An absolute gem of a movie. The cast were brilliant. The shocks were enough to make me go YUK. Six was so scary. He just needed to look at someone and you knew they were next. The ending was not what I expected and I loved it. If you love horror with a twist then you have to watch this movie.

A-Z Horror Movie of the Day..."Let Us Prey" (NR - 2014 - Ireland)Sub-Genre: Psycho/ParanormalMy Score: 7.3Cast=5 Acting=9 Plot=6 Ending=9 Story=7 Scare=7 Jump=4 F/X=9 Psycho=10 Creep=7Held in a remote police station, a mysterious stranger takes over the minds and souls of everyone inside.I'm not sure who the mysterious stranger was...was he fate? Was he an angel of death? Or did Professor X turn evil? The way he goes about it was brutal and exciting...I can't say I understood it but I couldn't help but watch! The movie had kind of a Stephen King feel to it...you definitely don't want to be in this little black book. Watch this one when you get a chance!!

I don't review a lot of movies. Mostly because i can agreed with what the majority feels about it. But when i stumble on a hidden gem that's not recognized then yes i will speak my mind.I went to see this film just because i love Ms McIntosh in her roles. And shes a beauty as well so yeah that's out. When i saw the trailer and cover i thought this would be at least a little entertaining. Oh was i wrong.The movie starts slow so you'll have to stick with it for half an hour but you will probably not regret it. It just needs that time to have the story open up to us. So without giving spoilers..if you like a thriller with horror elements and you don't mind a low budget that's remarkably well done... then i recommend this.I still have hopes that this will have a follow up. There is still enough left to validate one. When you've seen the ending you might think so as well.

I've given this movie an extra star due to comparison with so many other horror movies I had watched the same night. 'Let Us Prey' is a cut above, both in story and in execution. The performances are all stellar, with Liam Cunningham exceptionally charismatic, and the supporting rogue's gallery exceptionally vile. The cinematography is stylish and beautiful, framing the drama and carnage with equal beauty, miring the drama in oppressive shadow and the slaughter in infernal light. It is a movie greater than the sum of its parts; chilling and humorous, and indulgent and thoughtful. I really wish more people had seen it on release."It does not surprise me that the Devil is an Irishman." - Friend, A Field In England