Let Us Prey
Directed by Brian O'Malley
A man brought to a police station possesses everyone's darkest secrets. He knows what the sheriff's hiding in his house, what the drunk driver did only hours before and the horrific trauma that haunts a female rookie (THE WOMAN's Pollyanna McIntosh). As the cops try to figure out who or what he is, they soon realize deadly retribution awaits anyone who stands in his way. Cleverly mixing elements of Stephen King's STORM OF THE CENTURY and NEEDFUL THINGS with John Carpenter's ATTACK ON PRECINCT 13, this violent chiller is definitely not for the easily disturbed.
A man brought to a police station possesses everyone's darkest secrets.
Cast: Liam Cunningham, Pollyanna McIntosh, Bryan Larkin
Member Reviews
Interesting, creepy, and crazy, with a very satisfying ending. The CGI corvids kept knocking me out of the mood, but at least they didn't appear too often.
Good opening sequence and old-school soundtrack. I really wanted to like this due to high ratings...but falls flat as a lazy written B-movie, quite dumb and predictable for the most part. The ending was extremely cheesy and sucked...bad. An alternate ending may bring it to 4 stars... it just seemed rushed.
Quality budget film. Great acting and good gore along side an interesting supernatural element.
As soon as Davos Seaworth strolled in, I knew it was going to be good. Love it when a mysterious stranger knows everyone's secrets.
Okay. Interesting enough. A few holes in the plot, ending was a little out of nowhere and I didn't like it. Acting was good.