BREAKING: In a move that has ignited FURY across Hollywood, indie giant Neon has secured a SEVEN-FIGURE deal for “Leviticus,” a film that WEAPONIZES the horror of conversion therapy for sheer shock value. This isn’t just a purchase; it’s a DECLARATION that trauma is the ultimate blockbuster commodity in 2024’s morally bankrupt cinema landscape.
The film’s plot is DELIBERATELY INCENDIARY: two star-crossed teenage boys pursued by a violent entity that manifests as their own forbidden desire. Director Adrian Chiarella’s debut is being praised by critics as “standing tall” in gay horror, but behind the acclaim lies a CHILLING reality: studios are now BANKROLLING stories that turn real-world LGBTQ+ persecution into a supernatural thrill ride.
Amid a SUNDANCE sales season described as “glacial,” “Leviticus” became a white-hot target. While A24 and Focus feud over Olivia Wilde’s “The Invite,” Neon’s acquisition sends a FAR MORE SINISTER signal. The indie box office is in a rut, and desperate executives are turning to PROVOCATIVE, boundary-pushing content that prioritizes OUTRAGE over artistic integrity.
The Guardian and Indiewire have lavished praise, effectively becoming marketing tools for a film that reduces conversion therapy to a monster movie gimmick. WME Independent brokered the deal, but the true brokers are greed and cultural cynicism.
As “Leviticus” prepares to haunt multiplexes, one question lingers: have we reached a point where the film industry no longer reflects our fears, but instead PROFITS from manufacturing them?



