A Cursed Man

Liam delves into a dark place where I would not dare. This documentary is fascinating and thought provoking. Visually appealing and keeps you on the edge of your seat. This movie takes you on a journey around the world to places you will never wish to go. I got chills seeing some of the scenes of the rituals. As he walks into the cave in Mexico to make a pact with the devil it absolutely freaked me out. This is not something to play with and the fact that he did this deliberately is astounding but it does make for an exciting film. He should be so thankful that he got himself out from under the curses before it spiraled out of his control. Definitely worth a watch!

A Cursed Man is an unsettling yet deeply compelling exploration of dark magic and spiritual transgression. The film immediately calls to mind Orson Welles' War of the Worlds, but unlike a radio hoax, the horror here is disturbingly real. On first viewing, it evokes a slow-building sense of dread, a lingering presence that stays with the viewer long after the film ends. There is a strange pull to it, an almost hypnotic effect that makes revisiting it feel inevitable.

Liam Le Guillou's willingness to immerse himself in the unknown, even at personal risk, gives the documentary an air of sincerity that is both enthralling and disquieting. The film recalls the meditative yet unnerving tone of Werner Herzog's work, not just in its aesthetic choices but in its existential approach to storytelling. Beyond its chilling subject matter, A Cursed Man champions diversity and plurality, engaging with a wide range of spiritual traditions and belief systems. In doing so, it speaks to a broader cultural shift-a world spirit that is beginning to embrace contradiction, ambiguity, and the coexistence of multiple truths.

Rather than offering conclusions, A Cursed Man opens a door. What lies beyond depends on who dares to step through.

"A Cursed Man" is a film that definitely draws you in with an eerie premise, "If I wish for proof of demonic powers, will they manifest?".

A narrative that perfectly balances skepticism with an informed portrayal of unorthodox religious practices and paranormal studies. Accepting from the very beginning that any result could be psychosomatic without patronizing the possibility of metaphysical influences.

The viewer is allowed unfettered to interpret the findings for themselves. But I will say this, the film definitely lingers in the mind. Make no mistake that An Unknown Compelling Force, whether it be internal or external, affects our lives in very tangible ways.

Firstly all the other reviews look like they were written by Ai. I have a strong feeling alot of the reviews and ratings are manipulated by the film maker or his cohorts. Because.. this documentary is a total waste of time, it is borderline one of the worst docs I've ever seen. The main guy has zero charisma and is painfully boring,he has zero personality. It would of been nice if he could of been cursed with one. Don't waste your time he doesn't even get a single bad curse in the entire show, everything is a knock off. They've paid tourist traps to do a private show. It's honestly so bloody awful, that the other reviews are blowing my mind.

Please someone else watch it, so they can see just how terrible this show is.

I truly enjoyed A Cursed Man. It raises compelling questions about belief, fate, and the power of ritual. Are we genuinely connected to a higher power, or is it our belief system that gives meaning to these experiences? It was fascinating to watch, especially the moment when Liam asked to be cursed. I kept wondering how he felt in that moment, was it fear, conviction, or curiosity? How did he rationalize such a bold act? Is it possible that the power of suggestion alone can trigger real change through ritual? This documentary stays with you and challenges your understanding of cause and effect.