Show Notes
In this chilling episode of Ty & That Guy, hosts Wes Chatham and Ty Franck, embark on a deep dive into Heretic. Together, they analyze the film's unsettling exploration of possession, faith, and the supernatural. They’ll discuss what works, what doesn't, diving into the eerie performances, atmosphere, and the unique thematic elements that make this film an interesting piece of horror history.
But the horror doesn't stop there. Inspired by the dark, religious themes of Heretic, Wes and Ty take things up a notch by sharing their picks for the Top 5 Best Religious Horror Films.
Get ready for a conversation filled with horror analysis, fascinating insights, and a deep dive into some of the most spine-chilling religious horror movies ever made. Whether you're a long-time horror fan or a newcomer to the genre, this episode promises plenty of thrills and a healthy dose of creepy conversation.
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