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The Atticus Institute
In the fall of 1976, a small psychology lab in Pennsylvania became the unwitting home to the only government-confirmed case of possession. The U.S. military assumed control of the lab under orders of national security and, soon after, implemented measures aimed at weaponizing the entity. The details of the inexplicable events that occurred are being made public after remaining classified for nearly forty years.
28 August 1970, Fort Ord, California, USA
25 May 1977, Providence, Rhode Island, USA
15 March 1935, Springfield, Illinois, USA
30 March 1967, Los Angeles, California, USA
11 October 1946, Los Angeles, California, USA
28 August 1967, Los Angeles, California, USA
10 September 1951, Augsburg, Bavaria, Germany
8 December 1946, Los Angeles, California, USA
17 April 1965, Louisville, Kentucky, USA
10 January 1947, St. Paul, Minnesota, USA
March 02, 2015
a literal answer to the question of what keeps possessing the US to conduct itself the questionable way it does in war, whether Cold or on Terror.
January 24, 2015
The Atticus Institute is a blast from the past, but it's not a very scary one.
August 23, 2015
It actually feels like a "Discovery Channel"-style documentary that just happens to wander into some very supernatural places.
March 02, 2015
The setting is (mostly) the Seventies, but this is without doubt a post-9/11 movie, where the devil's work has already been done and all innocence has long since been lost.
January 20, 2015
Admirably constructed, but the derivative script makes it difficult for one to become too enthused by the stock goings-on.
June 02, 2016
There's a sense of repetitiveness that kicks in about halfway through, eventually dragging the film to an unsurprising and unoriginal ending.
