The Exorcist: Believer

Victor Fielding lost his wife, Sorenne, in a devastating earthquake in Haiti. She was pregnant and gravely injured, leaving the medical team with a heart-wrenching decision: save either Sorenne or her unborn child. At Sorenne's request, Victor chose to save their child, and now he single-handedly raises their daughter Angela.

Thirteen years have passed, and Angela lives with her father who has become very protective. Missing her mother deeply, Angela is haunted by a voice she believes is Sorenne's. To prove this, she and her best friend Katherine attend a séance, an event that leads to their mysterious disappearance. They are later found 48 kilometers away on a farm.

Following this event, Angela and Katherine start behaving strangely. They talk to themselves, stare blankly, become aggressive, and even harm themselves. Victor, who is convinced they are possessed, turns to Chris MacNeil for help. Chris had experienced something similar fifty years ago. The pressing question is, can Victor save Angela from these supposed evil spirits?

Despite this intriguing storyline, the film, directed by David Gordon Green, received negative reviews. Critics found it unoriginal and lacking in tension, leading to a generally unfavorable reception.