You know what is truly horrifying in modern day society? Homophobia. Adrian Chiarella personifies and amplifies it in his directorial debut, horror film Leviticus following two teenage boys attempting to outrun a violent entity that takes the form of the person they desire most – each other.
Arriving at Cineworld on 4th September, Unlimited members were treated to an early screening last night, and this is what they had to say about Leviticus, starring Joe Bird, Stacy Clausen, and Tyallah Bullock.
Want to book on for the next Unlimited screening? You’ll need an Unlimited membership, which costs the equivalent of two cinema tickets a month on average, allowing you to watch as many films as you want as many times as you want. You can also access these exclusive preview screenings, and get discounts on cinema snacks and our partner restaurants. The next Unlimited screening is Heart of the Beast on 20th September.
You know the phrase “this could’ve been an email”? Well, there’s no chance of Leviticus falling into that same trap at a succinct 88 minute runtime. Plenty of time to give you the heebie jeebies, and leave you wanting more.
A solid horror flick that didn’t outstay its welcome. Decent.
— Jamie Phillips (@JNPhillips4) August 23, 2026
Aleena felt the same. Leviticus absolutely flew by while also making a long-lasting impression.

And speaking of bigots being the biggest horror the world has ever seen, Letterboxd user Gummeebear absolutely nails it with their review.

For fans of It Follows, Leviticus should definitely be on your watchlist.
Really good! A bit like saccharine crossed with It Follows. Recommend it!
— Tam Honks (@ManiacCop3) August 23, 2026
Absolutely loved it, similar to it follows but a less depressing
— Andy (@hillyon) August 23, 2026
And if there’s one thing we love to see in film, it’s a blending of genres. Kieran describes it as horror meets romance meets coming-of-age. Leviticus definitely doesn’t place itself in a box.

And the performances from our leads Joe Bird and Stacy Clausen are truly noteworthy.
so amazing !! loved it sm, the performances were amazing and the story made me feel so many emotions
— maddie*🕷✮🕸 (@labulisa) August 23, 2026
I loved it so much!! The 2 boys were brilliant! Definitely scared me too 👌🏻👌🏻 #Leviticus
— Dan (Taylor’s version) (@Dan_Baynham95) August 23, 2026
But if you’re a millennial, you might want to take extra precautions with this jumpscare…

Leviticus arrives at Cineworld on 2nd September. Book your tickets now.