In this intense episode, we dissect Heretic (2024), the gripping psychological thriller that’s redefining faith and fear on screen. Starring Hugh Grant as the diabolical Mr. Reed, whose chilling line, “Faith isn’t just belief. It’s obedience,” sets the tone for a harrowing battle of wills against two young missionaries caught in a web of manipulation and doubt.

Directed by Scott Beck and Bryan Woods, Heretic plunges us into a dark exploration of ideology, control, and the terrifying power of conviction. We break down Grant’s electrifying performance — described by critics as “next-level” and “a career-defining role” — and the film’s masterful use of religious symbolism and psychological terror.

Join us as we unravel the twisted narrative, discuss key scenes like the unforgettable confrontation at the door, and explore what Heretic reveals about the nature of belief and the cost of questioning it. Whether you’re a fan of horror, thrillers, or provocative cinema, this episode delivers a deep dive packed with spoilers, analysis, and bold takes. Subscribe and hit the bell to never miss a dive into cinema’s most compelling stories!

We also have a special guest on tonights episode.. The amazing Becky from the This girl loves horror instagram and has a podcast Called The Girl and The Gay Movie Podcast.