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How ‘Leviticus’ Stars Joe Bird and Stacy Clausen Prepared to Take on the Roles of Two Closeted Teenagers for the Conversion Therapy Horror

"Leviticus" stars Joe Bird and Stacy Clausen on preparing for the conversion therapy horror, character choices and what's next for Naim and Ryan.

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Adrian Chiarella's "Leviticus" shows that horror's final boys can find love

Homophobia lives, and stalks, in Adrian Chiarella's debut feature.

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‘Leviticus’: How the Romantic Horror Movie Was Inspired by a ‘Regression’ of Gay Rights

Questo articolo non è rilevante per Warptech Tech News — è un'intervista culturale su un film horror, senza alcun contenuto tech, AI, business o startup. Potrebbe essere un errore di invio? Se hai un articolo tech da riassumere, condividilo pure.

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‘Leviticus’ Explores Terror Of Growing Up Queer In A Right-Wing Christian Community

“A lot of young queer people had a special connection to [horror] movies. … I wanted to tap into that,” writer-director Adrian Chiarella told HuffPost.

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Movie Review: 'Leviticus' makes a demon out of desire in an auspicious debut for Adrian Chiarella

The new movie “Leviticus” is being released this weekend. It's a horror-satire by Adrian Chiarella and explores a chilling premise of desire becoming deadly.

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  1. mercoledì 17 giugno 2026·apnews.com

    Movie Review: 'Leviticus' makes a demon out of desire in an auspicious debut for Adrian Chiarella

    The new movie “Leviticus” is being released this weekend. It's a horror-satire by Adrian Chiarella and explores a chilling premise of desire becoming deadly.

  2. venerdì 19 giugno 2026·huffpost.com

    ‘Leviticus’ Explores Terror Of Growing Up Queer In A Right-Wing Christian Community

    “A lot of young queer people had a special connection to [horror] movies. … I wanted to tap into that,” writer-director Adrian Chiarella told HuffPost.

  3. venerdì 19 giugno 2026·huffpost.com

    This New Queer Film Is Being Hailed As The ‘Heated Rivalry’ Of Horror

    “A lot of young queer people had a special connection to [horror] movies. … I wanted to tap into that,” writer-director Adrian Chiarella told HuffPost.

  4. venerdì 19 giugno 2026·variety.com

    ‘Leviticus’: How the Romantic Horror Movie Was Inspired by a ‘Regression’ of Gay Rights

    'Leviticus' writer-director Adrian Chiarella also explains how he blended romance and scares to make his new movie.

  5. venerdì 19 giugno 2026·variety.com

    How ‘Leviticus’ Stars Joe Bird and Stacy Clausen Prepared to Take on the Roles of Two Closeted Teenagers for the Conversion Therapy Horror

    "Leviticus" stars Joe Bird and Stacy Clausen on preparing for the conversion therapy horror, character choices and what's next for Naim and Ryan.

  6. sabato 20 giugno 2026·variety.com

    Why Horror Film ‘Leviticus’ Is Summer’s Most Surprising Love Story

    The horror film 'Leviticus' is a terrifying, violent drama that also depicts two young gay men falling in love.

  7. domenica 21 giugno 2026·npr.org

    Adrian Chiarella's "Leviticus" shows that horror's final boys can find love

    Homophobia lives, and stalks, in Adrian Chiarella's debut feature.