The Last Exorcism Part II(2013)

Name: The Last Exorcism Part II
Director: Ed Gass-Donnelly
Genre: Horror, Thriller
Released: Mar 1, 2013
Cast: Ashley Bell, Julia Garner, Spencer Treat Clark, David Jensen, Tarra Riggs

CBS Films

PG-13
Rated PG-13 for horror violence, terror and brief language
1h 28m
- Horror
- Thriller

Release Date: Mar 1, 2013

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As Nell Sweetzer tries to build a new life after the events of the first movie, the evil force that once possessed her returns with an even more horrific plan.

Official Website

Release Details

Original Release | Mar 1, 2013 | Wide

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Box Office Results

Results

Opening Weekend US & Canada:
$7,728,354
Total US & Canada:
$15,179,302
Total International
$9,872,563
Total Worldwide:
$25,051,865

Current Showtimes

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Director & Top Cast

Ed Gass-Donnelly
Director

Ashley Bell
Nell

Julia Garner
Gwen

Spencer Treat Clark
Chris

David Jensen
Calder

Tarra Riggs
Cecile

Louis Herthum

Louis

Muse Watson

Frank Merle

Erica Michelle Singleton

Actor

Sharice A. Williams

Actor

Boyana Balta

Actor

Joe Chrest

Pastor

Raeden Greer

Steph

Judd Lormand

Jared

E. Roger Mitchell

Jeffrey

Dane Rhodes

Drunken Tourist

Ashlynn Ross

Michelle

Andrew Sensenig

Actor

Technical Specifications

Sound Mix: Dolby Digital

Aspect Ratio: 2.35 : 1

Other Details

Country of Origin: France, United States, United Kingdom

Language: English

Summaries

Plot Summary

A couple, Jared (Judd Lormand) and Lily (Boyana Balta), finds a demonic-looking Nell Sweetzer (Ashley Bell) squatting next to their refrigerator. She soon is taken to a hospital, where she appears to be catatonic. After spending a few months at Frank's (Muse Watson) home for girls and settling in as a chambermaid at a hotel under the supervision of her boss Beverly (Diva Tyler), Nell's condition seems to have improved and she no longer has "bad dreams". Nell and her group of friends Gwen (Julia Garner), Daphne (Erica Michelle), and Monique (Sharice Angelle Williams) visit a Mardi Gras event; Nell witnesses many strange happenings there, including masked men watching her. Her personality changes as things get darker. She begins to get hints that the demon Abalam is back.When Stephanie (Raeden Greer), one of the girls at the house, dies of an unnatural seizure, Cecile (Tarra Riggs), Nell's coworker, informs her of the Order of the Right Hand, a secret society which has been monitoring Nell. Nell's friends Gwen, Daphne, Monique, and Michelle (Ashlynn Ross) discover a video on YouTube which depicts the events from the previous film revealing that the lost footage has been discovered, this frightens and angers Nell as she becomes a reluctant internet celebrity because of the video. Chris (Spencer Treat Clark), another worker at the hotel who likes Nell, slits his own throat out of sadness and rejection after viewing a clip from the same footage which depicts Nell lying about how she got pregnant. Cecile seeks help from the Order of the Right Hand, and Nell is introduced to Calder (David Jensen) and Jeffrey (E. Roger Mitchell). They attempt to rid the demon which is "in love" with Nell by transferring it into the body of a sacrificed chicken. The supernatural force in Nell proves to be too powerful, and Calder is forced to kill her by injecting her with a lethal dose of morphine.The demon appears in front of Nell, taking her appearance as a doppelganger, her father, and Chris, and begs her to accept its hand. Nell's pulse stops temporarily and leads Calder, Jeffrey, and Cecile, to believe that she has died. She finally gives in and grabs the demon's hand; the house is left to burn with the three secret cult members getting slain. Nell murders Frank and burns the home for girls, leaving her friends to die. Nell gets inside a car and appears undead in the rearview mirror, the prophecy of mass destruction among Earth is proven to be correct as she sets multiple buildings and vehicles aflame whilst driving past them.

Storyline

Seventeen year-old Nell Margaret Sweetzer is found completely insane when trying to explain her possession by the demon called Abalam. After medical and psychological treatment, she is sent to the Deveraux transition house in New Orleans managed by Frank Merle, who helps her to start a new life. She finds a job as a hotel housekeeper, befriends her new roommates, and develops a crush on her coworker, Chris. Soon, Nell comes to realize that she is haunted by people from her cult... and by the same evil force that once possessed her. When Nell meets Miss Cecile, she tells Nell that she has been following her since the hospital. Further, she discloses that she belongs to the sect Order of The Right Hand, and that they can protect her from the evil in an attempt to divert the prophecy of an apocalypse. Will Nell accept help, and be protected from the extremely powerful, evil force Abalam -- Or will she come to accept... herself? — Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Tormented Nell Sweetzer (Ashley Bell) discovers her infernal nightmare is far from over while waging a desperate struggle against the forces of darkness. Shortly after the events of the first film, Nell is discovered deeply traumatized in rural Louisiana. Her recent past is a blur, but the one thing Nell knows is that her entire family has perished. Later, just as Nell tries to start a new life in New Orleans, the evil force that laid claim to her body returns with a hellish vengeance, and a diabolical agenda.. Struggling to start afresh and recover after her horrific experience with pure evil in The Last Exorcism (2010) , Nell Sweetzer has now found refuge in a New Orleans house for girls. Little by little, Nell seems to be doing better, returning to normalcy; however, the vengeful dark entity that once claimed her soul, has come back, eager to pick up where it left off. Now, against the backdrop of a shocking string of incidents, Nell finds herself targeted once more by the malevolent demon. Will she ever escape from Hell's tight grasp? — Nick Riganas