In the Name of God

About This Movie

So, 'In the Name of God' feels like it really dives into the murky waters of faith and doubt. The pacing is deliberate, almost like it’s building this slow tension that creeps up on you. I mean, you start with this priest, right? He’s riding high after his wife's miraculous comeback from the brink of death. But then it all spirals when people start poking holes in the miracle. The exploration of the occult is done with some surprisingly effective practical effects that add this gritty realism. The performances really bring the dread to life—there's this palpable sense of desperation. It’s not your typical horror fare; more like a psychological descent into what one’s faith can drive them to do. There’s a rawness here that I find compelling.

Explores themes of faith and doubt · Strong practical effects · Atmospheric tension builds gradually