The Resurrection Man (2023)
On Feb 24th, 2018, a video titled 'The Resurrection Man' was uploaded to Youtube by an anonymous user. The video purported to show actual evidence of demonic possession as captured during an unauthorized exorcism. In less than 72 hours, the video received more than 8 million views. The 61 minute video drew instant criticism and complaints claiming that what it actually showed was the abuse and torture of a mentally ill man by members of his church. The video was removed by Youtube for violating their content agreement. This documentary examines the 61 minute video known only as 'The Resurrection Man'.
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On Feb 24th, 2018, a video titled 'The Resurrection Man' was uploaded to Youtube by an anonymous user. The video purported to show actual evidence of demonic possession as captured during an unauthorized exorcism. In less than 72 hours, the video received more than 8 million views. The 61 minute video drew instant criticism and complaints claiming that what it actually showed was the abuse and torture of a mentally ill man by members of his church. The video was removed by Youtube for violating their content agreement. This documentary examines the 61 minute video known only as 'The Resurrection Man'.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Jason Hawkins
In Theaters:12/26/2023
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Cinema Drifter
Cast
Jason Hawkins
Director
David Mitchum Brown
Father Michael
Jason Hawkins
Jason Yates
Tristan David Luciotti
Father Sebastion
David Loftus
Father Rossi
Kit Foreman
Megan
Tim Harrold
Keith
Jason Reynolds
Dan
Heather Hamilton
Heather Mills
Elizabeth Anel
Elizabeth Marie
Katina Andoniadis
Katina Alexiou
Kaitlyn Keilty
Kaitlyn Bay
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