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Lost souls

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Movie propaganda

In the tradition of The omen and The exorcist, a chilling tale of one woman's (Winona Ryder) quest to prevent Satan from inhabiting the Earth. When Maya Larkin becomes convinced that an ambitious young crime writer (Ben Chaplin) has been chosen as the Anti-Christ's vessel on Earth, she struggles to save his soul before it's too late.

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Target demographic movie keyword propaganda

Film supernatural thriller Christian Satan Anti-Christ incarnation

Persons of interest

Winona Ryder .... Maya Larkin
Ben Chaplin .... Peter Kelson
Sarah Wynter .... Claire Van Owen
Philip Baker Hall .... Father James
John Hurt .... Father Lareaux
Elias Koteas .... John Townsend
Brian Reddy .... Father Frank Page
John Beasley .... Detective Mike Smythe
John Diehl .... Henry Birdson
Oliver Clark .... Mr Silberman
Michael Mantell .... Kleiman
Brad Greenquist .... George Viznik
Lo Ming .... Michael Kim "Robert"
Betsy Stahl .... Storywriter
Pierce Gardner .... Storywriter
Pierce Gardner .... Screenwriter
Janusz Kaminski .... Director

Cinematic intelligence sources

Lost souls official movie site
Studios and distributors:

New Line

Intelligence analyst

Secret Agent Acid Thunder

Theatrical report

Since god was born in the body of Jesus, Lucifer is to be born in the body of... a writer. Wait, shouldn't that be a lawyer? No, wait, that's Devil's advocate. Anyway, how could you tell?

Oh well, Lost souls is pretty bad. It gets brownie points for having Winona in it [if you like that sort of thing - Director of Intelligence] and if I fell asleep more than three (3) times while watching it I'd be very surprised.