Devil inside

• Paramounts micro-budgeted horror pic, acquired for $1 million, is buoyed by younger moviegoers and headed for record-breaking bow. Paramounts R-rated horror pic The Devil Inside is scaring up massive business at the domestic box office, grossing $16.
(Hollywood Reporter)
• In a devilish upset, Paramount Insurges The Devil Inside topped the domestic B.O. Friday with $16.9 million. The scarer is outperforming even its most generous of pre-weekend estimates.
(Variety)
• Over the last few years, it seems the flavor of the day in horror is hauntings, and, to a larger extent, exorcism movies.
(YAHOO!)
• The Devil Inside, the latest entry in the found-footage genre, screened Thursday night for special sneak-preview audiences and had the crowds screaming for two very different reasons.
(MTV)
• I know it's awfully early, but I think I've already heard my favorite movie slogan of 2012: "The Vatican does not endorse this film." I mean, really.
(Union-News & Sunday Republican)
• Does anyone know a good exorcist? Because theres a patient here possessed by a relentless demon.
(The Vancouver Sun)
• The new "found footage" horror entry, "The Devil Inside," has plenty of problems as a stand alone film. My colleague Christian Toto points out many of them here.
(Big Hollywood (blog))
• Today we have the The Devil Inside red-band trailer and it definitely ups the ante. The Devil Inside, directed by William Brent Bell, and released by Paramount Insurge, is the newest movie in the exorcism sub-genre.
(PRLog (free press release))
• (RTTNews) - The only real problem with The Devil Inside is that it never stops feeling like a fake.
(RTT News)
• Since The Exorcist was released, there have been plenty of films to come out to try and match it.
(Examiner)