The Seventh Day

The acting is exceptional...ly bad, the movie is boring and predictable, it's just a lame exorcist ripoff, the script is cliche, and I wanted Keith David and there was a total lack of Keith David, they literally put him in the top billed cast... and killed him off in the first 10 minutes! Really bad movie.

This is a very good film Enjoy at your pleasure. Watch it, and make up your own mind what the low ratings are all about. A worthy follow on from Constantine. O e you will most definaItaly watch again.

Mix the newbie with the old pro, standard excorcism plot elements, and then the requisite twist (that isn't difficult to determine fairly early in the film), and you have The Seventh Day. Earnestly made and acted, the lack of new ideas to bring to film, either as an excorcism film or a film in general, unfortunately undoes what the elements are trying to become.

This could have been great but sadly was far from it. There is zero character development so you're never rooting for the protagonists. Such a shame. It's also a bit lazy and brings nothing new to the genre. I do get the impression it suffered from being edited to its bones in order to hit the 1hr 30 runtime.

If you like the genre then this movie will keep your attention from the first until the last minute. - I gave the movie an 8/10 because the ending did not satisfy me but I have been enjoying my self by watching this movie.