Heretic– the successful horror thriller starring Hugh Grant – will soon be available in digital streaming.

Written and directed by Scott Beck and Bryan Woods, Heretic was released in theaters on November 8th. Heretic’s official logline states: “Two young missionaries must prove their faith when they knock on the wrong door and are greeted by a devilish Mr. Reed, who gets caught up in his deadly game of cat and mouse.”

Grant plays Mr. Reed, while Sophie Thatcher and Chloe East play Mormon missionaries Sister Barnes and Sister Paxton, respectively. Topher Grace also stars Heretic as Elder Kennedy.

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Accordingly When to stream?, Heretic is scheduled to arrive on digital streaming via premium video-on-demand on Tuesday, December 10th.

While When to stream? is typically accurate with its PVOD reports, the streaming tracker noted that Heretics Studio A24 has neither announced nor confirmed the release date and is subject to change.

Prime Video, AppleTV and VUDU are among the digital platforms where Heretic can be pre-ordered on PVOD for $24.99, which is also the purchase price of the film. Since PVOD rentals are typically $5 less than the purchase price, viewers can expect to rent Heretic for a period of 48 hours for $19.99.

How was “Heretic” received by audiences and critics?

Per The numbersHeretic has earned $26.8 million in ticket sales in North America and $9 million internationally, bringing its worldwide box office total to $35.8 million to date.

Accordingly The Associated Press, Heretic had a production budget of less than $10 million before printing and advertising costs.

Heretic was a huge success with Rotten tomatoes Critics gave the film a combined 91% “fresh” rating based on 248 reviews. Audiences rated Heretic “fresh” at 77% on RT’s Popcorn Meter based on over 1,000 verified user reviews.

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The RT The critics’ consensus states: “Hugh Grant has infectious fun playing against type Heretica religious horror that preaches the gospel of chills over cheap shocks.”

Under RTs Top critics who gave Heretic a “fresh” review were ABC News’ Peter Travers, who wrote: “Hugh Grant uses his charm for evil in this provocative cat-and-mouse game about the meaning, if any, of religion in a godless modern world.” The romantic dreamboat of yore has been replaced by a devilish one Replaced presence that wants to send us all to hell. What fun.”

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Jen Yamato from the Washington Post gave too Heretic a “fresh” review. “Almost immediately, alarm bells ring as Heretic deftly casts doubt on what one should believe,” Yamoto wrote. “Sometimes it hints at the supernatural: Are the sisters facing a potential convert, a religious hobbyist, or the devil himself?”

On the other hand, Rex Reed wasn’t a fan of it Heretic. In his review of the observerReed wrote: “Hugh Grant embraces his inner monster and trades his charm for chills – at least that’s the intention.” But nothing can save this ridiculously overwrought pseudo-horror mess from collapsing under its own demands.”

Heretic is scheduled to release on PVOD on December 10th.

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