Review: Heretic' captures Hugh Grant at his devilish best
Briefly

A24's Heretic is a unique take on horror, emphasizing theological discussions over intense gore and jump scares, offering a cerebral approach to the genre.
The film is characterized by a tension-filled atmosphere, focusing on weighty discussions between two Mormon missionaries and a warped pie peddler, creating a character-driven narrative.
Although horror fans may feel misled by its promotional material, Heretic provides a clever alternative to traditional jump-scare horror, showcasing engaging dialogue and character conflict.
The directors, Scott Beck and Bryan Woods, skillfully blend pop culture references into the dialogue to enhance the themes of control and the influence of world religions.
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