Pos eso is a 2014 Spanish horror-comedy film directed by Sam Urdank and written by Enrique and Javier Cárdenas. The film tells the story of the peculiar Exorcist, Father Lenin, who tries to save his possessed daughter Alba from a demon. However, in doing so, he finds himself confronting his own demons from the past. The movie opens with a brief introduction to the main character, Father Lenin, who is known for his peculiar methods of exorcism. Lenin is summoned by his daughter Alba's mother to exorcise the girl, who is believed to be possessed by a demon. Alba is a talented dancer, and her father struggles to understand how she has become possessed.
Father Lenin believes that the demon is a manifestation of his past sins, and he embarks on a journey to find the demon's true identity. With the help of his former partner in exorcisms, who is now a self-proclaimed psychic, Lenin tries to uncover the truth behind the demon.
The film's plot takes several twists and turns, as Lenin discovers that the demon is using Alba's body as a means to exact revenge on him. The demon is revealed to be a former lover of Lenin's, who was cast out after becoming pregnant.
The filmmakers weave together elements of horror and comedy to create a unique viewing experience. There are moments of genuine scares, as well as hilariously absurd sequences that will have you laughing out loud. The use of practical effects, such as makeup and puppetry, add an old-school charm to the film.
The cast is also instrumental in bringing the story to life. Anabel Alonso gives a standout performance as Alba's mother, Carmen, who is caught in the middle of the supernatural drama. Santiago Segura brings his signature comedic timing to the role of Lenin, making him a lovable and relatable protagonist.
The film's soundtrack, composed by Carlos Jean, also deserves mention. The score adds an eerie yet whimsical tone to the movie, elevating the overall viewing experience.
Overall, Pos eso is a must-see for horror-comedy fans. The film strikes a perfect balance between its comedic and unsettling moments, providing a fresh take on the exorcism genre. The talented cast, practical effects, and memorable score make this a movie that will stick with you long after the credits roll.
Pos eso is a 2015 animated movie with a runtime of 1 hour and 22 minutes.
