Reviews are in for Hugh Grant’s LDS missionary horror movie. Here’s what they say.
The horror-thriller 'Heretic," in which Hugh Grant terrorizes a pair of female missionaries for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, had its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival — and early responses are largely positive.
Heretic First Reactions – Hugh Grant Delivers “One of His Best Performances”
Heretic debuted at this year's Toronto International Film Festival, and the first audiences are having their say on the film they're calling "thrilling from start to finish", which is a "deep and profound look at the decisions we make, the power of control and iterations of religion."
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Hugh Grant is going full-blown baddie in A24âs upcoming horror flick, Heretic. True, the award-winning actor has played ...
The two missionaries should have thought twice about entering the elaborate trap where Scott Beck and Bryan Woods’ theological mind game takes place.
on Sunday — is the latest film from ascendant writer-directors Scott Beck and Bryan Woods, and audiences will be pleasantly surprised to learn the actor playing the diabolical Mr Reed ...
Writing and directing duo Scott Beck and Bryan Woods (“A Quiet Place”) have done their research when it comes to questioning ancient philosophers and the religions of the world. Perfecting ...
Suspense and horror films typically get second-class treatment at fall film festivals, often relegated to midnight slots and ...
Written and directed by Scott Beck and Bryan Woods, a key part of the creative team behind the thoughtfully unnerving A Quiet Place franchise, Heretic is a genuinely different kind of horror ...
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