
Reviews — Let Us Prey
Audience write-ups from TMDB
Gimly
This is a distinctive horror film, blending contemporary elements with classic sensibilities, which was an unexpectedly good experience. Director Brian O'Malley’s first full-length movie succeeds mainly because of the acting; every performer in this small group truly stands out. Final rating:★★★½ - I enjoyed it quite a bit and suggest you check it out.
John Chard
A man, seemingly injured in a traffic accident, finds himself under observation at an isolated police station, and from there, he begins to influence the feelings of both the officers and those incarcerated within its walls. While the storyline isn't entirely original—a criticism some have leveled against Brian O’Malley’s film—the skill with which it’s presented, the technical expertise involved, and the carefully…


