The exorcism of molly hartley 2015 Hey what's up guys.
Today I'll show you a supernatural horror film : "The Exorcism of Molly Hartley"!
Spoilers ahead, watch out and take care! The movie opens with Father Barrow getting
prepared for an exorcism in a spooky house. Another priest joins him, and leads him upstairs
to a room where a pregnant woman needs to be exorcized. Inside the room, demonic voices can
be heard, and Father James is already at work. As Barrow enters the room, he notices photographs
of the possessed woman's family on the wall. Father James is in the middle of
the exorcism, and the woman is covered in wounds and completely possessed.
The demon inside the woman is struggling to break free, making strange sounds. Father
James warns Barrow that the Expulsion State is about to occur, and he needs to prepare himself.
Suddenly, the demon speaks to Barrow in the woman's voice, begging for help. The
demon claims that the woman is about to give birth, and implores Barrow to untie her.
Initially hesitant because he knows the woman is possessed, Barrow is eventually manipulated by the
demon, and ends up freeing the woman's legs. Tragically, the demon takes advantage of
the situation, and attacks Barrow, causing Father James and the woman
to fall out of the window and die. Barrow is shattered by what happened,
and feels responsible for the three lives lost. He is later taken to a Catholic mental asylum,
where a Chaplain pays him a visit. He then hands Barrow a notice that the Vatican has
revoked his status as a priest. He also lets him know that he is retiring soon, and invites Barrow
to attend his final church ceremony. In the meantime, a girl named Molly Hartley,
is having a blast celebrating her 24th birthday with her friends. She's also thrilled to have
become a partner at the same firm where she used to work. Later, the girls find Molly in the
bathroom, and offer her some blue pills, which she swallows. The trio starts making out passionately
on the dance floor, despite her friends' insistence that Molly go home. Molly decides
to stay behind, and indulge in some more fun. The next morning, Molly is rudely awakened by
a loud knock on the door, and two police officers are standing outside. They were
called in by a neighbor, who had complained about excessive noise. After Molly explains
that she was celebrating her birthday, the officers begin searching her home. Eventually,
they discover the lifeless bodies of the two people she had spent the night with. She's
immediately taken into custody and interrogated. During the interrogation, Molly claims she's
innocent, and then starts hearing strange voices. Suddenly, her nose starts bleeding, and she speaks
in a demonic voice, claiming that "we" are here, meaning the demons. The next thing we see is Molly
being transported to a Catholic Mental Asylum. At the same time, Barrow and the Chaplin are
praying at a church. the Chaplin reveals that after he retires, he plans to teach
at a local seminary, and invites Barrow to join him. As the Chaplin exits the church,
Barrow notices the cross on the wall has turned upside down, which gives him a fright.
At the asylum, the demon inside Molly calls the front desk lady by her full
name in a demonic voice. her eyes turn white, and she hears terrifying sounds. She tries to
compose herself when a guard calls her, but her cup of tea suddenly explodes,
and she orders the guards to take Molly away. As Molly is escorted to her cell, all the
other prisoners in the hallway start behaving in an odd manner,
adding to the creepiness of the situation. At night, Molly hears scratching and grunting
noises in her cell. Suddenly, she hears someone calling her from the drain hole, so she leans in
to listen to the voices. In a creepy, demonic voice, she says "We're getting stronger."
Later, we see Molly sleeping when an insect crawls out of the drain and into her nose.
She wakes up in a panic, and strange things start happening to her. She hears voices
that get louder and more menacing. The next day, a doctor named Laurie,
visits her in her cell, and says she'll be checking on her several times a week. Laurie
wants to help her through counseling, but Molly insists she's not crazy, just possessed. She tells
Laurie she has no idea what she's dealing with. Suddenly, Laurie's file flies off the desk,
pages scattering everywhere. Molly tells Laurie about her previous counselor,
who died under mysterious circumstances after they left the occult. Laurie checks Molly's
past records, and finds out her boyfriend and counselor had ties to the occult, and died in
a double suicide shortly after Molly escaped. Meanwhile, the front desk lady is reading prayers
with a prayer card in hand, while Molly sits in her cell. Suddenly, the card catches fire, and the
lady starts to panic, blaming Molly for bringing evil spirits. When the guard goes to check on
Molly, she stares at him with an eerie intensity. The next day, Laurie tries to get Molly to open
up about the occult; but Molly just roars like a wild goose, and vomits on her, claiming her
"master" says hello. The scene then shifts to Barrow reading prayers in the church. Molly gets
angry and demands he stop, and she starts banging her head against the wall. Other patients in the
hospital start doing the same thing. Finally, Laurie tries to intervene,
but Molly has already injured herself. They take her away, and we see a flock of ravens outside the
hospital. Molly growls in a strange and unsettling way, and the mystery of her possession deepens.
As soon as Barrow hears Molly's voice, he rushes to the door and sees her leaving, staring at him
with a disturbed expression. He quickly alerts the authorities, and gets Molly shifted to a safe
room, where she can receive the care she needs. Meanwhile, Laurie arrives to talk to Molly,
and understand the situation. She says that Molly was possessed by the devil on her 18th birthday.
She explains that Molly’s possession was the first phase of a larger plan, and that she would be the
one to bring Satan back to this mortal world. Laurie is taken aback by her story, and asks her
if all of it is true. Molly nods, and explains that she sees her possession as something like
a pregnancy, that will come to term in her 24th year. When Laurie asks her why the possession
would need to incubate for six years, six months, and six days, Molly explains that these
are symbolic numbers in the Bible, and that they hold special significance for the forces of evil.
Laurie realizes that the countdown to Molly's possession is nearly complete, and as they talk,
Molly suddenly starts to convulse and mutter incoherently. Laurie tries to help her, but
it's no use. Then, just as suddenly, she stops and faints, whispering something about "him" coming.
As Laurie looks on in confusion, she notices that the glass on her watch has shattered,
and the hands are frozen at 7:06. she takes the watch off, and tries to make sense of
what's happening, but she's interrupted by the sound of a raven crashing into the window.
Meanwhile, Barrow is on his way to his cell after praying, when he hears Molly's voice calling out
to him. He rushes to her room, where she begs him for help. The Bible falls from his hand,
and he sees that his watch is also stuck at 7:06. Feeling helpless and confused, Barrow picks up
the Bible, and leaves the room. As he goes, Molly starts to laugh
maniacally, sending chills down his spine. The next morning, Laurie visits Molly's room,
and finds her hanging upside down from the ceiling. Horrified, Laurie calls for help;
but as she does, Molly opens her eyes, and Laurie is thrown backward, as if by an unseen force.
Panicked, Laurie screams for help, and two guards rush in to restrain Molly and tie her to the bed.
As they do, they hear a voice speaking in tongues, warning them that "he" is coming.
Meanwhile, Barrow is struggling with his own doubts and fears. When Laurie approaches him
for help, he's hesitant to get involved, unsure if he still has the power to perform an exorcism.
But Laurie is persistent, and explains that there are two types of exorcism - solemn and
unofficial. A solemn exorcism requires the approval of the church, but an
unofficial one can be performed by a layperson. As Barrow considers her words, he realizes that he
may be Molly's last hope. With a deep breath, he agrees to help, setting in motion a dangerous and
unpredictable battle between good and evil. After facing multiple lawsuits and negative
media attention, the Roman Catholic Church has ceased its teachings on exorcisms. The result
of this is that there are only 17 trained exorcists in America, and even fewer have
had any real-life experience with exorcisms. Laurie, in a hurry, informs Barrow that time is
of the essence, and that she will help him get out of the situation. However,
upon observing a group of deceased ravens, Laurie shares that this phenomenon occurred
the previous evening at exactly 7:06 pm, with all clocks freezing at that moment.
Suddenly, the front desk lady appears outside the window, screaming that "he" has arrived
and that his time has come, before plummeting to her death, leaving Barrow and Laurie in a state
of anguish. Barrow later converses with Molly, who is entirely under the control of the demon,
and when Barrow requests to see Molly, the demon tries to taunt him and ridicule the Bible.
Although Molly regains her senses for a brief moment and implores Barrow for help,
the demon quickly interrupts with a callous laugh. Nonetheless, Barrow remains determined to aid
Molly, and as he begins the exorcism, the demon screams, causing Barrow to retreat momentarily.
The next day, Barrow shares everything with the Chaplin, who attentively listens and encourages
him to continue aiding Molly. the Chaplin provides Barrow with his clerical attire,
and the necessary tools to conduct the exorcism. Barrow prepares himself by sprinkling holy water
outside Molly's room, before entering and dousing the area with holy water.
Barrow begins reciting the ancient rites of exorcism, bravely standing up to the
demon's attempts to seduce and distract him. The room is tense with dark energy,
as the demon takes on the guise of a heavily pregnant woman, but Barrow remains resolute,
calling out the demon's deception. As the exorcism continues, Barrow attempts
to place the cross on the demon's face, but the demon savagely bites off his hand. Undeterred,
Barrow frees himself, and notices strange symbols forming on Molly's forehead before disappearing.
After tending to his wounds, Barrow returns to Molly's room, only to face an even more
powerful demon. The demon throws Molly's belongings and chokes Barrow, trying to
uproot the bed. But Barrow fights back with the power of the cross, and the demon retreats.
Encouraged by Laurie, Barrow returns to face the demon again. This time,
the demon reveals that today is the anniversary of impregnating Molly with his spirit. Barrow
shows the demon the crosses, but the demon quotes Bible verses instead.
Undeterred, Barrow casts the demon out of Molly by the power of Christ,
sending it into the swine. The demon becomes more powerful, and bugs start coming out of its mouth,
going into a box filled with holy water. With Molly finally free from the demon's grip,
Barrow closes the box, and places it in a container filled with holy water.
Then, Barrow checks on Molly, and helps her out of the room. To his relief,
she appears to be back to her normal self. The following day, Barrow meets with Molly,
who expresses her gratitude to him. On his way back, Barrow notices something
odd. all the patients in the ward are staring at him. Molly also seems to be aware of this.
After returning the container to the Chaplin, Barrow notices that the Chaplin seems to be
quite interested in Satanism, as evidenced by a book on the subject that is lying on his table.
Barrow becomes suspicious, and starts leafing through the book, only to find that the letters
on its cover match the symbols that appeared on Molly's forehead during the exorcism.
the Chaplin tries to explain that the book, called "Leviathan," is just a work of fiction;
but Barrow is not convinced. the Chaplin tells him that the book talks about the birth of the
Antichrist after the worst sin of Matricide is committed on the mother of the devil,
who is the person whose body was used to incubate the devil. Barrow realizes that
this sounds too much like what happened to Molly, and becomes increasingly worried.
Barrow demands to see the Cochon box, but upon opening the container, he finds that the box has
been replaced with a large stone. the Chaplin hits Barrow on the head, knocking him unconscious.
Later, Barrow regains consciousness in a locked room inside the asylum. He overhears a patient in
the adjacent room committing suicide, adding to the already high death toll. Suddenly,
Laurie arrives at the asylum, only to discover that the hospital is completely
deserted, without any patients or staff. While Laurie retrieves her phone, it rings,
and an unidentified person warns her that “he” is coming. Meanwhile, a guard approaches Laurie,
but she realizes that he is behaving abnormally. In another part of the asylum, an orderly with a
gun forces Barrow to accompany him to witness the ritual.
the Chaplin is getting ready for the ceremony in the lower level,
where Molly was brought to be used as a sacrifice. A group of individuals from the Satanic cult were
also in attendance to observe the ritual. In another area, Laurie is escorted by a
guard to a ward, where she discovers that all the people there have passed away.
The guard then attempts to harm her, but Laurie defends herself by using scissors to stab him.
Later on, Laurie notices a guard escorting Barrow to an undisclosed location. Eventually,
Barrow and the orderly arrive at an underground chamber, where the Chaplin instructs him to bear
witness to the ritual. the Chaplin reveals that he’s responsible for bringing the Devil
into the world, as he performed an unholy ceremony that gave birth to the Devil.
Before the Chaplin can harm Molly during the ritual, Laurie plunges her scissors into his
stomach, causing him to drop the box and releasing insects. The insects provide
a diversion that enables Molly to stab the Chaplin, ultimately stopping the ritual.
After Barrow and Molly escape the underground chamber, they make their way through a maze
of dark corridors, trying to find their way out of the building. They hear the chaos of
the insect attack in the distance, the sound of screams and buzzing filling the air. As they run,
they see several cult members being killed by the swarm of insects,
their bodies covered in bites and stings. Finally, they reach the entrance, and burst
through the door, gasping for fresh air. They see an ambulance waiting outside, and rush toward it.
Molly is loaded into the ambulance, and Barrow climbs in next to her, trying to comfort her.
As the ambulance drives away, Barrow reassures Molly that she is safe now,
and the worst is behind them. She looks at him with gratitude, relieved to be alive. However,
their relief is short-lived, as they hear a loud buzzing sound coming from the direction
of the building they just left. Meanwhile, inside the school bus,
the outcast girl is sitting alone, looking out of the window at the passing scenery. Suddenly,
she feels a tickling sensation on her ear, and brushes her hand against it. She then sees an
insect crawling on her hand, and she screams in terror as the screen fades to black.
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