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A Possuida

Título original: L'ossessa
  • 1974
  • R
  • 1 h 32 min
AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
4,7/10
799
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Stella Carnacina in A Possuida (1974)
Horror

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaAn art student has disturbing dreams after acquiring a religious icon. The icon exerts a demonic sexual influence, eventually coming to life and sexually tormenting her.An art student has disturbing dreams after acquiring a religious icon. The icon exerts a demonic sexual influence, eventually coming to life and sexually tormenting her.An art student has disturbing dreams after acquiring a religious icon. The icon exerts a demonic sexual influence, eventually coming to life and sexually tormenting her.

  • Direção
    • Mario Gariazzo
  • Roteiristas
    • Mario Gariazzo
    • Ambrogio Molteni
    • Ted Rusoff
  • Artistas
    • Stella Carnacina
    • Chris Avram
    • Lucretia Love
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  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    4,7/10
    799
    SUA AVALIAÇÃO
    • Direção
      • Mario Gariazzo
    • Roteiristas
      • Mario Gariazzo
      • Ambrogio Molteni
      • Ted Rusoff
    • Artistas
      • Stella Carnacina
      • Chris Avram
      • Lucretia Love
    • 39Avaliações de usuários
    • 35Avaliações da crítica
  • Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro
  • Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro
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    Stella Carnacina
    • Danila
    Chris Avram
    Chris Avram
    • Mario
    Lucretia Love
    Lucretia Love
    • Luisa
    Ivan Rassimov
    • Satan
    Gabriele Tinti
    Gabriele Tinti
    • Luisa's Lover
    Luigi Pistilli
    Luigi Pistilli
    • Father Xeno
    Gianrico Tondinelli
    • Carlo
    Umberto Raho
    Umberto Raho
    • Psychiatrist
    Giuseppe Addobbati
    Giuseppe Addobbati
    • Doctor
    Piero Gerlini
    • Rev. Antonio
    Maria Teresa Piaggio
    • Mother Superior
    Edoardo Toniolo
    Luigi Antonio Guerra
    Giovanni Di Benedetto
      Lisa Mantellini
      • Gina
      • (as Elisa Mantellini)
      Ignazio Bevilacqua
      • Worker
      Paolo Celli
      Raniero Dorascenzi
      • Man Selling the Crucifix
      • Direção
        • Mario Gariazzo
      • Roteiristas
        • Mario Gariazzo
        • Ambrogio Molteni
        • Ted Rusoff
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      Avaliações de usuários39

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      7andrabem

      Danila and the Devil

      "L'Ossessa" (released in English under many titles and the eeriest of them certainly is "The eerie midnight horror show") is one of the best Italian rip-offs of "The Exorcist". To really appreciate this film you should have a sense of humor. "L'Ossessa" is at the same time sleazy (but naive), pathetic and sometimes even moving.

      Danila (Stella Carnacina), an art student, goes to an old church to see the statue she's going to restore. It's a wooden statue of Christ, a demonic Christ, maybe already overcome by evil, or fighting against it, or perhaps planning dark deeds. The face shows infinite torment. The statue dates from the 15th century. Danila is impressed by the mastery shown by the sculptor - the statue seems almost alive! She lives with her parents. Her mother Luisa (Lucretia Love) lives a dissolute life and doesn't care too much for keeping up appearances. Her father Mario (Chris Avram) observes everything with disenchanted eyes.

      The wooden statue will soon assume a human form (Ivan Rassimov) and possess Danila in the carnal and spiritual sense. An amazing scene! The poor Danila, from now on, will suffer the torments of hell.

      Danila (the lovely Stella Carnacina) was ravished, violated, possessed by the devil and now following his orders, she will try to seduce others. Ain't she emulating her sleazy mother Luisa (Lucretia Love) who feels great pleasure when her lover whips her with a bunch of roses? There is a scene so ridiculous as to be sublime and moving, when Stella Carnacina runs in despair through the narrow streets (possessed by the devil, remember?) of a small Italian town screaming her heart out. Luigi Pistilli is a very good exorcist. His performance is, as usual, intense. The exorcism scenes (particularlly the final battle) are very, very amateurish, but this will only enhance the fun (and/or emotion?) if you've really got a sense of humor.

      Stella Carnacina is beautiful and looks fresh and innocent, and that's a factor that adds to your pleasure when she's naked, but I think that the film could have explored more her natural beauty. Lucretia Love is a very good sleaze companion (her nude scene with the roses... well.:)

      Other Italian exorcist rip-offs I would like to recommend for you are:

      Malabimba (very sleazy and released uncut and digitally restored)

      "Evil Eye" (Malocchio) - "The Exorcist" was the main source of inspiration for "Evil Eye", but others films, like, for instance, "Rosemary's Baby" should also be taken into account. "Evil Eye" is completely over the top. Not that sleazy but with plenty of gorgeous Italian and Spanish actresses. You'll be drooling all over the film. The film is ridiculous, the story doesn't make any sense, but if you see it in the right mood you might feel moved! - a diabolical sect, possession, murders, despair, love, investigation and beautiful women all around. A wild ride!

      If you liked "Evil Eye", see also "Ring of Darkness" (Un'Ombra nell'ombra). This film can be found in the alternative market. Search this title in the IMDb. There are good reviews about it.

      P.S. - "L'Ossessa" has many different faces. It's exploitative, but it can also be serious and moving. It's cheap, cheesy... sleazy (but not that much) and it has an underlying "moral" message. This strange brew can sometimes be very funny. We all already know that "L'Ossessa" is an "Exorcist" rip-off so why can't we see it on its own terms? Yes, Mario Gariazzo was trying to earn a fast buck, but he was able get the most out of a shoestring budget. The story is well told, the film is atmospheric and overall the actors are committed to their roles. See the film with an open mind and you may discover two or three new things.
      9christopher-underwood

      Absolutely dreadful US title for this fine piece of Euro exploitation cinema

      Absolutely dreadful US title for this fine piece of Euro exploitation cinema, L'Ossessa. Directed by Mario Gariazzo who wrote or directed many such Italian movies including Play Motel, Sister Emanuelle and Vacanze per un Massacro, this is obviously an Exorcist rip-off but done with great panache. Stella Carnacina, as the possessed one, does not make a false move, as she rants, seduces, screams and spews throughout. She is on the screen most of the time and always looks menacing or appealing. There is much violence and sexual activity but also much background church activity that is most authentically portrayed and lends much power to the possession scenes. It is also these scenes of religious activity quietly (or not so quietly) being mocked that must upset a lot of people. In the US, apparently, the TV personality, Elvira, used to make much fun of the film and there are prints with her many intrusions. It is easy to see why because there do seem comic moments but it seems to me these come after one or another tremendous bout of energetic raving from young Stella and whilst they may have seemed appropriate in the original script, the way the possession scenes have been shot, they seem inadequate. When we have just watched the most astonishing and vigorous scenes of blasphemy, for the doctor or relative to reflect 'she seems a little worse' or 'I think it must be psychological' seem far from suitable and should have been ratcheted up when it was clear the activity was going to be so sensational. For those who think they may not enjoy this, they are probably right but for those who think they might - YOU WILL!
      lazarillo

      "Ravished! Violated! Possessed by Satan! "(Not necessarily in that order)

      Maybe it was because I grew up under power-lines, but I have a strange affection for all these foreign "Exorcist" rip-offs. Most of these movies, truth be told, really aren't any more stupid plot-wise than the original "Exorcist", but they lacked the budget, the talent, and the raw visceral power to make them effective horror movies and usually ended up being merely risible. Still, with a few exceptions (i.e. the Turkish "Seytan"), they weren't as blatantly unoriginal and imitative as many critics (who obviously never watched them on their own terms)have claimed. The Italians, for instance, managed to add a ridiculous sexploitation angle to the proceedings in films like "L'Anticristo", "Malabimba", and this one.

      After watching her high society mama (the ubiquitously naked Lucretia Love) being whipped by flowers (yes, you read that right) and engaging in other perverse sex acts with her lover (Gabriel "husband of Laura Gemser" Tinti), a pretty young artist (Stella Carnacina)becomes upset and falls under the spell of of an Etruscan demon/Christ type statue she is helping to restore. The statue comes to life (as the creepy Ivan Rassimov),strips off her calico dress, and "possesses" her in more ways than one. The rest of the movie involves her cursing and attacking her mother, trying to seduce her father, and finally getting exorcised by no less than Luigi Pistilli. Oh yeah, she also vomits green goo, but only at the very end, almost as an afterthought.

      By no means is this movie good, but it sure is entertaining!It makes no sense at all, but never slows down to allow you to contemplate its sheer absurdity. And what an exploitation cast! Lucretia Love, who looks to be in her mid-30's, is obviously not old enough to be the mother of the twenty-something Carnacina, but that's not the point, is it? And you also have male character actors like Tinti, Rassimov, and Pistilli all doing what they do best. "Malabimba" has more sex and Mariangelo Giordano, so it perhaps slightly edges this one out, but this is definitely my second favorite European "Exorcist"/sexploitation rip-off ever. Check it out.
      5The_Void

      Sexorcising horny demons, Italian style!

      After the release of The Exorcist in 1973, it was really only a matter of time before somebody realised that 'ex' sounds a bit like 'sex' and ended up coming up with a film called 'The Sexorcist'. Unfortunately that person was Mario Gariazzo; and while he may well have gone on to contribute to the script of the best Emanuelle film (Sister Emanuelle) and direct the seriously sleazy 1979 Giallo Play Motel - he apparently is not so well suited to ripping off The Exorcist, and The Sexorcist will surely go down as being one of the most pointless Exorcist rip offs of all time; and in a 'genre' that includes films such as Exorcismo and Naked Exorcism - that really is saying something! The trouble in this film starts with a strange wooden statue that is apparently Satan on a cross. It comes alive and a young theology student by the name of Danila ends up getting possessed by the devil. The Devil doesn't seem to have any particular plan in mind; he just gets the young girl masturbating and making sex offers to anyone who will listen...but hey, what else could you expect from a film that puts an 'S' in front of 'Exorcist'?

      Actually, that's one of the film's main problems. It's the SEXorcist and there's very little sex to speak of! There's a ton of scenes involving vomiting, loads of religious gabble, scenes set in churches and even a priest being whipped with a chain - but where's the sex that the title promises? Naturally the plot is really very stupid and the director makes no secret of the fact that this film exists simply to cash in on The Exorcist. The Sexorcist is not without plus points, however. The film does feature a rather sleazy atmosphere and a lot of it is set in churches, which blends well. There's also a delicious cast which is headed by the pretty Stella Carnacina - and she gets back up from the likes of Ivan Rassimov (playing the very horny Devil, no less), Gabriele Tinti and Luigi Pistilli who ends up performing the sexorcism. I mean exorcism. The scenes in which the leading lady vomits and prances around 'possessed' are also worth watching. However, at the end of the day; The Sexorcist just doesn't live up its promise and what we end up with is just a really pointless Exorcist rip-off that isn't much worth bothering with.
      4rutt13-1

      Blah...

      Kinda boring, kinda gross, kinda unsettling, this wasn't horrible, but not too good. There's a good creepy bit when the statue comes to life, though, props to this scene. Not much happens, and the movie just feels sort of scummy. I was happy when it ended, and don't believe anything about this being a true story....very surprised this is averaging around 6.

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        Allegedly based on a true story.
      • Erros de gravação
        When Luisa's Lover beats her with the rose stems, he strikes across her body, in other words, from side to side, but the scratches on her body run the opposite way, up and down, or perpendicular to how they should be if inflicted by his blows, and once the first stripes appear, they never increase, in spite of all his beating,
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        Mario: [referring to her possession] Did it hurt you a lot?

        Danila: I nearly died of pleasure! It was wonderful. So good, so... oh!

        [speechless in wondrous rapture]

        Danila: I've got it! I've got an idea. Why don't you try it too, Daddy? Come on. Or do you think it would be wrong? There's no such thing as incest. It's all the invention of the priests. Make love to me!

        [Mario slaps her twice, hard]

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