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The Deliverance Review
Last updated on: September 1, 2024 at 11:46 am by Jacquiline Cox
The Deliverance Review 2024-09-01T11:46:49-05:00 Jacquiline Cox
Patheos Explore the world's faith through different perspectives on religion and spirituality! Patheos has the views of the prevalent religions and spiritualities of the world.

Hey there, friends! Today, I want to talk to you about an incredible film that really shook me to my core: *The Deliverance*, directed by the talented Lee Daniels. This movie features amazing performances from Glenn Close, Andra Day, Mo’Nique, and a fresh face, Anthony B. Jenkins. It tells a powerful story about faith, family, and the supernatural, based on the true experiences of Latoya Ammons, a mother whose children faced some serious dark forces.
**Plot Overview**
In *The Deliverance*, we meet Ebony Jackson, played by songstress Andra Day. Ebony is a mom trying to hold her family together while battling her own struggles with alcohol. Things take a terrifying turn when her children—Andre, Nate, and Shante—start to show signs of being possessed by evil spirits. Glenn Close awes as Alberta Jackson, Ebony’s strong and faithful mother, who tries to guide her family through this difficult time. The film also features powerful performances from Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor as Reverend Bernice James and Mo’Nique as Cynthia Henry, who works in child services.
**The Experience of Watching the Film**
Now, let me be real with you. I don’t usually watch horror movies because they can leave me feeling uneasy, but *The Deliverance* was different. I remember sitting there, feeling like I might have to turn it off, but then something shifted. As I watched, I realized this movie was about more than just scary moments; it was about the power of faith and the strength we find in believing.
When that woman fell to her knees and started speaking in tongues, I broke out into praising God. It was a moment of raw emotion that spoke to my spirit. It reminded me that when we call on Jesus Christ our Lord, even in our darkest hours, we can find protection and peace. I felt chills because I understood that the name of Jesus is powerful. When we believe and call out His name, nothing can stand against us.
**What Does Linda Think?**
So, what do I think about this movie? Well, I don’t see it as just another horror film. It’s a lesson about the reality of spirits and the victory we can achieve through our faith in God. The story of Latoya Ammons is a reminder that even when things seem impossible, we can overcome by knowing and trusting in God’s love.
The film does a great job of showing how real spiritual battles can be. It teaches us that we have authority over darkness when we stand firm in our faith. I believe this message is so important for everyone, especially for young viewers who may be searching for strength and guidance in their own lives.
*The Deliverance* is more than just a scary movie; it’s a powerful reminder of the strength we can find in our faith. It challenges us to reflect on our beliefs and shows us that, with God by our side, we can face any challenge that comes our way. I encourage everyone to watch this film—not just for the thrills but for the hope and lessons it offers. Remember, when we stand in faith, we are never alone, and we can overcome any darkness that tries to come against us. Stay blessed, my friends!
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