Soon the supernatural activity becomes violent, and Rebecca is repeatedly attacked by the demonic forces until finally, evil takes possession of her body. Movie review of Uncork'd Entertainment's release of The Possession Diaries, starring Delilah Cotto, Noel Gugliemi, James Russo. After messing around with a Ouija Board, one poor girl starts filming herself, believing that she's being possessed by something really BIG and really EVIL.
Anyway, The Possession Diaries is essentially a found footage film, though with a prologue and score added. I like found footage, as a rule: there is plenty of scope to get the audience sucked into the situation like they are experiencing it. However, there are countless better examples than this.
The Possession Diaries follows a young woman named Rebecca, who appears to be suffering from demonic attacks after having played with a Ouija board. Knowing that no one will believe her, she records all of her attacks through a webcam and posts them online over the course of the week. "Possession Diaries" is very much like reading a "Chick tract", except it is not a third as entertaining and, unfortunately, nowhere near as short. I hope you like her because you'll be spending the rest of the movie watching her and listening to her. She goes online to do a live. Read what users think about the movie. Best review: I think if any us of acted we would have done a way better job!
Trailer Possession Diaries
Yikes this is pretty terrible, the movie isn't exactly a found footage movie but it does have some of the elements in it. MRQE Metric: See what the critics had to say and watch the trailer. There are currently no user reviews for this film.
Playing with a Ouija board is dangerous, and college student Rebecca Clarkson is now documenting the proof, as day by day a demon takes possession of her while a webcam audience watch the horrific event. Playing with a Ouija board is dangerous, and college student Rebecca Clarkson is now documenting the proof, as day by day a demon takes possession of her while a webcam audience watch the horrific event. Demonically scary movie has low gore, strong characters. Read Common Sense Media's The Possession review, age rating, and parents guide.