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Louisa Krause

20 May 1986, Falls Church, Virginia, USA

Whitney Able

2 June 1982, Houston, Texas, USA

Deborah Rush

10 April 1954, Chatham, New Jersey, USA

William Sadler

13 April 1950, Buffalo, New York, USA

Zachary Booth

Lou Taylor Pucci

27 July 1985, Seaside Heights, New Jersey, USA

Wass Stevens

1970, Brooklyn, New York, USA

Annabelle Dexter-Jones

Geneva Carr

6 May 1971, Jackson, Mississippi, USA

Dan Fogler

20 October 1976, Brooklyn, New York, USA

John Ventimiglia

17 July 1963, Ridgewood, Queens, New York, USA

Joel de la Fuente

21 April 1969, New Hartford, New York, USA

Alysia Reiner

21 July 1970, Gainesville, Florida, USA

Carol Kane

18 June 1952, Cleveland, Ohio, USA

Jemima Kirke

26 April 1985, London, England, UK

Stella Schnabel

Ian Unterman

Aurelie Claudel

7 August 1980, Saint-Mars-d'Outillé, Sarthe, France

21 December 1976, Quincy, Massachusetts, USA

Ava

Played by: Louisa Krause

Jillian

Played by: Whitney Able

Joanna

Played by: Deborah Rush

Bernard

Played by: William Sadler

Roger

Played by: Zachary Booth

Ben Branson

Played by: Lou Taylor Pucci

Tony

Played by: Wass Stevens

Hazel

Played by: Annabelle Dexter-Jones

Darlene

Played by: Geneva Carr

JJ Samson

Played by: Dan Fogler

Father Merrino

Played by: John Ventimiglia

Escobar

Played by: Joel de la Fuente

Noelle

Played by: Alysia Reiner

Talia

Played by: Carol Kane

Ivy

Played by: Jemima Kirke

Village Voice

Jordan Galland's Ava's Possessions begins where most demonic-possession movies end.

March 01, 2016

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We Got This Covered

Ava's Possessions may not be a thing of nightmares, but Galland's take on post-exorcism lifestyles is fun and inviting, in a quirky-satanic-hangover kind of way.

February 29, 2016

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One Guy's Opinion

While impressive for a low-budget horror comedy, goes off on too many tangents, ending up as an intriguing premise imperfectly realized.

March 04, 2016

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New York Times

A goofy horror movie with little to say and not a lot to see, "Ava's Possessions" sacrifices scares in favor of a rambling addiction metaphor that never finds an emotional rhythm.

March 03, 2016

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Collider

Galland is a skilled world builder. He takes these very familiar big screen scenarios, puts his own smart spin on them and then he winds up with these especially appealing and thoughtful concepts that are a blast to consider well beyond the feature.

February 29, 2016

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PopMatters

[T]he horror world needs more movies as original as Ava's Possessions and preferably, much less sequels.

March 05, 2016

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Daily Dead

Ava's Possessions is a fantastic take on demon-centric storytelling and offers fans something a bit different and far more character-driven than we've seen in the horror genre as of late.

February 29, 2016

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Hollywood Reporter

Galland's film plays more like a cable-ready mystery than a cult film in the making, offering just enough chuckles to stay afloat... Still, it's a nice alternative to yet another self-serious Exorcist wannabe.

February 29, 2016

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Cinemalogue.com

It veers into conventional horror and feel-good territory, gradually losing its edge.

April 03, 2016

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Film School Rejects

Ava's Possessions isn't a bad film by any stretch, but it's frustrating to watch it plod along while an abundance of promise sits just outside of the frame.

February 29, 2016

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About.com

It becomes increasingly serious, creating an awkward middle-of-the-road tone in which neither comedy nor horror delivers a punch.

March 02, 2016

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Entertainment Weekly

Krause's deadpan wit, coupled with the inspired scenes at Spirit Possessions Anoymous, make Ava's Possessions a fun, fresh take on a genre staple.

March 04, 2016

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