Claustrophobic horror
“Let Us Prey” is a supernatural horror film about a malignant loner’s chilling effect on everyone he encounters during a night in jail. Rachel (Pollyanna McIntosh), a rookie cop, is about to begin her first night shift in a neglected police station in a backwater town. Surrounded by both disgruntled officers and irate petty offenders, she finds her job all the more difficult and terrifying when a mysterious man (Liam Cunningham, “Game of Thrones”) is brought in and strange, unexplained things start happening to everyone at the station. Rachel finds herself in a fight for her life against both cops and criminals as one by one they turn on each other. Now, she has to survive the night and uncover the stranger’s plans for the station’s helpless victims before she too falls prey to a power that seeks to destroy them all.<br /><br />Though the film relies on the tried-and-proven plot device of an outsider coming into a community and upsetting the status quo, “Let Us Prey” gives that plot device an interesting spin. With especially good cinematography, a location that drips with atmosphere, and a palpable sense of foreboding, the movie is unsettling, frequently frightening, and offset by some well-scripted moments of humor — not the kind that undermines the whole movie, but just enough humor to provide some breathing room between scarier scenes.<br /><br />The film marks the directorial debut of Brian O’Malley. Bonus extras on the Blu-ray release include a making-of featurette and theatrical trailer.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Rachel (Pollyanna McIntosh, The Woman), a rookie cop, is about to begin her first nightshift in a neglected police station in a backwater town. Surrounded by both disgruntled officers and irate petty offenders, her job becomes all the more difficult and terrifying when a mysterious man (Liam Cunningham, Game of Thrones) is brought in and strange things start happening to everyone in the station. As it becomes clear that the enigmatic stranger has something to do with the supernatural events, Rachel finds herself in a fight for her life against cop and criminal alike as one by one they turn on each other and themselves. Now she must survive the night and uncover the stranger's true plans for the station's hapless denizens before she too falls prey to the unholy power that seeks to destroy them all..