The Devil Inside

In 2009, Maria Rossi was arrested for the brutal murder of three people. Twenty years later, her daughter Isabella seeks to understand what happened, believing her mother was possessed. Isabella enlists the help of two exorcists to perform an emergency exorcism, but the events that unfold reveal a terrifying and unpredictable force within Maria.

The Devil Inside received overwhelmingly negative reviews from critics and was a commercial success despite its poor reception. It was widely criticized for its plot, acting, and cheap scares, but praised by some for its atmosphere and tension.

• Critically panned for its predictable plot and lack of genuine scares.
• Often cited as a prime example of a found-footage horror film that fails to deliver.
• Some noted the film's attempt at creating a disturbing atmosphere, though it ultimately fell short.

Google audience: Audience reviews are divided, with many finding the film to be genuinely frightening and suspenseful, while others were disappointed by its reliance on jump scares and an unsatisfying conclusion.

The film was controversially marketed with "investigative" posters and a website that encouraged audiences to "like" a Facebook page to receive updates on Maria Rossi's condition, which some found to be a disturbing and exploitative tactic.