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Cast

Winona Ryder
as Maya Larkin

Ben Chaplin
as Peter Kelson

Sarah Wynter
as Claire Van Owen

John Hurt
as Father Lareaux

Philip Baker Hall
as James

Elias Koteas
as John Townsend

John Beasley
as Mike Smythe

Victor Slezak
as Father Thomas

John Diehl
as Henry Birdson

Brad Greenquist
as George Viznik

W. Earl Brown
as William Kelson

Brian Reddy
as Father Frank

James Lancaster
as Father Jeremy

Paul Kleiman
as Paramedic

Ashley Edner
as Gina

Alfre Woodard
as Doctor

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Critic Reviews for Lost Souls

Audience Reviews for Lost Souls

• Apr 24, 2012

  Lost Souls is a dark and suspenseful thriller that explores the battle between spiritual forces. The story follows an exorcist who attempts to save a man who has been mark to be Satan's vessel, so that he can take human form. Winona Ryder and Ben Chaplin lead the cast and give solid performances. The film is very stylized and atmospheric, which helps it to maintain an air of suspense and a sense of foreboding. And while the material is fairly derivative, it does have some dark turns and twists that give the story some additional intrigue and edginess. Though it does have flaws, Lost Souls is a hauntingly chilling supernatural thriller.
  Dann M Super Reviewer
• Oct 23, 2011

  A pretty interesting film. Not the greatest flick out there, but still a little entertaining with a few scares.
  Jacob P Super Reviewer
• Dec 01, 2009

  More grounded than most possession/end-of-the-world movies. Put another way, more 'Rosemary's Baby' than 'The Exorcist' which is the smarter, more interesting path. Intriguing enough to pull me along and well acted by the leads, smoky-eyed Winona Ryder and earnest Ben Chaplin. However the transitions from scene to scene are downright poor, here are a few examples: A man pursuing the protags is transforming into a beast in an empty house. Cut to: Protags running down the street. Ryder says Chaplin will become Satan incarnate on his 33rd birthday unless they can find a solution. With wide-eyed horror, Chaplin reveals that his birthday is tomorrow. Cut to: the pair of them leisurely sharing a coffee and cigarette on a terrace. WTF?!?!? Protags are beset upon by a hundred parishioners, Chaplin shoots two. Cut to: Protags running down the street. It's as if the screenwriter couldn't figure out how to extricate the heroes from sticky situations, so he simply excused himself from the task! Afraid that won't cut it, mate. Fittingly, the movie ends on an anticlimactic beat too: I was left there thinking, "That's it? That's the best resolution you came up with?" Possession movies are usually hokey yawners, but at least 'Lost Souls' tried putting some style into the proceedings.
  Doctor S Super Reviewer
• Aug 01, 2008

  <b> I have seen very few of Ben Chaplin Movies. For a Satanism thingy was this Movie not really convicing. The Plot was okay and the Actors tried their best. Worth watching once though
  Lilo C Super Reviewer

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