Hugh Grant is going full-blown baddie in A24’s upcoming horror flick, Heretic. True, the award-winning actor has played scoundrels in the past. Grant’s Daniel Cleaver certainly caused problems aplenty for Bridget Jones (Renée Zellweger) over the years.

Heretic debuted at this year's Toronto International Film Festival, and the first audiences are having their say on the film they're calling "thrilling from start to finish", which is a "deep and profound look at the decisions we make, the power of control and iterations of religion."

Two Mormon evangelists are tasked with converting a reclusive older man in 'A Quiet Place' duo Scott Beck and Bryan Woods' feature co-starring Sophie Thatcher and Chloe East.

I knew Beck and Woods could write a good horror movie due to their script for "A Quiet Place," but that was a specific type of horror: a high concept mainstream crowdpleaser focused on funhouse frights over big ideas.

Soon we will see Hugh Grant take on what is being called the role of his career in the upcoming horror movie Heretic, but the star has revealed that the inspiration behind his crazy villain actually came from real-life people.