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
Biblical horror is a criminally underrated subgenre, and this one pretty much knocks it out of the park.
once you watch this it make you want to watch the second one to see what happens. but there's not one
Underappreciated gem. Great tight little contained horror flick. Totally worth the watch.
Loved this movie
edith’sBUNKER-no doubt Pacino nailed Ol’ Lou in that. One of my favorite scenes was on the train telling the tough guy to go home and check on his girl. -Let Us Prey is a movie that every time I watch it,I’ll pick something up I missed b4.