Two new films on Netflix highlight real-life events: 'Patriots Day' and 'The Deliverance'. 'Patriots Day', starring Mark Wahlberg, dramatizes the tragic Boston Marathon bombing of 2013, emphasizing the resilience of the Boston community and the rapid response of law enforcement during the four-day manhunt for the bombers. In contrast, 'The Deliverance', directed by Lee Daniels, recounts the disturbing true story of LaToya Ammons, whose children reportedly exhibited signs of demonic possession in their Indiana home, prompting investigations by police and psychics. The film's narrative includes claims of children levitating and speaking in strange voices, which even convinced local law enforcement of the haunting's authenticity. While 'Patriots Day' serves as a tribute to tragedy and heroism, 'The Deliverance' delves into the eerie and unsettling, raising questions about the boundaries of belief in supernatural occurrences. Both films provide compelling insights into the human experience in the face of extraordinary circumstances.