Hugh Grant's Chilling Role in 'Heretic' Explores Faith and Control
The horror film 'Heretic' challenges perceptions of religion through a sinister narrative led by Hugh Grant.
- Hugh Grant stars as Mr. Reed, a charismatic scholar whose discussions on faith take a dark turn.
- The film uses pop culture metaphors, including Monopoly and Star Wars, to explore themes of religious control.
- Grant's portrayal of Mr. Reed combines dark humor with a menacing presence, surprising audiences with his performance.
- Directors Scott Beck and Bryan Woods spent a decade researching various theologies to craft the film's complex narrative.
- The ambiguous ending invites viewers to interpret the film's exploration of belief and reality.