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

Hugh Grant's faith-based villain steals the show in Heretic, the latest horror film from Scott Beck and Bryan Woods.

Hugh Grant moves away from his typical charming roles and transforms into a religion-obsessed villain in "Heretic." It's in theaters Friday, Nov. 8.

Late in his career, Grant has become very adept at curving the English charms that made him a star toward malice.

Former rom-com fixture plays a Hannibal-like creep in horror film marred by tired tropes.

Two young religious women find themselves trapped in the lair of a madman in A24’s latest horror, a mini-masterpiece of a thriller.

Smart horror thriller stars Hugh Grant in full villain mode.

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Esto es lo que puedes esperar de ‘Heretic’, ‘Small Things like These’ y ‘Christmas Eve in Miller's Point’

"Heretic" merely seeks to provoke - and to entertain. On both levels, it's a sinfully sweet success.

As a housebound sadist menacing a pair of Mormon missionaries, Hugh Grant gives the least engaged and most profoundly joyless performance of his five-decade...

In this scathing review, Rex Reed rips into Hugh Grant’s misguided attempt at horror, describing the film as a “pointless screamfest” that’s more ide...

“Heretic” is a simple but smart thriller about faith, a horror movie of ideas that is as sinister as it is cerebral. The writers of “A Quiet Place” a...

The British actor's unsettling take on a religiously pious man who tests two missionaries' faith is the main reason to see this A24 horror flick.

A24's Heretic is a tense and extremely entertaining horror movie with killer performances from Hugh Grant, Sophie Thatcher, and Chloe East.

At first, Grant doesn’t look like a monster in Heretic, then he pushes his familiar mannerisms into grotesque caricature.

The film, written and directed by Scott Beck and Bryan Wood (the screenwriters of “A Quiet Place”), turns the actor's awkward grin into a symbol of fear ...