Deliver Us From Evil Ending

Deliver Us From Evil opened this weekend and delivered us some evil content. Eric Bana and Edgar Ramirez battle the force of a demon originating from the Greek Roman times. This exorcist movie is a wild ride from beginning to end. If you haven't watched Deliver Us From Evil yet, avoid reading the following film ending.

Deliver Us From Evil is the first exorcism movie to be released in 2014. Exorcism movies are on the rise, given that two such movies in this sub-genre finished atop the box office in 2012 and another took the box office by storm last year with The Conjuring.

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Sgt. Sargie (Eric Bana) blames himself for the death of his police partner Butler (Joel McHale). He believes maybe he could have saved his partner if he got there faster. 

He is driving in a neighborhood populated with taller residential buildings and Jane (Olivia Horton) lands on his front hood. This disastrous jump smashes Jane apart. We see her limbs crushed beyond recognition.

Sargie requests a bus to retrieve Jane's body. All of a sudden, a call arrives from home. Sargie assumes his wife is calling, but Santino (Sean Harris) informs him that his wife and child are gone.

Sargie calls for backup to his home. At his home, Santino is standing in the dining area with evil words written on his body, the same we see on the wall in Iraq. The ancient text has a direct correlation with the strange activity going on in the city, a demonic message with severe implications on vulnerable people such as the American soldiers in Iraq. 

Sargie confronts Santino, yelling at this possessed person to tell him the location of his family. He pounds on Santino's face over and over again to beat the answer out of him. Still, Santino refuses to give up the whereabouts of his family. The rest of the police force arrive on-scene to restrain a supernaturally-strong Santino.

Sargie and another cop escort Santino into the police station. At the precinct, Satino is restrained to a chair in the holding room. Sargie, Gordon (Dorian Missick), and another fellow officer secure Santino to a chair. The two cops have a hard time keeping Santino in place. 

Sargie requests Gordon and the other officer to leave. He assumes responsibility for what may happen. Mendoza (Edgar Ramirez) is ready to perform the exorcism. He asks Sargie to leave. Sargie convinces him he must be a part of this ritual to save his family. 

Mendoza briefs Sargie on the five parts of this exorcism. This exorcism will happen in steps, so Mendoza tells Sargie to not listen to anything this demon says. The main focus is casting out the demon attached to Santino's soul. 

The police officers watch from another room. Santino's chair shakes like an earthquake is rocking the room. The evil from within Santino is intense. It deliberately wants to harm all who come in contact with its possessed host. 

Mendoza asks Sargie to pray. He specifically urges him to block off anything the demon speaks about during this exorcism ritual. Mendoza chants out words of God and begins the exorcism. The demonic possessed Santino grows stronger. He frees himself from the chair. 

Mendoza instructs Sargie to restrain Santino. He continues to perform the exorcism. The next stage is even more intense. The chair shakes and the room vibrates.

The demon knows all weaknesses consuming Mendoza and Sargie. Mendoza contradicts the advice he gives Sargie. He begins to weaken from the demon telling him that his Claudia fling resulted in the birth of his son. Mendoza fights back in tears, knowing that Claudia kept his son and didn't abort this baby. 

Sargie calms Mendoza down. He reminds him that he must follow what he told him to do. He must not give-in to the demon. This demon has clairvoyant powers and can read minds. 

Santino's head begins to split horizontally across. Mendoza tells Sargie to get ready. Sargie responds to Mendoza as if he thought the worst has passed. 

The exorcism goes back on track. Mendoza draws closer to Santino and requests the demon's name. What is your name Demon?! Sargie prays with the words of the Bible. 

Mendoza chants out the exorcism rite, with each passing word of God weakening the demon. He needs the name of this demon to finalize the exorcism. He applies the cross to the host's forehead. 

The name of the demon is echoed out. Sargie hears the "Jungler" as representing the name of this demon. Mendoza asks Sargie what name did he say to you? Sargie confirms the demon's name is the Jungler. 

Mendoza now has name and can complete the fifth stage of the exorcism. He uses this name to exorcise the demon out of Santino. The beast is on the verge of leaving Santino. 

Mendoza gives everything he has to destroy the demon Jungler. Jungler finally leaves Santino. Mendoza pins his back up against the wall, holding his heart with exhaustion. He tells Sargie the Beast is gone. 

Sargie is relieved to find out this news. He confronts Santino and whispers to Santino, where we see his lips motion where is his family. Santino gives up the location of his wife and daughter. 

The police force rush out to a storage area. They cut a lock off of a unit. Another lock is removed to expose a paint work van. Two police officers hold Sargie back to prevent any anger from what may appear behind the van doors 

The last lock is cut and Sargie's wife exits. Sargie's daughter is also rescued from the van. Sargie hugs them both, happen to found them safe and alive. 

At Sargie's home, Mendoza performs a baptism on Sargie's newborn girl. He willingly denounces all evil, believing that maintaining his faith in God is his choice. Sargie's daughter is now baptized.

On a dark screen, a title card reads that Sargie retired shortly after this case. He still keeps in touch with Mendoza. Deliver Us From Evil involves saving the people we love most from the primal evil not of this world. Essentially, vulnerability and lack of faith open the doors to this type of evil. 

The End.

***Deliver Us From Evil ending is not entirely accurate as you will see at the movies. However, this ending gives you an idea of what to expect in the ending. It delivers us a great movie ending that is expected in exorcism movies. We see an intense exorcism. The host is saved from the evil demon.