Leviticus
Two teenage boys must escape a violent entity that takes the form of the person they desire most - each other.
Cast
Adrian Chiarella
Director
Joe Bird
Naim
Stacy Clausen
Ryan
Nicholas Hope
Deliverance Preacher
Mia Wasikowska
Naim's mother
Shannon Berry
Jessica
Tyallah Bullock
Marnie
Rose Flanagan
Cashier
Kamran Fulleylove
Security Guard
Eloise Gentle
Shopper
Flynn Glazebrook
Macca Mate
Jason Hura
Tracking dog handler
Hyu Motoki
Macca
Anna Mtungwazi
Girl
Adrian Chiarella
Writer
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I never saw it coming 😭😭 Leviticus 👌👌👌 excellent
It's cool
the story is incomplete, they never really went broad on why is this happening another is the mum is fucked up. ngl i want her to happened to them
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gay people go like this one
the gay shit ruined everything, I'm not watching any gay nonsense movie
This is not the kind of film you simply watch and move on from. It stays with you. There is something deeply unsettling yet profoundly human about this story. Beneath the darkness, the fear, the faith, and the supernatural elements, I saw a story about what happens when people are taught to fear parts of themselves they were never meant to hate. It made me think about the devastating consequences of shame, rejection, religious condemnation, and the desperate need to be accepted for who we truly are. Sometimes the greatest monsters aren't the ones we see on screen—they are the wounds created when love is replaced by fear. This film may challenge you. It may make you uncomfortable. It may even leave you sitting in silence after the credits. But perhaps that's exactly what powerful cinema is supposed to do. So it isn't merely a horror story. It's a reflection on humanity, identity, faith, love.
the mom was the problem
Good movie but I found the priest and church more fascinating. Wished they gave us a small origin on that.
