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You should go see the new indie horror film Leviticus.
It's both a queer coming-of-age romance and a blistering indictment of gay conversion therapy.
Mostly, though, it is a seriously creepy movie about a demonic entity that knows exactly how to get to you.
I mean, I think it's pretty terrific, but I'm curious to hear what the rest of the panel thinks.
I'm Glenn Weldon, joining me today on NPR's pop culture happy hour is film and culture critic Kate Young.
Hey, Kate.
Thanks for having me.
Also with this is freelance music and culture journalist Rihanna Cruz.
Hey, Rihanna.
Hey Glenn, happy to be here.
Hey, let's get to it.
Leviticus is set in a small Australian backwater where teenage name and his mother belong to a religious community.
Name is played by Joe Byrd, you might remember from Talk To Me.
Stacey Klausen plays his friend Ryan.
They start having feelings for each other, which touches off a chain of increasingly violent events.