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I was sort of hoping that 'The Last Exorcism' would end unambiguously with it being all a manifestation of schizophrenia or something. It sort of leaned that way at one point in the film. I think you can still do an exorcism movie that ends this way and still be scary (indeed some might argue that it is even scarier!).
As for 'Lovely Molly', that movie freaked me the fuck out on multiple levels. My interpretation is that it was all in her head.
It just occurred to me that I haven't answered the OPs question. Sorry about that. I would love to know if there is indeed an exorcism movie that has a mental health as opposed to a paranormal explanation.
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