From Fallen to Frailty, these religious horror movies pack the ultimate terror, yet have unfairly fallen into obscurity, ignored by most audiences.

“Leviticus” will be of interest to people who follow the conversion therapy controversy, including woke activists and concerned Christians.

“A lot of young queer people had a special connection to [horror] movies. … I wanted to tap into that,” writer-director Adrian Chiarella told HuffPost.

Bi-monthly film series featuring Christian horror films; screening includes director Ugo Ugbor’s 666: Beware the End Is at Hand and The Signs of Endtime 2 (2007). The Reader is free. Producing it ...