You've heard of "faith-based movies"? Well, "Heretic" is essentially the opposite. In A24's thorny, impossible-to-anticipate thriller, co-directors Scott Beck and Bryan Woods (best known as the writers of "A Quiet Place") ask audiences to accept Hugh Grant as a demented religious scholar so extreme,

When it comes to religious horror films, most entries in the genre usually stay in fairly familiar territory. Demon possession, evil antichrist babies, and the devil manipulating one’s actions are all within the usual realm of the religious horror movie.

Hugh Grant is devastatingly sharp in A24's latest horror movie, "Heretic," co-starring Sophie Thatcher and Chloe East.

A new trailer for A24’s Heretic has been released. Heretic is an upcoming A24 horror movie written and directed by Scott Beck and Bryan Woods. Starring Hugh Grant in a villainous role, the film will be released in United States theaters this November.

Two Mormon evangelists are tasked with converting a reclusive older man in 'A Quiet Place' duo Scott Beck and Bryan Woods' feature co-starring Sophie Thatcher and Chloe East.

I knew Beck and Woods could write a good horror movie due to their script for "A Quiet Place," but that was a specific type of horror: a high concept mainstream crowdpleaser focused on funhouse frights over big ideas.

Soon we will see Hugh Grant take on what is being called the role of his career in the upcoming horror movie Heretic, but the star has revealed that the inspiration behind his crazy villain actually came from real-life people.

The Golden Globe winner turns in one of his finest performances in A24’s ‘Heretic,’ a horror movie that nastily plays off of his suave screen persona. He reflects on how he got here—and what still lies ahead.