THE GOOD EXORCIST

Cinemavixion Review

From the mind of Robert Rodriguez's "Rebel Without A Crew" comes "The Good Exorcist," a surprisingly effective $7,000 comedy that proves creativity knows no budget limits. Directed by Josh Stifter, this Texas-set tale follows an eccentric priest tasked with dispelling a demonic presence plaguing a local ranch. While the premise leans into horror tropes, the film distinguishes itself with a comedic sensibility, offering a unique blend of the supernatural and the absurd. Daniel Degnan, Brittaney Ortiz, and Avery Merrifield anchor the narrative with performances that navigate the fine line between genuine peril and laugh-out-loud moments. Despite its modest origins, "The Good Exorcist" garnered attention, including 1 win and 7 nominations, a testament to its ability to entertain and surprise audiences. It's a delightful reminder that compelling storytelling and a strong comedic voice can overcome any budgetary constraints.