5/5 It’s a great movie that I feel sticks its landing and worth a watch, also it makes me not want to listen to Radiohead’s Creep anymore.

4/5 Hugh Grant is doing amazing work here as Mr Reed an unassuming deliciously sinister character chewing scenery every chance he gets, propped up by two excellent newcomers in Sophie Thatcher and Chloe East. Their back and forth interactions are wonderfully executed.

3/5 It’s super easy to accept this progression in the story because just like in this forsaken reality we live in religion is always just used as a tool, a means to an end for those with wicked intentions.

2/5 The script is so tight and crisp delving into religious ideologies as a form of control over a person, but the movie isn’t interested in going deeper into the questions it poses.

(5/5) It’s a great movie that I feel sticks its landing and worth a watch, also it makes me not want to listen to Radiohead’s Creep anymore.

(4/5) Hugh Grant is putting in an amazing shift here as Mr Reed an unassuming deliciously sinister character chewing scenery every chance he gets, propped up by two excellent newcomers in Sophie Thatcher and Chloe East. Their back and forth interactions are wonderfully executed.

(3/5) It’s super easy to accept this progression in the story because just like in real life religion is always just used as a tool, a means to an end for those with wicked intentions.

(2/5) The script is so tight and crisp delving into religious ideologies as a form of control over a person, but the movie isn’t interested in going deeper into the questions it poses.

It’s a shame it’s in cinemas in Feb 2025 where I’m from