Lost Souls

Lost Souls (2000) (2000)

  • 7% of critics liked it
    (90 reviews)

  • 27% of users liked it
    (10,610 ratings)

A woman who has survived the touch of ultimate evil must now save one man from the same fate in order to protect the world in this supernatural thriller. Maya Larkin (Winona Ryder) is a devout Catholic who is said to have been possessed by a demon as a child; she now works with Father Lareaux (John… More

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R,
Directed By
Written By
Pierce Gardner
Genres
Drama, Horror, Mystery & Suspense
In Theaters
Oct 13, 2000 Wide
New Line Cinema

Critic Reviews

  • Jonathan Rosenbaum, Chicago Reader

    Alas, look is everything here and storytelling and characters are next to nothing, so what emerges is oddly ineffectual and uninvolving -- visually striking set pieces set loose in a void.

  • Nigel Floyd, Time Out

    The tedious storytelling sucks the life and soul out of the characters far more effectively than Satan ever manages.

  • Rick Groen, Globe and Mail

    [An] unholy mess of a flick.

  • Peter Travers, Rolling Stone

    With the original Exorcist back at the multiplex, you don't need this pale copy.

  • Eleanor Ringel Gillespie, Atlanta Journal-Constitution

    Odd camera angles, artfully dim lighting and showy tracking shots simply don't make up for suspense or intelligence.

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Featured Audience Ratings

  • Dean M


    This unholy spawn of <i>The Exorcist</i> out of <i>Rosemary's Baby</i> is dreary going indeed, even when it becomes unintentionally hilarious.

  • Jason S


    End of the world flick about tracking down the anti christ. Interesting ending but a weak movie.

  • Dann M


    Lost Souls is a dark and suspenseful thriller that explores the battle between spiritual forces. The story follows an exorcist who attempts to save a man who has been mark to be Satan's vessel, so that he can take human form. Winona Ryder and Ben Chaplin lead the cast and give… More

  • Jacob P


    A pretty interesting film. Not the greatest flick out there, but still a little entertaining with a few scares.

  • Doctor S


    More grounded than most possession/end-of-the-world movies. Put another way, more 'Rosemary's Baby' than 'The Exorcist' which is the smarter, more interesting path. Intriguing enough to pull me along and well acted by the leads, smoky-eyed Winona Ryder and… More

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