#the devil conspiracy

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[nalyra-dreaming]

Okay, unfortunately “The Devil Conspiracy“ was mediocre at best 😬 but… the angel design really rocked.

I mean… Archangel Michael everyone. 😏

A few more nice visuals (especially Lillith) but … well. The visuals were definitely the best thing about it.

It had a few nice references to Rosemary‘s Baby and The Exorcist, too, but… unfortunately too … IDK. Cheesy and unlogical in parts. Still. Gotta find myself high res photos of the angels. 😏

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THE DEVIL CONSPIRACY (dir. Nathan Frankowski)                                          Releases January 13, 2023

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Welcome to techno-faith thriller "The Devil Conspiracy", where Archangel Michael possesses a dead priest, then he drives off in a car with INXS' "The Devil Inside" playing in background, and then he turns the radio to "Send Me an Angel". 

I’m gonna play this on repeat, but we should all blow this movie up to Miami Connection levels, TO SAY THE LEAST. 

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New clip released for The Devil Conspiracy

New clip released for The Devil Conspiracy

A new clip has been released for The Devil Conspiracy, directed by Nathan Frankowski and written and produced by Ed Alan. In the movie a powerful biotech company has breakthrough technology allowing them to clone history’s most influential people with just a few fragments of DNA. Behind this company is a cabal of Satanists that steals the shroud of Christ, putting them in possession of Jesus’…

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[evilbubu]

has anybody watched a movie called The Devil Conspiracy about this cult stealing DNA from corpses of important historical figures and injecting them into fertilised eggs to impregnate women and make them give birth to essentially babies with the same genius/talent as those historical figures?

like and there's this cute priest who gets stabbed to death trying to stop this evil lady from stealing the shroud of Turin to ressurect baby jesus and free the devil. and then st Michael shows up to earth and posses the priests body and tries to stop them and and and

HUH??????

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The Devil Conspiracy (2022)

Film review #666

Director: Nathan Frankowski

SYNOPSIS: The Devil Conspiracy is a 2022 sci-fi film. Essentially, the plot concerns the battle between Michael and Lucifer, and a present-day cult seeking to revive Lucifer, leading Michael to take possession of a priest's body to stop them. Sounds like a good old-fashioned religious epic right? The film starts off with an epic battle between Michael and Lucifer, ending with Lucifer being chained up in Hell. I think that's what happened anyway, because it's almost impossible to work out what happens amidst the extremely poor lighting that obviously hides the lack of scenery and the poor CG. Cutting away from this to the present day, we see a woman named Laura visiting her friend father Marconi at the Shroud of Turin on display. Meanwhile, a biotech firm has been successfully able to clone geniuses from history from their DNA, and auctioning the clones off to wealthy buyers, as demonstrated in a sequence in the Sistine Chapel where a child clone of Stradivari gives a violin performance. It's very much Jurassic Park with geniuses instead of velociraptors, and it's a premise that is at least interesting and has potential. However, it never gets mentioned again, as the biotech firm is secretly a Lucifer worshipping cult that wants to get the Shroud of Turin for themselves to get Jesus's DNA, and recreate him as a vessel for Lucifer or something. They kidnap Laura to impregnate her or possess her with Lucifer...or both, it's not really to clear, as she is imprisoned in the cult's secret headquarters to give birth to the child, meanwhile Michael possesses the body of father Marconi, after he is killed during the theft of the Shroud, as he tries to find Laura and the child.

There's obviously a lot of interesting elements that are at play here in the film, between religious epics and sci-fi cloning. Unfortunately when the film settles down, it mostly just revolves around Laura stuck in this barren facility occasionally trying to escape through clinical corridors, and Michael being imprisoned in Hell, and also trying to escape; although it's quite difficult to tell again because of the severe lack of lighting. The core of the movie then just becomes a dull run-around with no real thrills, action or epic battles befitting the subject matter. The acting is less than stellar, the characters are fairly dull, and it drags on for nearly two hours just waiting for Laura to give birth. The worst aspect of the film is probably the lighting, particularly in the sequences in Hell, where you barely see anything that is going on, as mentioned earlier, to obviously obscure the lack of scenery detail and the bad special effects. These scenes are almost impossible to parse and work out just where they are set or what is going on. There's obviously some thought gone into the colour of what little lighting there is to represent different characters, but it's nowhere near enough. I can't really find much positive to say about this film: it has some interesting concepts which it lays out in the outset, then just throws them all away to bring the film to a standstill for the remainder. It is, overall, a dull watch that fails to justify it's runtime.