The Pope's Exorcist review: Not even the power of Russell Crowe should compel you to see this

The Pope’s Exorcist draws basis from the books An Exorcist Tells His Story and An Exorcist: More Stories, penned by Catholic priest and exorcist Gabri...

Russell Crowe stars in 'The Pope's Exorcist' based on the actual person Father Gabriele Amorth who performed thousands of exorcisms.

Crowe plays a master exorcist with a wink and an ear for one-liners.

Russell Crowe puts a twinkle in the eye of The Pope's Exorcist that lets audiences know it's okay to have fun with spinning heads and devil's games.

Russell Crowe stars as a real-life exorcist. Read Empire's review.

THE POPE'S EXORCIST is a new horror movie starring Russell Crowe in the title role. Out on VOD now. Read our review of the movie here >

Russell Crowe plays a priest charged by the Vatican with driving out demons in Julius Avery's underwhelming religious horror.

Crowe plays Father Gabriele Amorth, the real-life, late Vatican chief exorcist, in this howler of a film. 

The buddy-priest action-comedy-horror hybrid we didn’t know we wanted has finally landed.

Russell Crowe’s light-on-its-feet performance is the single bright spot this absurdly plotted, blood-drenched haunted house movie.

Russell Crowe’s Italian priest movie knows exactly what it is

Russell Crowe stars as a burly, wisecracking priest doing battle with demons.

Russell Crowe has made many films better than “The Pope’s Exorcist,” and a few one could label as objectively “worse.” But he’s never made a more...

‘The Pope’s Exorcist’ stars the Oscar-winning actor as Father Gabriele Amorth, an exorcist who squares off against the devil.

Russell Crowe will have to exorcise his reputation after this Vatican possession melodrama

What if the Pope...had an exorcist?

The Pope’s Exorcist is based on the stories of the Vatican’s Chief Exorcist, but the film’s climactic horror show puts paid to any hint of subtlety.

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As a heavily fictionalized Father Gabriele Amorth, Russell Crowe props up Julius Avery's 'The Pope's Exorcist' until its high-Catholic-camp finale.

The film allows Russell Crowe to have fun with the part of a demon-hunting Italian priest, but it forgets to have fun along with him.