This eerie and atmospheric possession chiller contains as much edge-of-the-seat excitement as recent supernatural shockers such as The Last Exorcism, The Possession and Deliver Us From Evil, resulting in the perfect Saturday-night scare flick.

When a religious cult’s dark prophecy comes true, a sacrifice is suggested. Arguments follow, arguments that lead to a chain of violent, surprising and terrifying repercussions.

Colm Meaney (Con Air, Law Abiding Citizen)
Rufus Sewell (Dark City, The Illusionist)
Jennifer Carpenter (Quarantine, Dexter)
Alycia Debnam Carey (Into The Storm)

When six baby girls are born on the sixth night of the sixth month, it spells doom for a religious cult who have prophesied that one of them will be the devil. Elder Beacon (Colm Meaney) resolves to kill the infants, but is stopped by one baby’s father, Jacob (Rufus Sewell). 18 years later, on the eve of the prophecy’s completion, someone starts killing the girls, one-by-one.

Like recent super-cool indie sleeper-hit The Sacrament, Where The Devil Hides revolves around a religious cult. Unlike that film, Where The Devil Hides’ cast features some of cinema’s most iconic actors - Colm Meaney, Rufus Sewell and Jennifer Carpenter, all turn-in career-best performances.

It’s easy to see why they were attracted to the project, a combination of clever script and atmospheric direction results in a compelling watch.

Oh, and it has a shocking final few moments that stick in the memory long after the credits have finished rolling…

“The body count in the film is fantastically high, between the girls dying off and the adults committing at least three acts of elaborate suicide…has all the elements of an exploitation movie—sexy Amish teens! A scythe slasher! Demonic visions! Mass hysteria from people who own pitchforks!” - The Dissolve

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Recent highlights include: Road, the acclaimed documentary telling the astonishing tale of the Dunlop road racing dynasty; Khumba: A Zebra’s Tale 3D, an animated family adventure featuring the voice talent of Liam Neeson, Catherine Tate, Richard E Grant and Steve Buscemi; Joss Whedon’s Much Ado About Nothing; and Ray Winstone gangster thriller, Lords of London.

Previous titles include the Miranda Hart comedy feature 12 In A Box; World War II action thriller, Winter in Wartime; kids live action feature, Robosapien; the live stage show, Midnight Tango; and footballing documentary, One Night in Turin.

Coming soon are: the big screen adaptation of the classic novel, Moby Dick, starring Ethan Hawke, Donald Sutherland, William Hurt and Gillian Anderson; and the sequel to cult comedy-action hit Sharknado, Sharknado 2.