Podcasts about belief the possession

Buckle up! For Episode 073, Horror Movie Weekly tackles a very sober film that features real-life Horror. Your hosts, Jay of the Dead, Channy Dreadful and Mister Watson review the Horror documentary Belief: The Possession of Janet Moses (2016). In order to discuss this film, we had to cover full-blown spoilers. So, we hope you … Continue reading "Ep. 073: Belief: The Possession of Janet Moses (2016)"

On this episode of the Popcorn Social Podcast we dive into the documentary “Belief”. While it definitely can not be defined as “an entertaining popcorn flick” like other movies covered, it does get the guys talking about the serious topic of mob mentality and how normal people can do terrible things (00:11:00). Garry also talks about the process of working on the movie poster for this film (01:09:29). Apart from the main discussion we have a quick review for the film “1917” (00:08:20) and we end everything with The Impressions Game (01:17:00)! Which ends a very serious episode with some well worth the wait chuckles. To follow along and see Garry’s poster for Belief go to garrymartadesign.comNext episode we talk about “Romeo Must Die”.

On this special episode we go through every Star Wars movie (well the ones that matter). Coming from a person that had never seen a Star Wars movie, Brandon gives his thought on the series as a whole - and we end by all giving our thoughts on Rise of Skywalker. We also give a quick review for Frozen 2 (00:09:20). Star Wars prequels talks (and spoiler-free Rise of Skywalker reviews) start at (00:18:00), the original series are at (00:39:50), the newest trilogy at (01:01:00), and The Rise of Skywalker spoiler review (01:42:13). Next week's episode we talk about Belief: The Possession of Janet Moses!

We review "Belief," the true story of a family that suffers from mass hysteria. This is a modern day exorcism that goes wrong. It's an interesting look at culture, religion, and mental health. Sound clips from the original documentary currently found on Netflix. Original music by my brother Jake! Belief: The Possession of Janet Moses. Dir Jacob Stubbs. Netflix. 27 July 2015

We review "Belief," the true story of a family that suffers from mass hysteria. This is a modern day exorcism that goes wrong. It's an interesting look at culture, religion, and mental health. Sound clips from the original documentary currently found on Netflix. Original music by my brother Jake! Belief: The Possession of Janet Moses. Dir Jacob Stubbs. Netflix. 27 July 2015

Christy and Jackie check out Belief: The Possession of Janet Moses and talk about mental illness and possible possession. One host is skeptical and one is more open to the idea of demons using humans as puppets, and one host discovers she can be a bit of a conspiracy theorist. You know you want to know who has wacky ideas - listen to find out. Our contest has concluded so listen to find out if YOU are our lucky winner. Email us: KillerFunPodcast@gmail.comFollow us on Facebook: fb.me/KillerFunPodcastAll the Tweets: http://twitter.com/KillerFunPodInstagram: killerfunpodcast

Christy and Jackie check out Belief: The Possession of Janet Moses and talk about mental illness and possible possession. One host is skeptical and one is more open to the idea of demons using humans as puppets, and one host discovers she can be a bit of a conspiracy theorist. You know you want to know who has wacky ideas - listen to find out. Our contest has concluded so listen to find out if YOU are our lucky winner. Email us: KillerFunPodcast@gmail.comFollow us on Facebook: fb.me/KillerFunPodcastAll the Tweets: http://twitter.com/KillerFunPodInstagram: killerfunpodcast

To wrap up Season 1, we have a chat to the hilarious and multi-talented Kura Forrester. Kura Forrester was born and raised in Wellington and is of Ngāti Porou decent. She graduated from Unitec in 2005 and has since worked throughout the country as an actress, comedian, writer, director and theatre maker. Her feature film credits include; What We Do in The Shadows and Belief: The Possession of Janet Moses and her recent theatre credits include Perplex, Camping, and Amadeus. Kura has recently enjoyed writing and performing her comedy character Bronson on TV 3’s Jono and Ben. Recorded and Edited - Matt Eller Theme Music - Ricky Simmonds

This week on the What's In The Queue podcast, we're discussing the 2015 documentary from director David Stubbs "Belief: The Possession of Janet Moses." Join us as we discuss this gorgeous documentary about the tragic death of Janet Moses at the hands of her family after they believed she had become possessed by an evil spirit. You really need to check this one out! Let's be friends on the internet! Find us on the socials (even though we all know they're evil and turning us into withered husks of our former selves)! Twitter: @whatsinthequeue Instagram: @whatsinthequeue Facebook: What's In The Queue Have you seen a documentary that you like that you think we might like, too? Let us know about it! Email us at whatsinthequeue@gmail.com! We can't wait to hear from you!

The New Daughter v Belief: The Possession of Janet Moses on the roulette, round four of the 2017 October Horrorthon (previous score 31 to 26), and much more!

We are still alive (somehow), so here is our report from Day 5 of Fantastic Fest 2016! In Ugandan terms, it is BEST OF DA BEST SUPA ACTION! Movies mentioned: Belief: The Possession of Janet Moses Age of Shadows The Arrival Bad Black Split A Dark Song People mentioned: Nabwana IGG (director of Bad Black) … Continue reading The post Episode 119e: The Return of the Eclectic Mayhem: Part 5 appeared first on Xanadu Cinema Pleasure Dome.