<p><em>For the '13 Days to Halloween' series, I collect, watch, and write about 13 brilliant and spooky 'underseen' movies that more people need to see. Note that I did not use the term 'underrated', as I believe they were just overlooked for various reasons, and not necessarily rated lower than they deserve. The films are ranked worst to best, in my opinion. The series will end on October 31 with the film that I think is the best and scariest little-known horror flick.</em></p>

<p>The marketing of 'Deliver Us from Evil' claimed that it was, and I am just paraphrasing, based on a true story. To me, the veracity of a horror film's story does not matter much, so long as it is substantial and delivers, pun unintended, on the scares. Based on a book called 'Beware the Night' by a retired NYPD detective Ralph Sarchie and journalist Lisa Collier Cool, the film has at its centre an exorcism. It is also about a man finding his religion back.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Directed by Scott Derrickson, 'Deliver Us from Evil' is rooted in Christian themes (the title comes from the Matthew 6:13 verse: And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil). We follow Sarchie (Eric Bana), an NYPD sergeant, who is a veteran with the force and is no stranger to unimaginably horrifying crimes that would chill one to the bone. All that has taken a toll on him psyche. He also does not have the comfort of religion, and his cynicism with respect to humanity is bordering on nihilism. But after all he has seen, he is not prepared for a series of events that makes him rethink his beliefs. He comes across acts of crime that shake even his jaded soul. Will he continue to defy God or will accept His embrace?</p>

<p>Also Read:&nbsp;<strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/best-horror-movies-of-2022-so-far-the-black-phone-prey-crimes-of-the-future-and-more-523608">Best horror movies of 2022 so far: 'The Black Phone', 'Prey', 'Crimes of the Future', and more</a></strong></p>

<p>Horror veteran Derrickson ('Sinister' and 'The Black Phone') shows supreme command over the style and mood needed for a story of Biblical redemption. He crafts an atmosphere that feels creepy even before anything supernatural has reared its head. The ambiance and general feel of the film alone makes the film worth its two hours.</p>

<p>And then comes the exorcism scene. 'Deliver Us from Evil' has an exorcism scene towards the end that finally solidifies Sarchie's beliefs in the existence of God. I say this with straight face: it is the best exorcism scene since 1973's 'The Exorcist'. It is bravura, balls to the wall filmmaking that will leave you gasping for breath.</p>

<p>Like I said earlier, it does not matter overmuch to me whether 'Deliver Us from Evil' is a true story or not. I am a sceptic. But I adored the film. If you have not seen it, give 'Deliver Us from Evil' a watch.</p>

<p>Watch the film on Netflix.</p>


For the '13 Days to Halloween' series, I collect, watch, and write about 13 brilliant and spooky 'underseen' movies that more people need to see. Note that I did not use the term 'underrated', as I believe they were just overlooked for various reasons, and not necessarily rated lower than they deserve.

For the '13 Days to Halloween' series, I collect, watch, and write about 13 brilliant and spooky 'underseen' movies that more people need to see. Note that I did not use the term 'underrated', as I believe they were just overlooked for various reasons, and not necessarily rated lower than they deserve. The films are ranked worst to best, in my opinion. The series will end on October 31 with the film that I think is the best and scariest little-known horror flick. The marketing of 'Deliver Us from Evil' claimed that it was, and I am just paraphrasing, based on a true story. To me, the veracity of a horror film's story does not matter much, so long as it is substantial and delivers, pun unintended, on the scares. Based on a book called 'Beware the Night' by a retired NYPD detective Ralph Sarchie and journalist Lisa Collier Cool, the film has at its centre an exorcism. It is also about a man finding his religion back. Directed by Scott Derrickson, 'Deliver Us from Evil' is rooted in Christian themes (the title comes from the Matthew 6:13 verse: And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil). We follow Sarchie (Eric Bana), an NYPD sergeant, who is a veteran with the force and is no stranger to unimaginably horrifying crimes that would chill one to the bone. All that has taken a toll on him psyche. He also does not have the comfort of religion, and his cynicism with respect to humanity is bordering on nihilism. But after all he has seen, he is not prepared for a series of events that makes him rethink his beliefs. He comes across acts of crime that shake even his jaded soul. Will he continue to defy God or will accept His embrace? Also Read: Best horror movies of 2022 so far: 'The Black Phone', 'Prey', 'Crimes of the Future', and more Horror veteran Derrickson ('Sinister' and 'The Black Phone') shows supreme command over the style and mood needed for a story of Biblical redemption. He crafts an atmosphere that feels creepy even before anything supernatural has reared its head. The ambiance and general feel of the film alone makes the film worth its two hours. And then comes the exorcism scene. 'Deliver Us from Evil' has an exorcism scene towards the end that finally solidifies Sarchie's beliefs in the existence of God. I say this with straight face: it is the best exorcism scene since 1973's 'The Exorcist'. It is bravura, balls to the wall filmmaking that will leave you gasping for breath. Like I said earlier, it does not matter overmuch to me whether 'Deliver Us from Evil' is a true story or not. I am a sceptic. But I adored the film. If you have not seen it, give 'Deliver Us from Evil' a watch. Watch the film on Netflix.

13 Days to Halloween: 'Deliver Us from Evil' is one of the best exorcism films ever

<p>SS Rajamouli's recent action-drama flick 'RRR', after breaking records in India, is taking over international audiences and has been heaped with praise from Hollywood filmmakers. The most recent addition to the 'RRR' fandom is 'Doctor Strange'&nbsp;director Scott Derrickson. He took to the social media site Twitter and praised the film.&nbsp;</p>

<p>On the occasion of his birthday, which falls on July 16, he and his family watched 'RRR'&nbsp;and thoroughly enjoyed it. He then added that he was totally bowled over by the 'roller-coaster of a movie'.</p>

<p>Sharing actor Jr. NTR’s GIF from the movie, Derrickson wrote, "To celebrate my birthday last night, my wife, kids and I watched @RRRMovie — what an awesomely outrageous roller coaster of a movie. Loved it."</p>

<p><strong>Take a look at his post:-</strong></p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">To celebrate my birthday last night, my wife, kids and I watched <a href="https://twitter.com/RRRMovie?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@RRRMovie</a> — what an awesomely outrageous roller coaster of a movie. Loved it. <a href="https://t.co/90U7AXJPgd">pic.twitter.com/90U7AXJPgd</a></p>
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<p>Responding to the praiseful tweet, the official page of 'RRR' retweeted the post and wished him the best on his birthday and tweeted, "Happy Happy Birthday Scott!! Thanks for all the love for RRR. Glad you all enjoyed the movie."</p>

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<p>Derrickson replied, "Thank you so much! The movie is amaaaaaazing!!"&nbsp;</p>

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<p><strong>‘Doctor Strange’ screenwriter also praised ‘RRR’</strong></p>

<p>Not only is 'Doctor Strange's' director, but also its screenwriter, Jon Spaihts, a fan of Ram Charan and NTR's starrer. Taking to Twitter, Spaihts earlier expressed his love for the film. "Holy hell, RRR. Has any movie ever packed more movie into a movie? What a ride. Still thinking about it a couple days later (sic)," he wrote. "From the Screenwriter of Dune, Doctor Strange and Passengers!! Thank you so much!!" the official 'RRR' handle responded to Spaihts' tweet.</p>

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<p>It does not stop here. Celebrated Hollywood director-writer Aaron Stewart Ahn earlier this week shared a desire to pen down a story for Ram Charan, adding that the actor should do some international projects. In his tweet, Aaron said, "Would love to write a movie for a movie star like Ram Charan, just to work with such a great actor and cinematic presence. But if he works in international productions, he must be the lead! Hollywood usually doesn’t get that. I’m here for more great Indian movies."</p>

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<p>Aaron is best known for films such as Mandy (2018), Cabinet of Curiosities (2022) and The Witcher: Blood Origin (2022).&nbsp;</p>

<p>Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-rrr-becomes-first-film-to-be-nominated-at-hollywood-critics-association-493242">'RRR' becomes first Indian film to be nominated at Hollywood Critics Association Awards</a></p>

<p><strong>About ‘RRR’</strong></p>

<p>Helmed by SS Rajamouli, the film is a fictional story inspired by the lives of two Telugu freedom fighters from the southern state of India. Alluri Seetharama Raju is played by Ram Charan, while Jr. NTR plays the role of Komaram Bheem. Bollywood actors like Ajay Devgan, Alia Bhatt, Shriya Saran, Olivia Morris, Ray Stevenson, and Alison Doody had supporting roles in the movie. 'RRR'&nbsp;had broken all box office records and was dubbed a massive blockbuster.</p>


SS Rajamouli's recent action-drama flick 'RRR', after breaking records in India, is taking over international audiences and has been heaped with praise from Hollywood filmmakers.

SS Rajamouli's recent action-drama flick 'RRR', after breaking records in India, is taking over international audiences and has been heaped with praise from Hollywood filmmakers. The most recent addition to the 'RRR' fandom is 'Doctor Strange' director Scott Derrickson. He took to the social media site Twitter and praised the film. On the occasion of his birthday, which falls on July 16, he and his family watched 'RRR' and thoroughly enjoyed it. He then added that he was totally bowled over by the 'roller-coaster of a movie'. Sharing actor Jr. NTR’s GIF from the movie, Derrickson wrote, "To celebrate my birthday last night, my wife, kids and I watched @RRRMovie — what an awesomely outrageous roller coaster of a movie. Loved it." Take a look at his post:- To celebrate my birthday last night, my wife, kids and I watched @RRRMovie — what an awesomely outrageous roller coaster of a movie. Loved it. pic.twitter.com/90U7AXJPgd — N O S ⋊ Ɔ I ᴚ ᴚ Ǝ ᗡ ⊥ ⊥ O Ɔ S (@scottderrickson) July 16, 2022 × Responding to the praiseful tweet, the official page of 'RRR' retweeted the post and wished him the best on his birthday and tweeted, "Happy Happy Birthday Scott!! Thanks for all the love for RRR. Glad you all enjoyed the movie." Happy Happy Birthday Scott!! Thanks for all the love for RRR. Glad you all enjoyed the movie ❤️🤗 — RRR Movie (@RRRMovie) July 16, 2022 × Derrickson replied, "Thank you so much! The movie is amaaaaaazing!!" ‘Doctor Strange’ screenwriter also praised ‘RRR’ Not only is 'Doctor Strange's' director, but also its screenwriter, Jon Spaihts, a fan of Ram Charan and NTR's starrer. Taking to Twitter, Spaihts earlier expressed his love for the film. "Holy hell, RRR. Has any movie ever packed more movie into a movie? What a ride. Still thinking about it a couple days later (sic)," he wrote. "From the Screenwriter of Dune, Doctor Strange and Passengers!! Thank you so much!!" the official 'RRR' handle responded to Spaihts' tweet. Holy hell, RRR. Has any movie ever packed more movie into a movie? What a ride. Still thinking about it a couple days later. pic.twitter.com/XT4YvpEQZn — Jon Spaihts (@jonspaihts) July 10, 2022 × It does not stop here. Celebrated Hollywood director-writer Aaron Stewart Ahn earlier this week shared a desire to pen down a story for Ram Charan, adding that the actor should do some international projects. In his tweet, Aaron said, "Would love to write a movie for a movie star like Ram Charan, just to work with such a great actor and cinematic presence. But if he works in international productions, he must be the lead! Hollywood usually doesn’t get that. I’m here for more great Indian movies." Indian action movies slide kicking the shit out of the American and British Empires, produced by RRR star @AlwaysRamCharan 🫶 https://t.co/3M8AuOTVZ8 — Aaron Stewart-Ahn (@somebadideas) July 15, 2022 × Aaron is best known for films such as Mandy (2018), Cabinet of Curiosities (2022) and The Witcher: Blood Origin (2022). Also Read: 'RRR' becomes first Indian film to be nominated at Hollywood Critics Association Awards About ‘RRR’ Helmed by SS Rajamouli, the film is a fictional story inspired by the lives of two Telugu freedom fighters from the southern state of India. Alluri Seetharama Raju is played by Ram Charan, while Jr. NTR plays the role of Komaram Bheem. Bollywood actors like Ajay Devgan, Alia Bhatt, Shriya Saran, Olivia Morris, Ray Stevenson, and Alison Doody had supporting roles in the movie. 'RRR' had broken all box office records and was dubbed a massive blockbuster.

‘Doctor Strange’ director Scott Derrickson latest to join the ‘RRR’ fandom

<p>The winning director-screenwriter duo of C. Robert Cargill and Scott Derrickson (credits: Sinister, Doctor Strange) return with the much-anticipated horror-thriller 'The Black Phone', based on the eponymous short story written by author Joe Hill.</p>

<p>Finney Shaw (Mason Thames) and his younger sister Gwen (Madeleine McGraw) live in a small town in Colorado, US. They do not have a mother and have an alcoholic, violent man as a father. So for the most part have each other. Finney is your typical nice kid who gets bullied by classmates and does not fight back. Gwen, although tiny, is feisty and unafraid.</p>

<p>Gwen believes her dreams are not just dreams, but present glimpses of reality, something that also happened to her mother. Their town is rocked by a spate of kidnappings of children. Finney's close friend and later Finney himself also ends up being grabbed by the mysterious man behind the abductions who is dubbed, rather unimaginatively, the 'Grabber'. Now, it is up to him and his wits, and also his plucky sister and her dreams that can save him as law enforcement, as it often happens in these stories, has proven to be fairly ineffectual.</p>

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<p>'The Black Phone', for half an hour or so, watches like another of those homages to 1980s and 1970s horror fiction&nbsp;that have little personality of their own, instead relying on the nostalgia factor. It is when Ethan Hawke's 'Grabber' enters the picture the film really finds its feet.</p>

<p>Hawke, who by his own admission had loads of fun playing cult leader Arthur Harrow in the MCU TV series Moon Knight, turns in a magnificently eerie performance here. He has been a great actor for decades, but villainous roles may be where he really shines. The 'Grabber' is not your typical psychopath. He feels less a movie villain than something ripped off of Mindhunter, in that there is a sense of realism with him instilled by the writing and Hawke's performance.</p>

<p>There are layers to him that the writing wisely leaves to the moviegoer to uncover. Similar to how Heath Ledger's Joker was conceived and written by Christopher Nolan and his brother Jonathan Nolan in 'The Dark Knight', we do not really learn for sure what caused the 'Grabber' to become what he is -- save for a few hints. Cargill and Derrickson realise, better than most writers, that the most potent fear is fear of the unknown. This is why we are afraid of the dark.</p>

<p>Not as nihilistic as Sinister, 'The Black Phone' is terrifying in its own ways. Most horror fans are admittedly not fond of jump scares, but Derrickson is an old hand here and executes them with a veteran's ease. The atmosphere also helps infuse a sense of dread, assisted by impressive camerawork of the cinematographer. Apart from Hawke, both lead young actors, Thames and McGraw, also impress with their utter commitment to their respective roles.</p>

<p>'The Black Phone' excels in nearly every regard. Are you a horror or thriller fan? Do not miss this.</p>


The winning director-screenwriter duo of C. Robert Cargill and Scott Derrickson (credits: Sinister, Doctor Strange) return with the much-anticipated horror-thriller 'The Black Phone', based on the eponymous short story written by author Joe Hill.

The winning director-screenwriter duo of C. Robert Cargill and Scott Derrickson (credits: Sinister, Doctor Strange) return with the much-anticipated horror-thriller 'The Black Phone', based on the eponymous short story written by author Joe Hill. Finney Shaw (Mason Thames) and his younger sister Gwen (Madeleine McGraw) live in a small town in Colorado, US. They do not have a mother and have an alcoholic, violent man as a father. So for the most part have each other. Finney is your typical nice kid who gets bullied by classmates and does not fight back. Gwen, although tiny, is feisty and unafraid. Gwen believes her dreams are not just dreams, but present glimpses of reality, something that also happened to her mother. Their town is rocked by a spate of kidnappings of children. Finney's close friend and later Finney himself also ends up being grabbed by the mysterious man behind the abductions who is dubbed, rather unimaginatively, the 'Grabber'. Now, it is up to him and his wits, and also his plucky sister and her dreams that can save him as law enforcement, as it often happens in these stories, has proven to be fairly ineffectual. 'The Black Phone', for half an hour or so, watches like another of those homages to 1980s and 1970s horror fiction that have little personality of their own, instead relying on the nostalgia factor. It is when Ethan Hawke's 'Grabber' enters the picture the film really finds its feet. Hawke, who by his own admission had loads of fun playing cult leader Arthur Harrow in the MCU TV series Moon Knight, turns in a magnificently eerie performance here. He has been a great actor for decades, but villainous roles may be where he really shines. The 'Grabber' is not your typical psychopath. He feels less a movie villain than something ripped off of Mindhunter, in that there is a sense of realism with him instilled by the writing and Hawke's performance. There are layers to him that the writing wisely leaves to the moviegoer to uncover. Similar to how Heath Ledger's Joker was conceived and written by Christopher Nolan and his brother Jonathan Nolan in 'The Dark Knight', we do not really learn for sure what caused the 'Grabber' to become what he is -- save for a few hints. Cargill and Derrickson realise, better than most writers, that the most potent fear is fear of the unknown. This is why we are afraid of the dark. Not as nihilistic as Sinister, 'The Black Phone' is terrifying in its own ways. Most horror fans are admittedly not fond of jump scares, but Derrickson is an old hand here and executes them with a veteran's ease. The atmosphere also helps infuse a sense of dread, assisted by impressive camerawork of the cinematographer. Apart from Hawke, both lead young actors, Thames and McGraw, also impress with their utter commitment to their respective roles. 'The Black Phone' excels in nearly every regard. Are you a horror or thriller fan? Do not miss this.

'The Black Phone' review: Ethan Hawke owns the screen in this absorbing, frightening horror thriller

<p>'Doctor Strange' director, Scott Derrickson was on Thursday roped in to direct thriller 'Bermuda' with Captain America actor Chris Evans.<br />
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According to news agency Sam Raimi was previously signed to direct the film based on the Bermuda Triangle, scripted by Doug Miro and Carlo Bernard.<br />
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Derrickson and his writing partner C. Robert Cargill will now rewrite the script of 'Bermuda' for SkydanceAfter Derrickson's exit, Raimi signed 'Doctor Strange' in the Multiverse of Madness Bermuda.</p>

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<p>'Derrickson gained popularity from 2005's horror film 'The Exorcism of Emily Rose'. and went on to directed 'The Day the Earth Stood Still', 'Sinister' and 'Doctor Strange', the 2016 Marvel film.<br />
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'Doctor Strange' remarkably performed well, earning $ 677.7 million globally. He also brought the British crime series Sherlock actor Benedict Cumberbatch into the Marvel Cinematic Universe.Evans had retired from the role of Captain America with 'Avengers: Endgame'.<br />
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In the previous week, he collaborated with Greg Berlanti's upcoming 'Little Shop of Horrors' remake.Derrickson is commonly known by WME and Brillstein Entertainment Partners. While Evans became popular by CAA and 3 Arts Entertainment.</p>


'Doctor Strange' director, Scott Derrickson was on Thursday roped in to direct thriller 'Bermuda' with Captain America actor Chris Evans. According to news agency Sam Raimi was previously signed to direct the film based on the Bermuda Triangle, scripted by Doug Miro and Carlo Bernard.

'Doctor Strange' director, Scott Derrickson was on Thursday roped in to direct thriller 'Bermuda' with Captain America actor Chris Evans. According to news agency Sam Raimi was previously signed to direct the film based on the Bermuda Triangle, scripted by Doug Miro and Carlo Bernard. Derrickson and his writing partner C. Robert Cargill will now rewrite the script of 'Bermuda' for SkydanceAfter Derrickson's exit, Raimi signed 'Doctor Strange' in the Multiverse of Madness Bermuda. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Scott Derrickson (@scottderrickson) on Mar 5, 2020 at 7:57am PST × 'Derrickson gained popularity from 2005's horror film 'The Exorcism of Emily Rose'. and went on to directed 'The Day the Earth Stood Still', 'Sinister' and 'Doctor Strange', the 2016 Marvel film. 'Doctor Strange' remarkably performed well, earning $ 677.7 million globally. He also brought the British crime series Sherlock actor Benedict Cumberbatch into the Marvel Cinematic Universe.Evans had retired from the role of Captain America with 'Avengers: Endgame'. In the previous week, he collaborated with Greg Berlanti's upcoming 'Little Shop of Horrors' remake.Derrickson is commonly known by WME and Brillstein Entertainment Partners. While Evans became popular by CAA and 3 Arts Entertainment.

'Doctor Strange' director, Scott Derrickson to direct Skydance thriller 'Bermuda'