Cult Killer

About This Movie

Cult Killer really leans into that grimy, unsettling vibe. It captures the essence of a small town where everyone seems normal but there's a dark secret lurking. The pacing is interesting—sometimes methodical, which builds tension effectively, then it hits you with some brutal moments that feel raw and unfiltered. The performances are solid, especially the lead investigator, who really embodies that mix of determination and vulnerability. The practical effects are a highlight too; they add a layer of authenticity that digital effects just can’t replicate. It’s a gritty exploration of morality and trust, showing how far one might go to protect those they care about, even if it means teaming up with a killer. It's definitely not your standard crime flick.

Directed by Jon Keeyes, known for indie horror. · Practical effects are a standout feature. · Shot on location in a small town, enhancing atmosphere. · Features an original score that adds to the tension.