
Deliver Us from Evil
Troubled NYPD detective Ed Sarchie must team with renegade Jesuit Father Mendoza to track down a wave of brutal, inexplicable killings—only to discover the killer is a demonic force threatening to overrun the city.
“You haven't seen true evil.”
Synopsis
When a wave of violent and inexplicable crimes erupts in New York City, troubled police detective Ed Sarchie is unable to find a rational cause for the bizarre incidents. His perspective shifts when he meets renegade Jesuit priest Father Mendoza, who suggests that demonic possession may be behind the brutal murders. The two join forces in a determined effort to confront and eliminate a supernatural evil threatening the city.
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A crew of 57+ credited
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Edited by Jason HellmannShot by Scott KevanScored by Christopher YoungDesigned by Bob Shaw
Box Office
2014 · Box office
✅ Made its money back — grossed 2.9× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$87.9M
US & Canada: $30.6M — 35% of worldwide · International: $57.4M (65%)
Opening weekend: $5.5M — 18% of its US run.
Opening week (7-day): $5.5M — 18% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 3,049 theaters
Also known as
- Erlöse uns von dem Bösende
- Beware the Nighten
- Líbranos del Males
- Délivre-nous du malfr
- Liberaci dal maleit
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Cast & Crew
57 unique people credited
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Supporting cast
33Valentina Rendon
as Claudia (uncredited)
Daniel Sauli
as Salvatore
Sean Bennett
as The Other Guy (uncredited)
Lolita Foster
as Patrol Cop
Sean Nelson
as Cop
Robert Peoples
as Patient (uncredited)
John Cenatiempo
as Cop #1 (uncredited)
Jenna Gavigan
as Lucinda
Victor Pagan
as Mental Patient
Ben Livingston
as Physician
John Cariani
as Zookeeper
Tijuana Ricks
as Officer
Ivan Cardona
as Soccer Referee (uncredited)
Umar Khan
as Insurgent Leader (uncredited)
Carol Stanzione
as Mental Patient
Steve Hamm
as Cop
Mark David Watson
as Treasury Service Officer
Robert Keiley
as Desk Sergeant
Adam Kobylarz
as Mental Patient
Aidan Gemme
as Mario
Mari Ange Ramirez
as Woman in Bar
Blair Sams
as Mental Health Officer
Ben Horner
as Officer
Sebastian La Cause
as EMT
Kevin Nagle
as Sergeant
Lauro David Chartrand Delvalle
as Marine Corporal
John Auer
as Naked Psych Ward Mental Patient (uncredited)
Joseph Basile
as Psych Ward Mental Patient (uncredited)
Jose Baez
as Prisoner in Handcuffs (uncredited)
Mikhael Deville
as Insurgent (uncredited)
Dennis Jay Funny
as Superintendent (stairs) (uncredited)
Joseph Anthony Jerez
as Amputee Veteran (uncredited)
Amra Mallassi
as Lead Insurgent (uncredited)
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1Other crew
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