Deliver Us (2023)

• Year: 2023
• Released: 29 Sep 2023
• Country: United States
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• IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt14462452/
• Rotten Tomatoes: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/deliver_us
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• Available in: 720p, 1080p,
• Language: English
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• Genre: Horror
• Runtime: 103 min
• Writer: Lee Roy Kunz, Kane Kunz
• Director: Cru Ennis, Lee Roy Kunz
• Cast: Jan Gebruk, Jaune Kimmel, Thomas Kretschmann
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	4.7/10
	82% – Critics

Deliver Us Storyline

According to an ancient prophecy, a woman will give birth to identical twin boys: one will be the Messiah, the other the Anti-Christ. When a Russian nun, Sister Yulia, claims to have immaculately conceived twins, the Vatican sends a team of priests to investigate. The priests are joined by affiliates of a secret society, the Vox Dei. They confirm her claim as authentic, and Vox Dei’s orders are to abort both children. However, an American Jesuit, Father Fox, discovers their plan and helps her escape to Estonia.

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Deliver Us Movie Reviews

Could have been much better

“Deliver Us,” the 2023 movie, presents a tantalizing blend of cinematic beauty and an intriguing premise, but ultimately falls short in its execution. With a visually stunning backdrop and promising story elements, it had the potential to be something truly special. However, a disjointed and poorly executed narrative left me somewhat unsatisfied.

One of the undeniable strengths of “Deliver Us” is its visual appeal. The cinematography and art direction are nothing short of breathtaking. Each frame is meticulously crafted, capturing the audience’s attention with its mesmerizing aesthetics. The use of color, lighting, and camera work creates a vivid and immersive world that draws you in from the very beginning. In this regard, the film is an absolute triumph.

The premise of the movie also offers a unique and thought-provoking concept. It delves into themes that could have been explored in depth, challenging the audience’s perceptions and sparking meaningful conversations. Unfortunately, the potential of this premise is never fully realized due to a muddled and convoluted narrative.

Where “Deliver Us” falters is in its storytelling. The plot is plagued by pacing issues, awkward transitions, and a lack of clear direction. It often feels like the movie is torn between multiple narrative threads, leaving the viewer struggling to connect the dots. This disjointed storytelling detracts from the overall experience and hinders the film’s ability to engage and captivate the audience.

Character development is another area where “Deliver Us” falls short. While the cast delivers commendable performances, their characters are not given the depth and complexity they deserve. As a result, it becomes challenging to invest emotionally in their journeys, and their actions may appear arbitrary at times.

In conclusion, “Deliver Us” is a movie that possesses undeniable cinematic beauty and a tantalizing premise. However, its narrative execution leaves much to be desired. The film’s pacing issues and lack of clear storytelling direction diminish its overall impact. Despite its potential, I found myself unable to fully immerse in the narrative. While it’s worth watching for its visual aesthetics, “Deliver Us” ultimately falls short of being the exceptional film it could have been. I.

Good premise, poor execution

The film looked like it had a good premise, religious/horror feel to it but overall it was too slow, story all over the place and poorly executed. There was no scares in the film, no twists or turns to make it interesting or pull you in. Just a very basic religious film about God & the devil and the fight against good/bad.

This film should have been so much better and kind of feels lost in they wasn’t sure what to do here. I wouldn’t recommend this to anyone, there is just no real importance, action, scare, acting etc for anyone to get anything from this film. Real let down and a waste of 2 hours.

Ok campy thrill

The first scene is shocking and occasional murder or sex scene make it watchable.

Some lines are witty, for instance how nun parry a comment of keeping a mirror in her room. The exorcist priest, his blonde Estonian partner and hunt-loving cardinal are very sympathetic figures. Most likable are the tattoos and slick dream sequences. So enjoy you cheap thrill ride.

Not sure why Kyiv is in Russia. While a few years ago few would know where it is at all, today everybody knows that Kyiv is in Ukraine. Well, perhaps, an artistic vision or alternative reality where Russia won it’s war against Ukraine. Or just some twisted way to travel from Russia to Estonia to confuse evil Vox Dei cultist

Despite few flaw, the movie is stronger than average B series horror.