{"id":1553,"date":"2014-07-02T10:47:08","date_gmt":"2014-07-02T17:47:08","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/moviesharkdeblore.com\/site\/?p=1553"},"modified":"2014-10-12T10:53:31","modified_gmt":"2014-10-12T17:53:31","slug":"deliver-us-from-evil","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/behindthelensonline.net\/site\/reviews\/deliver-us-from-evil\/","title":{"rendered":"DELIVER US FROM EVIL"},"content":{"rendered":"

By: debbie lynn elias<\/strong><\/p>\n

With DELIVER US FROM EVIL, one thing is certain – no one should ever deliver us from the genius that is director Scott Derrickson.\u00a0 As he did with \u201cSinister\u201d, Derrickson again not only dives headfirst into a world of demonology, rooted in centuries of faith, fact, fiction, but blends it with true stories inspired by NYPD Sgt. Ralph Sarchie’s crime laden world of the Bronx\u2019s 46th Precinct.\u00a0\u00a0 Sarchie, a 26-year veteran of NYPD with over 300 arrests and 7 commendations to his credit, while on the force began investigating \u201ctrue crimes of inhuman evil\u201d which revealed themselves to be cases of demonic possession, leading Sarchie to study and assist in exorcisms.\u00a0 It is through his 2001 book \u201cBeware the Night\u201d that Sarchie related the horrors of hell on earth linking true crime and supernatural demonic terror.\u00a0 It is this book that piqued the curiosity of producer Jerry Bruckheimer who then brought in Scott Derrickson to bring Sarchie\u2019s story to the big screen.<\/p>\n

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Derrickson has a gift, and never moreso than with DELIVER US FROM EVIL over his\u00a0 other films, of not only immersing us within the world of what most consider intangible primary evil, but imbues every fiber of our being with the experience.\u00a0 It’s as if the people, the events, the evil on screen is searing our minds, etching our skin.\u00a0 Powerful is an understatement.\u00a0 DELIVER US FROM EVIL is a fully sensory and terrifying experience capped off with a spellbinding performance by Edgar Ramirez.<\/p>\n

Inspired by Sarchie\u2019s book, DELIVER US FROM EVIL takes those real life experiences and Sarchie\u2019s work with a Catholic bishop who performed exorcisms and who taught Sarchie to be an assistant in the rite of exorcism, melding the horrifically true events with a fictional narrative structured from real individuals and situations.\u00a0 While Sarchie is very real,\u00a0 his religious counterpart in the film, Father Mendoza, is an amalgamation of both the exorcizing bishop and a Catholic priest known for his books on demonology and exorcism.<\/p>\n

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Ralph Sarchie and his partner Butler are as different as night and day but a perfect pairing on the crime beat of the 46th Precinct.\u00a0 Although kidded by Butler about his \u201cinternal radar\u201d, both are proud of Sarchie\u2019s gift for sensing what will be the more high profile and intriguing crime as opposed to the run-of-the-mill mugging.\u00a0\u00a0 What starts as a seemingly simple call for domestic violence, leads Sarchie to suspect more is at play when he comes face-to-face with the wife-beating husband.\u00a0 The eyes, the strength, the violence.\u00a0 Is it drugs?\u00a0 Is it the heat?<\/p>\n

A family calls for help with sounds of an intruder in the basement, and not just sounds, but strange occurrences within the house that coincide with the noises; bulbs continually blow out, candles won\u2019t stay lit.\u00a0 It\u2019s as if a \u201cpresence\u201d has taken over the house.\u00a0 A permeating stench in the basement yields a dead body.<\/p>\n

And then there\u2019s the mother who throws her son into the lion\u2019s den at the Bronx Zoo while a hooded figure seemingly stands guard, as if pleased to see the horror unfurl.\u00a0 For Sarchie, he again wonders, is it drugs, insanity, the heat?\u00a0\u00a0 But what is more interesting to Sarchie is the hooded figure who has spent the day painting a wall in the lion\u2019s den.\u00a0 As Sarchie goes to investigate, he sees archaic Latin written on the wall that the man was painting over.\u00a0 He also finds himself alone in the lion\u2019s den when the hooded figure releases the lions, obviously with Sarchie as their intended late night snack.<\/p>\n

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Safely back at the precinct after the zoo incident, Sarchie is met by Father Joe Mendoza.\u00a0 A Jesuit priest who knows the woman, Jane, and who has been working with her, Mendoza tells Sarchie there are darker forces at work than drugs or mental illness.\u00a0 \u201cThere are two types of evil, Officer Sarchie.\u00a0 Secondary evil, the evil that men do.\u00a0 And primary evil, which is something else entirely.\u201d<\/p>\n

As events begin hitting close to home and as Sarchie become more irritable and more withdrawn from his wife and daughter, he starts to open his mind to Father Mendoza\u2019s words.\u00a0 Common threads appear.\u00a0 Three U.S. Marines who survived war in Iraq but who came home disgraced and changed are all involved in the strange happenings.\u00a0 And then two of turn up dead while the third even has the knife wielding ex-Army Ranger Butler fighting for his life, while the crazy woman Jane, gets even crazier when Mendoza and Sarchie go to meet with her.\u00a0 \u201cInvocamus Je Vi Ingredia Ab Inferis<\/em>\u201d.\u00a0 Is Mendoza right?\u00a0 Is this the work of demons, the Devil?\u00a0 And if so, can they defeat it and how?<\/p>\n

As Sarchie and Mendoza, respectively, Eric Bana and Edgar Ramirez just rock my world with their performances.\u00a0 Bana as Sarchie, a product of Catholic schools and now lapsing practicing Catholic, and Ramirez as Mendoza, a Jesuit priest who has fought his own earthly demons over his lifetime and struggles with them to this day, are so authentic, so raw, so intense, so true to the story and the people whom they portray (although Ramirez’ Montoya is a blend of two men), it\u2019s mind-boggling to comprehend how they each put so much energy and conviction into the roles so as to come out on the other side of shooting unscathed, particularly Ramirez; of course as Ramirez says, \u201cYou never come out unscathed.\u00a0 There\u2019s always a mark but that\u2019s what you want.\u201d\u00a0 During the film\u2019s explosively climatic scene, Ramirez had me frozen.\u00a0 I still don’t think I ever blinked or took a breath.\u00a0 Having just seen Ramirez in \u201cThe Liberator\u201d and interviewed him briefly for that just two days before seeing DELIVER US FROM EVIL, my mind reels at his range of intensity and power.<\/p>\n

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As described by Ramirez, \u201cThese are heavy subjects. . .I don\u2019t treat these things lightly.\u00a0 I\u2019ve always felt very respectful towards this type of phenomena.\u00a0 I\u2019ve never treated them in a cynical way or with distance or with sarcasm.\u00a0 I cannot deny something that I don\u2019t fully understand so I cannot make fun of something that I don\u2019t understand just because I don\u2019t fully get it.\u00a0 That\u2019s why I\u2019ve always treated this with a lot of respect.\u00a0 I walked into this movie with an open mind and I left with an even broader mind and greater respect for this.\u201d\u00a0 Given the heavy emotional lifting of Ramirez in DELIVER US FROM EVIL and the intensity of father Mendoza, Ramirez armed himself well with preparation speaking with exorcists and priests.\u00a0 \u201cThe important thing was to understand the reasons why these guys would devote themselves to help people in that way or to help people in those conditions or in that condition.\u00a0 That for me was the focus. . . I wanted to get specific in understanding the motivations of this character [Mendoza], of his struggles, his challenges. . .There was something that was explained to me that I found was very revealing – it was the contradiction between the divine and the profane, between divinity and profanity, that priests have to deal with constantly.\u00a0 There\u2019s a pull and push because the same hands that would perform sacraments, that would baptize a kid, are the same hands that would take this mug and smash it against the wall in fury or in anger.\u00a0\u00a0 You\u2019re there as a representative of God and you are an instrument but at the same time, this instrument is not up in the air, it\u2019s on the ground, it\u2019s on earth so it gets the mud and the mundane aspect of reality as human beings. . .There\u2019s a tension there and that tension I found both disturbing and also fascinating. . .[t]hey are very specific things and struggles that this guy has to deal with every day in trying to keep on the right path every day.\u00a0 That was very moving for me.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Joel McHale stuns.\u00a0 Never would I ever have imagined him in a role as dynamic and physical as that of Butler.\u00a0 But, thanks to McHale, Butler\u2019 sardonic wit gives us the much needed moments of respite, time to breathe, with some levity – something which is so present within first responders.\u00a0 Again, authenticity.\u00a0 But then you add the practical physical stunt work and knife work which McHale does himself, all leading up to a stairwell knife fight between McHale and Sean Harris that is nothing short of intense and amazing.\u00a0 You gotta go \u201cWow\u201d!<\/p>\n

Frighteningly terrifying and horrific are the performances of Sean Harris as the possessed Santino and Olivia Horton as a demonic disciple Jane who will have you reaching for the Holy Water and rosary beads while chanting the Lord\u2019s Prayer.<\/p>\n

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Having read Sarchie’s book on its first release, I am beyond impressed with how Derrickson and co-writer Paul Boardman, pick and choose the elements to weave into the fabric of DELIVER US FROM EVIL.\u00a0 While the book creates its own indelible imagery and emotion, Derrickson and Boardman distill it all into something that is more frenetic and frenzied and palpable than can be achieved by turning the pages.\u00a0 I immediately noticed a blending of events and individuals from real life into amalgamations on the screen; e.g., in the book, a young girl is possessed and violated by a demon, a home is possessed (albeit by the spirit of a 19th century bride who was murdered, a couple are the epitome and embodiment of the term “living hell” while a painter desperately tries to self-exorcize the demon within him.\u00a0 With this richness from which to choose, Derrickson brings all into the story and film mixing and matching to create an interlocking story with the connective tissue being the character of Santino.\u00a0 Brilliant adaptation.<\/p>\n

Describing it as\u00a0 \u201cquite a screenwriting trick\u201d, Derrickson found some of the stories in the book \u201charrowing\u201d.\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 Starting with those, he then had the chance to see some of the actual materials and interview tapes.\u00a0 For example, the Albergetti family.\u00a0 \u201cI was so moved by who they were emotionally.\u00a0 It was a matter of knowing that these certain things would make great scenes in the movie.\u00a0 I knew Ralph [Sarchie] and had gotten a deep sense of the value of who he was as a film character, as a real cop, as an undercover Bronx hard core guy, foul-mouthed Italian that he is.\u00a0 And yet, how do you do that in a movie?\u00a0 So taking one small element and coming up with a fictional narrative that tied them all together was the great trick but I think we did it.\u00a0 Once it started to work that was the point where I knew I would make it.\u201d<\/p>\n

Going a step further, Derrickson and Boardman meticulously include the elements of Sarchie’s trade and that of the real life priests and exorcists – holy water, blessed salt, prayer, a St. Benedict medal.\u00a0 Avoiding “exorcist tropes” as we have seen so many times before, everything that unfolds on screen and everything we witness feels real, feels true.\u00a0 (Sorry Linda Blair and William Friedkin, but spinning heads and green projectile vomit just don\u2019t pass muster.)\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 Also notable are the inclusion of\u00a0 little things that have been strongly documented by the church and others over the years, like demonic events and appearances occurring during the middle of the night, generally around 3am, as a mockery to God and Christ, who died on the cross at 3pm.<\/p>\n

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One of the driving forces of DELIVER US FROM EVIL is Derrickson\u2019s play on the unseen, preying on the inherent fear of people when invoking demons – just as is outlined in the “Compendium of Ecclesiastal History” – and as Sarchie attests in his book;\u00a0 stuffed animals, weather, lights, windows, toys, clairvoyance, rocking lamps.\u00a0 From a visual standpoint, Derrickson gives us plausible explanation for all – a mouse rocked the lamp, a hose that in dim light looks like a snake is merely a hose, radios just have bad connections, batteries wearing out on mag lights, floor noises could be mice, basement smells could be the garlic, peppers and herbs drying on the pipes.\u00a0 But then thanks to the mad skills of cinematographer Scott Kevan and editor Jason Hellman,\u00a0 the events intensify both visually and in pacing with psycho people looking like they are beyond drugged out.\u00a0 One of the ex-Marines, Griggs, is taken to full color flesh and blood colored head popping in and out with fish-eye close-ups in black and white footage, flesh and blood tones become more prominent against the inky blue black night, the ebony wooded floors, even the footsteps of Bana and McHale as Sarchie and Butler, speed up, and land harder not as tip-toe as early in the film.\u00a0 Derrickson plays on what we as people fear the most – the dark, the unknown, the unspoken.\u00a0 Visually, he and Kevan then make the most of the tools in the cinema toolbox\u00a0 and bring negative space and shadowed darkness to life.\u00a0 Masterful design and construct.<\/p>\n

Hand-to-hand fight sequences throughout the film are fueled by Scott Kevan’s lensing and the ever-present handheld visuals – travelling, tracking, close-ups.\u00a0 Kevan was everywhere and put us in the midst of it all.\u00a0 At times we were feeling Sarchie’s POV and other times, we were in the thick of the battles each was engaged.<\/p>\n

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Shot on location throughout the Bronx during the hottest and wettest summer in history, Bob Shaw\u2019s production design soars.\u00a0 From the narrow labyrinth of the early 1900’s hallways to passaged basements, creating angles and spaces where evil may lurk both in the corporeal and non-corporeal forms to caked layers of oil base paint covering walls, subconsciously steeps us in the idea of “what evil lurks” within the walls, within the history, within the former inhabitants, while drenched in hot torrential rains against the black of night.\u00a0 The visual and emotional tonal bandwidths are completely synergistic, feeding off one another the way evil fears on the weak and on fear.<\/p>\n

Sound design is key here, particularly when blended with the VFX during the climactic exorcism scene with Ramirez, Bana and Harris.\u00a0 Finding a balance between hurricane-force winds, shrill otherworldly shrieks and screams, blocks of exploding glass and the invocations of the exorcism rite by Ramirez, there is not a sound nor word sacrificed.<\/p>\n

Completing the experience is\u00a0 Christopher Young’s scoring mixed with metaphorically significant tracks from The Doors.\u00a0 Great metaphoric insight by Derrickson in weaving Jim Morrison and \u201cThe Doors\u201d into the script and film’s structure as a whole.<\/p>\n

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DELIVER US FROM EVIL does indeed possess you, invoking the terror of a force entered from below (Invocamus Je Vi Ingredia Ab Inferis<\/em>).\u00a0 As the ecclesiastic teachings of the centuries show us, whenever true evil has appeared and has been vanquished, something positive and light is then created or left in the world.\u00a0 DELIVER US FROM EVIL is a cacophony of evil that has led to excellence.<\/p>\n

Directed by Scott Derrickson<\/p>\n

Written by Scott Derrickson and Paul Harris Boardman based upon the book \u201cBeware the Night\u201d by Ralph Sarchie and Lisa Collier Cool.<\/p>\n

Cast: Eric Bana, Edgar Ramirez, Joel McHale, Olivia Munn, Sean Harris, Olivia Horton, Chris Coy, Scott Johnsen<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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