As the cases start to become more and more unexplainable, they consider something satanical might be at work in the city and seek the help of a Castilian priest.ĭeliver us from Evil attempts to create a balance between being a true crime movie and a paranormal thriller. The movie tells the story of a New York cop (Eric Bana) who is assigned to a Special Operations division that handles some of the more disturbing crimes that take place in the Bronx.Īs both Ralph Sarchie (Bana) and his partner Butler (Joel McHale) start investigating these crimes they realise that they’re all linked in some way. The story claims to be inspired by true events but Deliver us From Evil showcases a new original story that was never featured in the book. The movie is supposedly based on the true story of Bronx cop Ralph Sarchie, who published a book about his experiences, which may give older teens something to talk about.Deliver Us from Evil directed by Scott Derrickson is based on a non-fiction book entitled Beware the Night by Ralph Sarchie and Lisa Collier Cool. There are some brief, minor sexual situations.

Language is strong, including several uses of 'f-k.' A main character is a recovering drug addict who still drinks whisky and smokes cigarettes to get by. There's also a subplot about a child molester/murderer. There's heavy, gory, bloody violence disgusting corpses struggling and fighting guns and knives children in peril and scary demons. Parents need to know that Deliver Us from Evil is a demon-possession horror movie that's not to be confused with the 2006 Oscar-nominated documentary of the same name. He admits to a past as a drug addict (he mentions a 'speedball needle stuck in my arm'), and though he's clean now, he says that the alcohol and cigarettes help get him through.ĭid you know you can flag iffy content? Adjust limits for Drinking, Drugs & Smoking in your kid's entertainment guide. A priest is shown drinking whisky and smoking cigarettes on more than one occasion.

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