Rewatchability (3) – The film has excellent characters and chemistry. The father-son relationship is more touching than the romantic angle.

The demon goes on to delight in child sacrifice, going into detail full-term abortions, 20-24-week abortions, and of the writing quotes the US had killed 50 million babies since Roe v Wade — more deaths than in all wars combined. As faith and family-friendly films continue to grow and develop, unique subgenres are emerging, with the new film “Nefarious” exemplifying one such evolution. Coherence (3.2) – The final Coherence score stands corrected against the Repercussion score to 3.2 (4 x 4/5). The movie Nefarious is full of theories and speculations. The film has a lot to decode, like James killing his mother. Technically, that happened a long while ago, so even if it was murder, James didn’t commit it during the interrogation. Considering all the other pieces of information the demon gave were true, it is quite possible James sped up his mother’s death by taking her off the ventilator. While this is fine, it’s not clear how people remember details of each other even though their reset times may be different.Two previous noteworthy works helped inspire me to edit this demonic polemic into readable material for us humans: Randy Alcorn’s more contemporary Lord Foulgrin’s Letters, and the classic The Screwtape Letters (which also inspired Alcorn) by the inestimable C. S. Lewis.

James is warned by the police officer that if Edward gets out, he will come for James’ family. The interrogation leads to Edward assaulting and almost killing James. Scared, James hurriedly certifies Edward to be sane, which finalizes the electrocution. Nefarious declares that his prediction of James’ three murders has come true. The ElectrocutionSuccession' spoiler: Why the risky bombshell is a brilliant move There's nothing subtle about 'Nefarious' I think many of the existential questions this book will prompt are best left answered by each individual reader. Since if it is true that there really is a God and a Satan (and by extension a Heaven and Hell), each of us will have to individually account for what that means one day. Those answers will have eternal consequences, and no one can answer for us but us. Base Coherence (5) –The film has one very tightly written timeline where all the pieces fit to reveal the bigger picture beautifully at the end.

The central plot is intriguing, and the characters are great. It’s an enjoyable film which you’ll end up watching multiple times.Rewatchability (3) – Rise Of The Machines saw a female terminator and the whole Judgement Day concept had not yet become old. When it comes to your own wants and desires, you’ll happily concur something far more complicated than a building, a human person no less, just happened if it meant believing that gives you your way at the moment. Allowing you to pretend you’re not accountable to, well, you know. Coherence (4) – Given the Repercussion score is a 5, the Coherence score is the same as the Base Coherence score for this film. Time Travel Mechanics (2) – The time machine is a phone booth that characters ride to take themselves to the date they desire by dialling it in. Rewatchability (2) – Haunter has a terrific concept and is tastefully executed. The reason for the loop was engaging.