Director:
Marc CarretéMúsica:
Jordi DalmauReparto:
Mireia Ros, Clàudia Pons, Irene Montalà, Lluís Marco, Albert Baró, Ramon Canals, Marta Belmonte, José García Ruiz, Pepo Blasco, Sílvia SabatéSinopsis(1)
Sigue los pasos del pastor Eloy de Palma y a su nieta Alba durante cuatro días, en una Barcelona asediada por lo diabólico. Su misión es ayudar a los poseídos por el mal, cuyas almas han sido infectadas. En cada nuevo enfrentamiento con el maligno se descubren pistas sobre el misterioso pasado de los protagonistas; un enigma que puede cambiar el mundo. (FlixOlé)
(más)Reseñas (2)
So, again without “horror elements”… yeah, right. It’s full of horror elements. But in today’s glut of uninteresting and generic movies about exorcism that look like carbon copies, I think this Spanish take on this tired topic is surprisingly refreshing. The climax, where the cards are put on the table, takes it up a few notches without the need of any action horror apocalyptic hell. Even though at first I was bored expecting it would another of the thousand variations of The Exorcist, the film gradually grabbed my attention and it pleasantly surprised me in the end. It’s more ambitions than you would expect. 7/10
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Very disappointing. I was very much looking forward to Asmodexia. It was a tempting destination, exorcism is my thing and the trailer was a reliable lure, but it all looked so bland, cheap and uninteresting to me. There were no scares, only a couple of impressive atmospheric scenes that could fit into ten minutes, the story seemed incoherent and uninterestingly told that I even got lost in places. All this underlined by a slower pace. I don't know if I didn't have the right attitude and too high expectations, but it missed me. 5/10
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