We Summoned a Demon

Synopsis

In the 2017 horror-comedy 'We Summoned A Demon,' directed by Kirk C. Johnson, a group of young, thrill-seeking friends find themselves in a spine-chilling predicament. After a night of reckless fun filled with laughter and drinking, they unwittingly summon a demon while attempting to perform a spooky ritual. As bizarre and comedic events unfold, the friends must navigate their way through a night filled with supernatural chaos. With their lives now in the hands of a mischievous and malevolent spirit, they band together to reverse the summoning before it’s too late. The film cleverly mixes humor and horror while exploring themes of friendship and the consequences of playing with forces beyond their comprehension. Audiences are taken on a wild ride of laughs and frights, making this a unique entry in the genre that will keep viewers entertained and on the edge of their seats.

Cast

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  Kirk C. Johnson

  Kirk

• Carlos Larotta

  Carlos

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  John Orr

  Demon

Reviews

Critics have had mixed feelings about 'We Summoned A Demon,' highlighting its comedic take on the horror genre. On Rotten Tomatoes, the film boasts a modest approval rating of 65%. The movie's blend of humor and scares has drawn attention from several reviewers. 'The film is a fun ride that knows not to take itself too seriously,' one critic from Indiewire stated, noting the characters' chemistry and comedic timing. However, some have called for deeper character development, as delineated on Metacritic where it holds a score of 58. An IMDb user wrote, 'It's a different approach to the demon summoning trope, providing laughs more than chills.' While another pointed out, 'The film stumbles in its pacing, but delivers enough laughs to make it worth a watch.' The combination of lighthearted scenarios with horror elements appears to resonate well with a niche audience, reflected in its IMDb rating of 6.5/10. Overall, while We Summoned A Demon may not be groundbreaking, it successfully entertains without heavy expectations.