Feature2026·88m·6.3

Leviticus

It will never stop.

HorrorRomance

Two teenage boys must escape a violent entity that takes the form of the person they desire most: each other.

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Cast

Joe Bird

Naim Reid

Stacy Clausen

Ryan Whelan

Mia Wasikowska

Arlene Reid

Nicholas Hope

Deliverance Healer

Tyallah Bullock

Marnie

Ewen Leslie

Rod

Jeremy Blewitt

Hunter

Davida McKenzie

Izzie

Shannon Berry

Jessica

Julia Grace

Cathy Whelan

Hyu Motoki

Macca

Edwina Wren

Jacky

Anna Mtungwazi

Girl Reading Poem

David Serafin

Bill

Flynn Glazebrook

Macca's Mate

James Margetts

Macca's Mate

Samuel Ostik-Smith

Macca's Mate

Jasdeep Saini

Macca's Mate

Hasini Walpola

Service Station Manager

Zahra Newman

Rita

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
English
Budget
$3.5M
Revenue
$8.5M
Age rating
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Causeway FilmsSalmira ProductionsScreen AustraliaVicScreenArenamediaLazy Susan Films

Crew

Director

Adrian Chiarella

Writers

Adrian Chiarella

Jed Kurzel

Original Music Composer

Tyson Perkins

Director of Photography

Nick Fenton

Editor

Bethany Ryan

Production Design

Zohie Castellano

Costume Design

Gallery

Reviews

Nick

6/21/2026

8.0

A masterclass in queer horror! Adrian Chiarella brilliantly subverts the conversion therapy trope by turning the "cleansing" ritual into a living, shape-shifting nightmare. The entity taking the shape of what the boys desire most—each other—is a devastatingly poetic metaphor. Tyson Perkins’ gorgeous, bleak cinematography of rural Australia makes every frame feel loaded with dread. It’s atmospheric, deeply romantic, and utterly heartbreaking.

Sierbahnn

8/1/2026

6.0

If you have seen It Follows, then a lot of the beats of this movie will be familiar to you. This movie, however, is better than It Follows because it gives a context as to why it happens. The characters therefore become more relatable and the tension becomes more grounded than the jump scares of It Follows. The cast in this movie are doing a great job, and the director is doing fantastically. The effects are well produced and the indifference of certain side characters heighten the sense of abandonment that the characters suffer through. It's a good watch.