The Appearance

Name: The Appearance
Genre: Thriller, Horror
Released: December 7, 2018
Duration: 111 min
Cast: Adam Johnson, Baylee Self, Cameron Samora, Cornelius O'Connor, Jake Stormoen

2018

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Gravitas Ventures | Release Date: December 7, 2018 | Not Rated

Starring: Adam Johnson, Baylee Self, Cameron Samora, Cornelius O'Connor, Jake Stormoen, John Hinckley, Jon Lindsey, Kami Knight, Kenneth F. Brown, Kristian Nairn, Michael Flynn, Nathan Stevens, Oscar R. Sanchez, Winter Lindsey

Summary: When a medieval monk unexpectedly dies in a horrific way, the Church sends Mateho the Inquisitor, a rational man of science, to investigate the alleged 'witch'. When Mateho himself becomes implicated as more monks die mysteriously, he must learn that science cannot explain the horrors around him, before he is seduced by the evil that hauntsWhen a medieval monk unexpectedly dies in a horrific way, the Church sends Mateho the Inquisitor, a rational man of science, to investigate the alleged 'witch'. When Mateho himself becomes implicated as more monks die mysteriously, he must learn that science cannot explain the horrors around him, before he is seduced by the evil that haunts this monastery.… Expand

Director: Kurt Knight

Genre(s): Thriller, Horror

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 111 min

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Noel Murray

Dec 10, 2018

Knight does a good job of establishing the political complexities of a more theocratic age. But then The Appearance pivots straight to the usual assortment of things going bump in the night, which — as it turns out — aren’t suddenly less clichéd when everyone’s wearing robes. Read full review

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