The Demon Disorder

Synopsis

In the eerie small town of Eldridge, dark forces are awakening as John Noble stars in 'The Demon Disorder.' The film follows a group of local residents who become entwined in a series of supernatural occurrences following the discovery of an ancient artifact. As escalating nightmares begin to haunt the town, the group embarks on a harrowing journey to uncover the truth behind the artifact's malevolent powers. With Noble portraying a cryptic historian who holds the key to uncovering the town's hidden past, tension mounts as loyalties are tested and secrets are revealed. The Demon Disorder explores themes of fear, community, and the battle against inner demons, creating a chilling atmosphere that will leave audiences on the edge of their seats. As the lines between reality and nightmare blur, the residents of Eldridge must confront their darkest fears to reclaim their lives before it's too late.

Cast

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  John Noble

  George Reilly

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  Charles Cottier

  Phillip Reilly

• Christian Willis

  Graham Reilly

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  Dirk Hunter

  Jake Reilly

• Tobie Webster

  Cole Nichols

• Liam Wallace

  Young Graham

Reviews

The Demon Disorder has garnered a mixed reception since its release. Critics on Rotten Tomatoes gave it a rating of 45%, describing it as a ‘visually stunning film that struggles with pacing and character development.’ According to the review from FilmCriticHaven, ‘John Noble delivers a captivating performance, but the story falters under its own weight, losing momentum by the third act.’ Meanwhile, IMDb users have rated it 4.9/10, with comments highlighting both the film's strong cinematography and the uneven writing. One viewer summarized, ‘It’s a fascinating concept with impressive visuals, but it doesn’t quite live up to its promise.’ On Metacritic, the film edges towards the lower end with a score of 50, indicating mixed or average reviews. Some praised the atmosphere and tension built throughout the first half, while others criticized it for not delivering a satisfying conclusion. Overall, ‘The Demon Disorder’ presents an intriguing concept with strong performances, yet its reception reflects a longing for deeper storytelling and character arcs.