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Movie Review: The Heretics (2017)

Gloria (Nina Kiri) has one hell of a skeleton in her closet…namely she was kidnapped by a cult during a “locust moon” and tied up on an altar, but in a unique twist; the cultists kill themselves letting their captive live! Flash forward a few years, and G-dawg has hooked up with a fellow trauma survivor named Joan (Jorja Cadence), and is livin’ all lovey-dovey in dysfunctional paradise…that is until one of those pesky cult members, a dude named Thomas (Ry Barrett), who kidnaps her to complete the ritual began years before. will Gloria survive the ordeal…and what is growing inside her, and will Joan be able to rescue her love from the grip of the arcane?!! The Heretics definitely has a few checks in the ol’ plus column; and first and foremost among them is the acting on hand. Kiri makes for a great lead who can go from vulnerable victim, to strong survivor, to off-kilter possessed with equal

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DanXIII
Oct 27, 2018
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Witness ‘The Heretics’ This November

This November, a woman will transform into something very, very strange in The Heretics, the horror thriller from Chad Archibald, the director that also brought us Bite and The Drownsman. In the film, “a young woman (Nina Kiri of ”The Handmaid’s Tale”) is abducted by a strange man who claims that a cult is hunting her. His goal is to protect her until sunrise but while restrained, she falls deathly ill. As her friends and family search for her, the source of her illness becomes more and more apparent. She’s not sick…she’s changing.”From Black Fawn Films, the award-winning and celebrated Canadian horror machine behind the Antisocial series, Bite, and Let Her Out, comes a film that’s “part cabin-in-the-woods thriller, part psychological puzzle, and part demonic possession battleground” (iHorror). Nina Kiri, Ry Barrett (Lifechanger), and Jorja Cadence star in The Heretics available On Demand November 6, 2018, and DVD on January 5th from Uncork’d Entertainment.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Oct 19, 2018
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Witness The Trailer For Chad Archibald’s ‘The Heretics’

Black Fawn Films’ Chad Archibald (Bite) and Cody Calahan (Antisocial) are preparing to take their eighth collaboration with Breakthrough Entertainment, titled ‘The Heretics’, to the European Film Market in Berlin ahead of its international film festival run. In the film, written by Jayme Laforest, a notorious cult kidnaps a young girl, and sacrifice themselves by the light of the locust moon. The next morning the girl awakes, caked in dried blood and surrounded by corpses…but safe – or so she thinks. Years later, the locust moon is about to rise again and the girl is captured once more by a surviving member of the cult. She is taken to a remote cabin where she learns that she is changing. Nina Kiri, Jorja Cadence, Ry Barrett, Nina Richmond, Will King, Ty Phoenix, Colin Price, and Julie C. Sheppard star in the film whose first trailer has arrived. Take a look.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Mar 2, 2017

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Movie Review: The Heretics (2017)

Gloria (Nina Kiri) has one hell of a skeleton in her closet…namely she was kidnapped by a cult during a “locust moon” and tied up on an altar, but in a unique twist; the cultists kill themselves letting their captive live! Flash forward a few years, and G-dawg has hooked up with a fellow trauma survivor named Joan (Jorja Cadence), and is livin’ all lovey-dovey in dysfunctional paradise…that is until one of those pesky cult members, a dude named Thomas (Ry Barrett), who kidnaps her to complete the ritual began years before. will Gloria survive the ordeal…and what is growing inside her, and will Joan be able to rescue her love from the grip of the arcane?!! The Heretics definitely has a few checks in the ol’ plus column; and first and foremost among them is the acting on hand. Kiri makes for a great lead who can go from vulnerable victim, to strong survivor, to off-kilter possessed with equal

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DanXIII
Oct 27, 2018
Horror Fuel

Witness ‘The Heretics’ This November

This November, a woman will transform into something very, very strange in The Heretics, the horror thriller from Chad Archibald, the director that also brought us Bite and The Drownsman. In the film, “a young woman (Nina Kiri of ”The Handmaid’s Tale”) is abducted by a strange man who claims that a cult is hunting her. His goal is to protect her until sunrise but while restrained, she falls deathly ill. As her friends and family search for her, the source of her illness becomes more and more apparent. She’s not sick…she’s changing.”From Black Fawn Films, the award-winning and celebrated Canadian horror machine behind the Antisocial series, Bite, and Let Her Out, comes a film that’s “part cabin-in-the-woods thriller, part psychological puzzle, and part demonic possession battleground” (iHorror). Nina Kiri, Ry Barrett (Lifechanger), and Jorja Cadence star in The Heretics available On Demand November 6, 2018, and DVD on January 5th from Uncork’d Entertainment.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Oct 19, 2018
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Witness The Trailer For Chad Archibald’s ‘The Heretics’

Black Fawn Films’ Chad Archibald (Bite) and Cody Calahan (Antisocial) are preparing to take their eighth collaboration with Breakthrough Entertainment, titled ‘The Heretics’, to the European Film Market in Berlin ahead of its international film festival run. In the film, written by Jayme Laforest, a notorious cult kidnaps a young girl, and sacrifice themselves by the light of the locust moon. The next morning the girl awakes, caked in dried blood and surrounded by corpses…but safe – or so she thinks. Years later, the locust moon is about to rise again and the girl is captured once more by a surviving member of the cult. She is taken to a remote cabin where she learns that she is changing. Nina Kiri, Jorja Cadence, Ry Barrett, Nina Richmond, Will King, Ty Phoenix, Colin Price, and Julie C. Sheppard star in the film whose first trailer has arrived. Take a look.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Mar 2, 2017