Joe Haege portrays crazed cult leader Edmund Creffield.
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Joe Haege portrays crazed cult leader Edmund Creffield.
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Creffield and his "brides," played by Maren McGuire, Sara Robbin, and Brighid Thomas.
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Creffield and his "brides," played by Maren McGuire, Sara Robbin, and Brighid Thomas.
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Creffield whips his followers into a frenzy amid the roar of a bonfire, in scenes reminiscent of Lord of the Flies.
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Creffield whips his followers into a frenzy amid the roar of a bonfire, in scenes reminiscent of Lord of the Flies.
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O.V. Hurt (David Poland) and his wife (Alana Crow).
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O.V. Hurt (David Poland) and his wife (Alana Crow).
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Maren Mcguire succumbs to madness.
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Maren Mcguire succumbs to madness.
How, indeed. The fire falls on Maren Mcguire’s chiseled cheekbones with mingled severity and grace, as Joe Haege launches unending spitting tirades of passionate rage, the words of which are quickly slurred into slo-mo and drowned in a woozy wave of drones and drumbeats. Religious reveries, firelit orgies, and more than one smoking gun punctuate the long black-and-white silences of the stark, stunning film that Hollywood Theatre will show next Monday. How t…
