After an average time in the cinemas – with $26.2 million collected worldwide – the terror ‘Pray for us‘ is now available on HBO Max streaming.
The film suffered a great deal of controversy when it premiered for showing a false prophet impersonating Mary, causing some religious to accuse the film of blasphemy without having watched it and understood what it was about.
The plot follows Alice, a young woman with hearing impairment who, after an alleged visit from the Virgin Mary, is inexplicably able to hear and heal people. As the story becomes known and more faithful travel to witness her miracles, a down-and-out journalist (Jeffrey Dean Morgan), hoping to revive his career, visits the small town of New England to investigate. When terrifying events begin to unfold, he begins to question whether these phenomena are the work of the Virgin Mary or something sinister.
In an EXCLUSIVE interview with CinePOP, the actor Jeffrey Dean Morgan (‘The Walking Dead‘) talked about the horror and revealed if he believes in hauntings and if anything strange happened on set.
“I believe! I mean, I want to believe. I haven’t had any experience with this yet. My wife is a big believer in supernatural things. Ghosts, witches and everything in between. I’ve been in some horror movies. Some strange things happened behind the scenes of one of them. A horror called ‘Possession’. In this movie, the only weird thing happening was the quarantine because of the pandemic. That was weird enough. To answer your question, I am a spiritual man and I believe that some things are inexplicable, how about this?”, he said.
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The cast has Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Katie Aselton, William Sadler, Cricket Brown, Diogo Morgado and Cary Elwes.
The plot is based on the book Shrine, written by James Herbertand published in 1983.
Evan Spiliotopoulosresponsible for the script of the live-action of ‘Beauty and the Beast‘, directs.
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