Revealer

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- 45/100 based on 892 votes

Released: 2022
Runtime: 86 mins
Director: Luke Boyce
Studio: The Line Film Company
Genres: Horror

Tensions rise when a stripper and religious protester are trapped together in a peep show booth and must come together to survive the apocalypse in 1980's Chicago.... (Full plot summary below)

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Actors in Revealer:

Caito Aase

Shaina Schrooten

Bishop Stevens

Phil Bogdan

Buzz Leer

Sammy DelPurgatorio

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Tensions rise when a stripper and religious protester are trapped together in a peep show booth and must come together to survive the apocalypse in 1980's Chicago.

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Movie Reviews

Paste Magazine - 7/10 by Matt DonatoRevealer aims for a seedy, late-night Cinemax vibe and successfully tells a story about the horrors of oppressing individual expression, but never meets the fullest potential of its premise.

The Film Stage - 7/10 by Jared MobarakIt’s a heartfelt parable wrapped within a bloody and profane, 80s-aesthetic package.

Movie Nation - 5/10 by Roger MooreRevealer punches above its weight in the production design and acting. But the script needed punching up, with more incidents and more testy one-liners to get through, and the funereal pacing makes what’s here play dull and uninvolving.