Writer/Director Bishal Dutta refreshingly gives a new spin on demonic possession for his feature film debut, It Lives Inside. Dutta uses a familiar framew...

Bishal Dutta's debut feature walks a fine line and doesn't always keep its balance.

Two girls face demons from Hindu mythology.

A teenager races against time to save an old friend from ancient demonic forces in Bishal Dutta's feature debut.

Bishal Dutta's feature debut doesn't have enough meat on its bones to support the full meaning of its flesh-eating monster.

An invisible demon plagues an Indian American teen in Bishal Dutta's intriguing but undercooked horror thriller 'It Lives Inside,' starring Megan Suri.

While painting a single coat of cultural specificity over its high school haunting, the horror's script flops. Our It Lives Inside review:

Average on the outside.

A dispatch on three very different genre films from Austin.

Filmmaker Bishal Dutta’s tale of a folkloric spirit stalking a young Indian-American woman could have used a less heavy-handed approach.

The demon at the center of 'It Lives Inside' serves as a perfect metaphor for the film’s frustratingly nebulous qualities.

It Lives Inside could be seen as overly conservative – even a fleeting kiss has dire consequences for its wide-eyed heroine.

Bishal Dutta’s debut 'It Lives Inside' is an effective if familiar chiller in which an evil Hindu mythological figure menaces Indian-American emigres.