Episode 11: Leviticus

Some horror movies ask you to suspend your disbelief. Leviticus asks what happens when belief itself becomes the horror. In this episode, Jack & George Do Horror takes on Leviticus, a film that mixes religious imagery, occult mystery, and creeping dread into something that feels unsettling long before the scares arrive. This isn't a movie built around jump scares. It's built around the slow realization that something is deeply, profoundly wrong. And once that feeling settles in… It never really lets go.

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