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Inner Demons also does a commendable job calling out the cynical side of reality programming. So, I appreciate screenwriter Glenn Gers’ decision to avoid centering the narrative solely around that piece. But it’s been aped numerous times since the release of The Exorcist. That formula can be very, very effective.

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On the matter of possession, I appreciate that the flick eschews the conventional route that sees the afflicted character confined to a bed for two-thirds of the movie with a priest tossing holy water whilst quoting scripture. And that pretty closely parallels what we expect one might experience while possessed by a malevolent force.

People in the throes of drug dependency often feel like they are no longer in control of their mind or body.

Also Read: As Above, So Below is A Terrifying and Atmospheric Found Footage Masterpiece Īlthough one could argue that the possession angle is a bit on-the-nose, it still serves as a fitting metaphor for the evils of addiction. While the crew initially dismisses Carson’s claims, a compassionate production assistant eventually comes to wonder if there may be merit to the assertion that Carson is possessed. Carson is convinced she is possessed by a malevolent entity and says she uses drugs to keep the demon at bay. The series is profiling Carson (Lara Vosburgh), a young woman struggling with heroin addiction. The film is comprised of footage being captured for an Intervention-style reality series called Step Inside Recovery.