Devil's Diary
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| Devil's Diary | |
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| Directed by | Farhad Mann |
| Written by | John Benjamin Martin |
| Produced by | Tim Johnson, Kirk Shaw, Rob Lycar, & Lindsay MacAdam |
| Starring | Alexz Johnson Magda Apanowicz Brian Krause Miriam McDonald Deanna Casaluce Andrew Francis |
| Cinematography | Michael Balfry |
| Edited by | Steve Schmidt |
| Distributed by | Insight Film Studios/Ignite Entertainment |
Release dates | September 22, 2007(Lifetime) January 30, 2009 (HBO Latin America) |
| Country | Canada |
| Language | English |
Devil's Diary is a Canadian horror film made for television directed by Farhad Mann and starring Alexz Johnson, Magda Apanowicz, Deanna Casaluce, and Miriam McDonald. The film was released as the MOW during Fall 2007 on Lifetime (US) and SunTV (Canada).
Plot Summary
When two friends, Dominique (Alexz Johnson) and Ursula (Magda Apanowicz), uncover an ancient book in a graveyard one night, they discover that the book has the supernatural power to grant any evil desire written within it. In a series of escalating acts of vengeance, Ursula harms anyone who opposes her. Dominique realizes that the book fills all who possess it with the feeling of ultimate power. Seeking help from Father Mark Mulligan (Brian Krause), a priest, and other people she knows, Dominique tries to destroy the book and save Ursula before it's too late. Unfortunately, cheerleaders Heather (Miriam McDonald) and Georgia (Deanna Casaluce) find out about the book's powers as well, and plan to use it against Ursula and Dominique. The book keeps going to the person who wants it for wicked things. Eventually she manages to destroy it... or at least she thinks she does. In the last scene, someone else finds the book and the hellish cycle begins anew...
Cast
- Alexz Johnson as Dominique Davies
- Magda Apanowicz as Ursula Wilson
- Brian Krause as Father Mark Mulligan
- Miriam McDonald as Heather
- Deanna Casaluce as Georgia
- Andrew Francis as Andy
- Dana McLoughlin as Lisa
- Jason Calder as Frank
- Andrea Brooks as Effi
- Tyler Boissonnault as Craig
- Moses Tang as Joey Iberra
Death Note
The film is often criticised as a ripoff of Death Note.[1]
iTunes
On Monday, November 24th, iTunes added Devil's Diary onto iTunes.