The Possession (2012)

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release date August 31 2012
studio Lionsgate
director Ole Bornedal
writer Juliet Snowden & Stiles White
starring Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Kyra Sedgwick, Madison Davenport, Natasha Calis
rating
PG13
tagline Darkness Lives Inside
trailer 1 Trailer #1
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Exclusive

Exclusive: The Dibbuk Box Will Be Opened Again With ‘The Possession 2′

I didn’t really like Lionsgate and Ghost House’s The Possession, Ole Bornedal’s 2012 haunter that was based on the true story of the Jewish Dibbuk box. I may have disliked the flick, but the ratings on Netflix and various VOD channels show that the general viewing audience dug the flick. Maybe coupled with that, and the fact that it has grossed over $75 million worldwide has to do with the following scoop. READ MORE

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[BD Review] Evan Dickson Calls ‘The Possession’ Watered Down and Confused

Now in theaters everywhere is Lionsgate’s The Possession, their Jewish-themed exorcism tale directed by Ole Bornedal, and starring Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Kyra Sedgwick, Madison Davenport and Natasha Calis. READ MORE

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Daddy Has Done Gone and Pissed Off His Daughter In Final ‘Possession’ Clip

This Friday Lionsgate will open their haunted dibbuk box when they release The Possession, the Sam Raimi/Ghost House Pictures produced supernatural chiller, in theaters everywhere. Directed by Ole Bornedal, we’ve landed a final look at the haunter that depicts the young girl who buys an antique box at a yard sale, unaware that inside the collectible lives a malicious ancient spirit. In the clip, Morgan once confronts his daughter, this time with some unwanted prayers. READ MORE

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New ‘The Possession’ Footage Demands Return Of “The Box”

On August 31 Lionsgate will open their haunted dibbuk box when they release The Possession, the Sam Raimi/Ghost House Pictures produced supernatural chiller, in theaters everywhere. Directed by Ole Bornedal, we’ve landed a new look at the haunter that depicts the young girl who buys an antique box at a yard sale, unaware that inside the collectible lives a malicious ancient spirit. In the clip, Morgan confronts his daughter who is emphatic in her request for the return of her box. The result is a fake assault that causes some family drama. READ MORE

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Matisyahu Explains The Malevolent Wandering Spirits Of ‘The Possession’

On August 31 Lionsgate will open their haunted dibbuk box when they release The Possession, the Sam Raimi/Ghost House Pictures produced supernatural chiller, in theaters everywhere. Directed by Ole Bornedal, watch Matisyahu and other Jewish mysticism experts discuss these malevolent wandering spirits in the following documentary featurette. READ MORE

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New ‘Possession’ Clip Tests Your Gag Reflex

On August 31 Lionsgate will open their haunted dibbuk box when they release The Possession, the Sam Raimi/Ghost House Pictures produced supernatural chiller, in theaters everywhere. Directed by Ole Bornedal, the first ever clip takes us into a bathroom where the possessed lead makes a disturbing discovery deep in her throat. READ MORE

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Another Look At The Jewish Exorcism In ‘The Possession’

On August 31 Lionsgate will open their haunted dibbuk box when they release The Possession, the Sam Raimi/Ghost House Pictures produced supernatural chiller, in theaters everywhere. Directed by Ole Bornedal, we’ve landed a new look at the haunter that depicts the young girl who buys an antique box at a yard sale, unaware that inside the collectible lives a malicious ancient spirit. The new imagery takes us inside the exorcism, which continues to baffle me… Judaism doesn’t have demons or hell, so… READ MORE

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Interview

[San Diego Comic-Con '12 Interview] ‘The Possession’ Stars Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Natasha Calis

While Dredd stole the show, Lionsgate was also at the Comic-Con promoting The Possession, a new Sam Raimi-produced horror flick that’s actually based on true events (albiet very minimally). READ MORE

Official Score: 3 / 5