Indie Horror Film 'Leviticus' Gets Major Release Amid LGBTQ Challenges
Originally published Jun 10, 2026
By Ryan Lattanzio · IndieWire
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Key points
- Writer/director Adrian Chiarella discusses the release of 'Leviticus' during a significant moment for horror.
- The film received a notable reception at Sundance and is being released in over 1,000 theaters.
- The film is a queer horror romance released during a challenging time for the LGBTQ community.
Writer/director Adrian Chiarella discusses the release of 'Leviticus' during a significant moment for horror, highlighting its Sundance reception and the challenge of releasing a queer horror romance in over 1,000 theaters during a difficult time for the LGBTQ community. The film is positioned as a potential summer horror hit following 'Backrooms' and 'Obsession'.
Read the original story: IndieWire — by Ryan Lattanzio
