There is no need at all for this film to connect directly back to the original and how it chooses to do so is a complete waste of time (and Ellen Burstyn’s talent). But David Gordon Green does a great job of capturing parental fear and the unique angle of dual possessions in girls with parents from different beliefs systems makes this a fresh, intriguing story all the way to its scary and thought-provoking ending. Conceptually better than it is deep, but still very entertaining.

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