THE DEVIL INSIDE appears to be another promising "found-footage" / pseudo "documentary" hybrid that looks to follow in the lucrative footsteps of The Last Exorcism, a film that did incredibly well (in no small measure) as a result of the large Latino patronage it garnered - especially among Hispanic women (!) due to its religious subject matter and links to Catholicism. The William Brent Bell helmed horror/thriller is sceduled to be released via Paramount Pictures' new, low-budget horror films division Insurge Pictures.

Given that fact, no doubt, the film is slated to be released on January 6th, a date with religious undertones that is traditionally observed in the Latin community as Día de los Tres Reyes Magos (AKA 3 Kings Day, Fest of Epiphany, Day of the Magi, Twelfth Night, Little Christmas, etc.). So it's no wonder, then, that the producers have also chosen to add some Latin flavor to one of the film's principal roles in the form of Brazilian actress Fernanda Andrade (Sons of Anarchy, Fallen), who plays Isabella Rossi, the daughter of a woman - Maria Rossi (Suzan Crowley) - who authorities claim brutally murdererd three people because she was clinically insane. Shot on location in Rome and Bucharest, Isabella sets out to discover the truth. While documenting her experience with a film crew in Italy, she becomes involved in a series of unauthorized exorcisms.

LATIN HORROR will bring you an interview with Fernanda Andrada as the film nears.