Amy (2013)
With the psychic power of clairvoyance, an extra-sensory perception, Amy starts witnessing haunting visions as her entire Amish village begins to fall into demonic control. An ominous funeral director, Christopher, uses Amy's special abilities to seek out the covert leader behind the possession. Amy and Christopher must stop the fall of their village before the Devil takes over Amy's soul-forcing them to perform a controversial exorcism
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Wonderful character development!
Sorry, this movie sucks
Fun premise, good actors, bad writing. This film seemed to have potential at the beginning but it quickly devolves into a trite action film. Ultimately it's very boring.
The movie turns out to be a little better than the average. Starting from a romantic formula often seen in the cinema, it ends in the most predictable (and somewhat bland) way.
I give it a 10 in the spirit of amazingly awful films, but I loved this movie! As soon as I read the summary, I knew I had to see it, and I am not disappointed so far. The acting is... well all of it is so ... awkward, sincere and compelling, somehow. An Amish Psychic girl. Demons. Someone I swore was John Denver. The acting. THE ACTING. "YOU'RE TEARING ME APART LISA" acting, only much, much worse.I did NOT see THAT end coming. And what a tremendous parting line. This movie has to be seen to be believed. Even with its glacial pacing, it's still somehow constantly entertaining! If you love truly horrible but entertaining movies, do yourself a favor and see this!
Possession in a remote Amish community. That is what happens in the Indie horror film "Amy." A Young girl learns she has the ability to see fallen souls. The problem is that not only does her village not believe here, but her boyfriend Robert thinks she's foolish as well. As the film goes on she meets a mysterious outsider named Chris and she must work with him to cleanse her village of the possession. The film conveys the feeling of being alone. No one outside the village is ever seen and this helps convey Amy's feeling's of loneliness. Also the film has several surprises that will keep you guessing until the end. A great film for Halloween!
I'm a big fan of possession films so when I heard there was a film about an Amish girl being possessed I had to check it out. The premise is, a young girl Amy discovers that her village is fighting possession. Later on after befriending the mysterious outsider Chris she finds that she has become possessed as well. It is up to her to race against time and save her village before it is too late. I enjoyed watching Amy struggle with herself and her villagers disbelief. The young actress who plays her does a great job. Also there are some surprising twists. It turns out the possessor is her brother who was ousted for being gay. A topical and surprising twist.
My best friend's high school son, recommended this movie to me. I was hesitant at first because he's a teenager. But I'm glad I saw it. Because who doesn't want to see crazy, scary Amish people? All I ever see of Amish people is what I've seen on the TV show "Breaking Amish". That show is good but no one on there makes me scream. This movie did. "Amy" is nothing like that show. These Amish people scared me. I liked the story, too. This Amish community is getting taken over by the devil or whatever, demonic possession. Maybe because they are being punished for their sins, sex is tempting :) Jessica DiGiovanni, who plays Amy, is really good in this role. I liked the movie and would recommend to those who like anything Amish and anything scary.