Leviticus (2026)

R 20261h 28 minHorror, Romance

Leviticus

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Wokeness

0/10

All Clear

Free of ideological themes and agenda-driven content.

Audience

75% audience score

1 ratings

Details

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

Starring
Joe BirdStacy ClausenMia WasikowskaNicholas HopeTyallah Bullock
Director
Adrian Chiarella
Writer
Adrian Chiarella
Genre
HorrorRomance
Release Date
Jun 17, 2026

Parents Guide

  • Sex Moderate

    In the opening scene, a woman in the shower appears to be receiving oral sex from another woman.

    An extended sequence where a boy gives another a handjob.

    Lots of intense making out scenes with no nudity.

  • Violence Severe

    A character is stabbed in the cheek and the eye with scissors.

    A character's ear is ripped off with shocking bloody injury detail.

    Moderate.

  • Profanity Moderate

    5+ uses of "c**t", occasional uses of "f**k".

  • Drugs Mild

    Two teenagers share a joint.

  • Frightening Scenes Severe

    Religious parents put their teenage sons through an exorcism to heal them. The exorcism results in the boys seizing and foaming at the mouth.

    Only two jump scares in the whole movie, insanely shocking.

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Reviews

  • 5 stars All Clear

    Heartbreaking story of love and religious trauma. Shows the experience of how gay teens struggle in religious based communities. There is some demonic possession which could be considered necessary to avoid by Christian viewers, but no “queer” characters. The two boys learn to love each other with no strings attached in the end. Jesus would not have approved of the unspeakable things this church did to these two young boys. I would recommend this movie to any Christian.

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