Film critic Peter Travers reviews "Heretic," directed by Scott Beck and Bryan Woods, starring Hugh Grant, Sophie Thatcher and Chloe East.

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visitors pass below a cow skull and crossbones encircled by deer antlers and topped with a black steel crown — a Wild West slant on a colonial symbol meaning “No King but God.” Once inside the home’s ...

Heretic' directors and writers Scott Beck and Bryan Woods talk complacency within Hollywood and the effort to create ...

Other than being mothers and wives with seemingly endless time on their hands, these women currently sharing the spotlight are all Mormon, naturally drawing a connection between their faith and ...

The new horror movie 'Heretic' delves into Mormonism more than any mainstream film to date. The directors of the film explained why they chose to explore that faith. During a 2024 interview with ...

“We were starting to get our bearings with Mormon faith, which is the entry point into the film,” Beck says of the early genesis of Heretic, and how it became a project of genuine inquiry for ...

In the new religious horror movie from Scott Beck and Bryan Woods, East (The Fabelmans) and Thatcher (Yellowjackets) play Sister Paxton and Sister Barnes, a pair of Mormon missionaries deployed to ...

More than 30 seasons into Dancing With the Stars, there’s still one question that Us needs answered: Why are so many ballroom dancers Mormon? When the reality competition premiered in 2005 ...