Details
- Status
- Released
- Release
- July 1, 2020 (6 years ago)
- Runtime
- 1h 28m
- Rating
- PG-13
- Language
- English
- Origins
- Companies
- Angry Adam Productions, BoulderLight Pictures
External Scores
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Cast View all

Dave DavisYakov Ronen

Lynn CohenMrs. Litvak

Menashe LustigReb Shulem

Malky GoldmanSarah

Fred MelamedDr. Kohlberg

Nati RabinowitzLane

Moshe LobelLazer

Spencer ZenderEric
Dun LaskeyYoung Rubin
Hershy Fishman
Ronald CohenMr. Rubin Litvak
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Crew View all

Keith ThomasDirector & Writer

Jason BlumExecutive Producer

Ryan TurekExecutive Producer
Karen BarraganExecutive Producer
Melvin AngExecutive Producer
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External reviews
The VigilYiddish horror blends the secular and divine in terrifying ways
‘The Vigil’ review: Efficiently creepy horror film rooted in Jewish loreHorror films often offer catharsis, but rarely are they also as deeply sorrowful as Keith Thomas’s “The Vigil,” a horror film based in Jewish faith and...
The VigilDave Davis is a Jewish man sitting vigil over a corpse in Keith Thomas's horror film. Read the Empire review.
The Vigil Review - IGNIntense and atmospheric, Keith Thomas’ The Vigil invigorates demonic horror by centering on Jewish traditions, especially those concerning death.
‘The Vigil’ Review: ‘The Conjuring’ With an Orthodox Jewish Twist That Could Birth a FranchiseKeith Thomas' debut doesn't reinvent the horror playbook, but it's a welcome expansion of its themes.
The Vigil: Demonic horror set among Hasidic Jews deserves a franchiseReview: A long, creepy night of the souls makes excellent use of its setting
The Vigil: Chilling Jewish folklore proves Catholics don't have a monopoly on religious-based horror — Original CinBy Thom Ernst

