UPLOADING SOON — THE DAY OF THE LORD

Writer: XP

Subject: UPLOADING SOON — THE DAY OF THE LORD

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The Day Of The Lord

ABOUT “THE DAY OF THE LORD”

I have been recently inspired by a bout of exorcism movies.

The first was a 2020 movie called “The Old Ways” set in a remote part of Veracruz, Mexico. Though it was a “B” grade, I enjoyed its darker moments, especially the scene with the snake and bound protagonist. Of course, if I wrote this scene, I would have done it a lot differently. Brigette Kali Canales is so sexy. I wish there had been nude scenes — I’d love to see her breasts and cunt. It was written by Marcos Gabriel and directed by Christopher Alender. Anyway, “The Old Ways” holds no real surprises, but made me think about writing an exorcism story.

“The Day Of The Lord” is also from 2020. It’s a Spanish movie with English subtitles. It’s a very violent and disturbing film. They say that some of the scenes might even distress a hardened horror fan — but I doubt it. All of the film is shot in the priest’s dark and gloomy house and there is only a thin vein of humor to relieve the bleakness of the proceedings. There were good performances by the key actors Juli Fábregas and Ximena Romo. It’s directed and co-written by Santiago Alvarado.

You can see both of them on Netflix.

SYNOPSIS TO “THE DAY OF THE LORD”

Menendez is a former priest, a boy died during an exorcism and he was imprisoned. He drinks whiskey, has nightmares, people appear to him, he speaks to a mysterious person on the phone. It’s difficult to tell his reality from his delusions. A friend he met in prison visits and tells the ex-priest that his preteen daughter, Raquel, is possessed and begs him to perform an exorcism. Eventually, Menendez agrees and the girl arrives at his house. But is she possessed or just an ordinary teenager acting up?