Faith is powerful and terrifying.
This tag dives into films shaped by belief, exploring how religion can heal, harm, or horrify.
These stories are not limited to traditional exorcism tales. They span institutional power, theological horror, and personal struggles with faith.
Examples include the church secrets of Stigmata, the religious cult in Midsommar, and the nuanced spirituality of Saint Maud.
Whether reverent or irreverent, these films explore the collision of the sacred and the profane, delving into stories shaped by belief, from institutional power and spiritual awe to the unsettling realms of theological horror.
Set in 1919, The Returned is a Spanish horror film about one woman’s desire to bring back the baby she lost. Movie review
The Cleansing Hour. Should you watch it on Shudder as part of your 2020 Halloween horror movie viewing. All signs point to yes, it’s got gore galore.
Demonic possession has never been so cheesy. Extra Ordinary shows how the luck of the Irish can deal out Comedy as Rose helps Martin save his daughter.
For lovers of movies set in morgues, The Possession of Hannah Grace should be a solid choice for a night in. But is this film scary enough?
I Trapped the Devil is a film from Josh Lobo made on a budget of $1 million for IFC Midnight.
Pledge movie follows a group of college freshmen who pledge an exclusive fraternity. How far would you go to be popular? Is hazing real?
