Indiana Demonic Possession Movie Coming Soon

The Indiana demonic possession house story is about to become a Hollywood movie, according to the priest who exorcised evil spirits on the property. Reverend Michael Maginot steadfastly claims that he personally witnessed supernatural activity inside Latoya Ammon’s rental home. Maginot has reportedly singed a movie deal about the exorcism and other happenings at the Gary house with Evergreen Media Holdings.

Movie company executive chairman Tony DeRosa-Grund also produced The Conjuring. The film was similar to the Indiana demonic possession story. In The Conjuring a family claimed that their farm house in Rhode Island was haunted by demonic spirits. Although DeRosa-Grund has not revealed specific details about the movie deal with Reverend Maginot, the priest did tell local media that he believes the film will present an accurate portrayal of the demonic possession which allegedly occurred.

As previously reported by The Inquisitr, Ghost Adventures host Zak Bagans recently bought Latoya Ammon’s rental home. Bagans reportedly wants to spend time inside the hand any supernatural incidents. “If it’s true this home is portal to hell, then I want to go there and see what happens,” Bagans said.

Reverend Michael Maginot had this to say about an Indiana demonic possession house movie:

“The story is good as it is there’s no need to sensationalize it. You don’t need to go crazy with it.”

The movie is reportedly tentatively titled, The Exorcisms of Latoya Ammons. Maginot is the reverend of St. Stephen, Martyr Parish in Merrillville, Indiana.

As previously reported by The Inquisitr, the Indiana mom told the media and a multitude of social and law enforcement staffers that all three of her children have shown signs of demon possession. The warning signs reportedly include the use of “strangely deep” voices, bulging eyes, and “evil” smiles. Ammons’ 12-year-old daughter allegedly levitated inside their Gary home.

The ghost story would not have likely made national headline and gone viral if Gary Police Department Captain Charles Austin had not visited the home several times and ultimately become a believer in the demonic possession story. At first he thought the family was merely attempting to attract attention and perhaps make some quick cash by selling their story, but that all changed he spent some time inside the home and with the children.

Latoya Ammons and her family moved into the Carolina Street home in Gary during the end of 2011. It did not take long before reports of swarms of flies around the house, wet footprints on the living room floor, and other strange occurrences became public.