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Diabolic

Australia 2025
produced by
Silvio Salom, Daniel J. Phillips, Mark Patterson, Grant Hardie, Vasili Papanicolou for SunJive Studios, Empire Road Pictures
directed by Daniel J. Phillips
starring Elizabeth Cullen, John Kim, Mia Challis, Robin Goldsworthy, Genevieve Mooy, Luca Asta Sardelis, Seraphine Harley, Mark Saturno, Terence Crawford, Dennis Coard, Benn Welford, Anna Steen, Jimmy Lyons, Jennifer Innes (voice)
story by Ticia Madsen, Mike Harding, Daniel J. Phillips, screenplay by Mike Harding, Daniel J. Phillips, music by Will Spartalis

review by
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Elise (Elizabeth Cullen) has been brought up a Mormon, but has left the church 10 years ago. Thing is, she remembers hardly anything of that time. She's sure something traumatic has happened to her back when, but couldn't put her finger on what for the life or it. Thing is, she has also had blackouts of late that of late have intensified in length and severity, blackouts during which she does inexplicable things. Now this is enough to worry her and her boyfriend Adam (John Kim), so they decide for her to undergo an experimental drug therapy performed at the baptism house of her former Mormon community, and by Hyrum (Robin Goldsworth) and his mother Alma (Genevieve Mooy), two people from back when Elise can no longer remember. Now the therapy does wonders for Elise, she feels better than in years and even re.discovers her sex drive she thought gone long ago, much to Adam's delight. Thing is, instead of going home right away, Elise, Adam and their chaperone Gwen (Mia Challis), Elise's best friend, decide to have a little spnontaneous party and then find their car battery drained. Now this is bad, as Alma claims by healing Elise something evil was released. This might be true or not of course, but the longer they stay, the more Elise remembers, specifically about her lover Clara (Luca Asta Sardelis) and how their relationship ended - and her role in this wasn't exactly flattering -, and she also finds out that Adam and Gwen have long had an affair behind her back - so that, combined with the "evil" out there, grants a gore-filled finale ...

 

A very nice piece of character-based horror that might be a bit on the slowburn side of things but tells a very compelling story that way, a story that doesn't give its ending away but is only pieced together by the by. Now combine that with a directorial effort heavy on atmosphere and a more than able cast playing relatable characters and add a good deal of mystery to the mix, and you've got yourself a pretty awesome piece of horror for sure.

 

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