully delivers in this inspired exorcism story. An unconventional priest is called to restore order when some tenants of a Northern California home unleash the spirits of 2,000 demons - who had been trapped inside of a creepy and haunting "Unholy Song." Like Blair Witch... Candy Man... and Terrifier... UNHOLY SONG suffers from the lack of major-studio polish on lighting and effects. But for originality, characters and execution... it's a 1st rate winner! The film's website is already touting an upcoming UNHOLY SONG 2 - so I think we're witnessing the launch of a powerful new horror franchise!

I went and watched this film and it is a terrific film for a Indie low budget horror its not a Slasher horror but a psychological horror movie with a unique story of a person who becomes possessed which turns Roxanne into a Witch that does nothing but abuse her brother until her brother kills her but her spirit gets trapped in a tape and no spoilers but she gets released and and all hell breaks loose. So they devise a plan to try to get the witch back in the tape in trying to do so she possesses more people to do her bidding. This movie is well worth seeing if you are a psychological Horror Fan. A great film could end up being a new horror franchise can't wait for the sequel.

Interesting premise for a film, relating it to the Bible story of Jesus casting the demons into pigs. Unfortunately that premise had almost nothing to do with the film. The plot of quite forced and convoluted, performances were stiff and unrealistic, dialogue painful to sit through at times. The pacing of the film is all over the place with poorly inserted flashbacks. The characters' motivations and backstories poorly executed at best. The film seems to take itself too seriously, the only thing that could save it besides a total over haul of the script would be if the direction was intentionally campy. If you find cringey performances entertaining or humorous, I would recommend this film to you. Otherwise, steer clear.

Arthur G. Night's film, Unholy Song is a mesmerizing story that will descend you into darkness and is a story you won't forget. It blends psychological horror with unsettling beauty and grabs you from the very opening frame. It's eerie atmosphere, intricate storytelling, and haunting cinematography kept me glued until the very end.

The narrative unfolds in fever dream and will immerse you into a world where reality and delusion intertwine. Night's direction easily mastered a story filled with tension and shocking moments filled with an ever-present sense of unease. The cast delivered a raw and compelling performance, that drew me deeply into the film's unsettling mystery.

What truly sets Unholy Song apart is its ability to linger long after you've finished watching.

For those who love psychological horror with artistry, depth, and a chillingly poetic touch, Unholy Song is a must-watch.