Heretic: Check out the scary new trailer, plot, cast, creative team and release date of Hugh Grant starrer movie

Heretic, a horror film featuring Hugh Grant as a man who traps two young Mormon missionaries in psychological games, will be in theaters on November 15. The first trailer for the movie has been released.

Plot and Cast

Hugh Grant plays Mr. Reed, a man who invites two young Mormon missionaries into his home. The missionaries, played by Sophie Thatcher and Chloe East, soon realize they cannot leave. Mr. Reed, played by Grant, presents them with a choice. He writes “BELIEF” and “DISBELIEF” on two doorways. The missionaries must choose a door based on their faith. The trailer shows a wooden maze that one of the missionaries gets lost in. The cast includes Elle McKinnon, River Codack, Carolyn Adair, Stephanie Lavigne, and Elle Young.

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Creative Team

“Heretic” is written and directed by Scott Beck and Bryan Woods. They are known for their script for “A Quiet Place” and the crime horror film “Haunt.” They also co-wrote the screenplay for “The Boogeyman.” Production took place in Vancouver. Apart from Beck and Woods, producers include Julia Glausi, Kai Raka, Katie Aquino, Scott Beck, Liliane Bedford, Stacey Sher and Jeanette Volturno.

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Trailer and Release Date

The trailer for “Heretic” shows the psychological horror elements of the film. The missionaries face choices and navigate a maze. The film releases on November 15. Watch the trailer for a glimpse into the intense psychological games.

FAQs:

What is the plot of “Heretic”?
“Heretic” follows two Mormon missionaries trapped in a house by a sinister homeowner, Mr. Reed, who makes them navigate psychological challenges.

Who directed “Heretic”?
Scott Beck and Bryan Woods directed “Heretic.” They are known for writing “A Quiet Place” and directing “Haunt.”