The film follows two millennial entrepreneurs, Max () and Drew ( Kyle Gallner ), who run a wildly successful webcast called The Cleansing Hour . Every week, "Father Max" performs live exorcisms for millions of viewers.
The catch? It’s all a . Max is a charismatic charlatan, and Drew is the tech wizard behind the high-production special effects. Their hustle hits a massive snag during a live broadcast when their hired actor fails to show up. Drew’s fiancée, Lane ( Alix Angelis ), reluctantly steps in, only to be possessed by a genuine demonic entity . Why It Works The Cleansing Hour (2019)
"The Cleansing Hour" (2019): A Modern Possession Nightmare If you’re looking for a horror flick that combines 80s-style practical gore with the narcissism of modern influencer culture, is a standout choice. Directed by Damien LeVeck and expanded from his 2016 short film, it’s a slick, high-energy ride that asks: what happens when you fake a miracle and a real demon shows up to fact-check you? The Plot: Ratings at Any Cost The film follows two millennial entrepreneurs, Max ()