Films starts with a good solid Grade B horror film with black humor and lower production qualities (but just below a top production). Then it becomes serious, sort of. It doesn't quite lose the silly elements completely, but the shift to more serious horror possession turns sour as it clashes with the previously established lighter elements. The conclusions tries to do something more with the film. Unsuccessfully. Not horrid to watch, but it became tiresome as it unfolded.
Review of The Cleansing Hour
