Diabolic (2025) Review: Worth Watching a Saggy Middle Possession Horror?
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Brains & Blood, a horror film review podcast.
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In this episode, the Coroner and the Scream Queen head back to a fundamentalist compound with Diabolic, the Australian religious horror about a woman whose blackouts lead her back to the church that cast her out. Is it a slow-burn keeper or a sermon that runs long? We run it through the Brains & Blood scoring system: one score for the craft, one for the scream.
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- Film: Diabolic (2025)
- Directed by: Daniel J. Phillips
- Starring: Elizabeth Cullen, John Harlan Kim, Mia Challis, Robin Goldsworthy and Genevieve Mooy
- Studios: Empire Road Pictures and SunJive Studios, distributed by Brainstorm Media in the U.S.
- Released: Australia November 20, 2025; U.S. select theaters February 13, 2026, on demand February 20, 2026
- Budget and box office: Budget unverified; about $987,000 worldwide
- Cause of death: religious possession horror
- Where to watch: Rent or buy on Fandango at Home, Prime Video, Apple TV and Google Play
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