Nothing Left to Fear

A pastor named Dan moves his wife Wendy and their children to the small Kansas town of Stull, where he is to take up the post at the local church. The family is greeted warmly enough by the residents, but the daughters settle in badly. Rebecca, the teenager, is troubled by disturbing visions, while her younger sister Mary attracts the attention of people around them for reasons that become clear only later. A charismatic and unpredictable preacher named Kingsman is among those the newcomers meet in Stull, and the town is said to hold one of the seven gates of hell.

The film is a horror feature directed by Anthony Leonardi III, his first time in that role, from a screenplay by Jonathan W.C. Mills. Clancy Brown plays Kingsman, with James Tupper and Anne Heche as Dan and Wendy, and Ethan Peck, Jennifer Stone and Rebekah Brandes among the supporting cast.

Released in September 2013, the film had a budget of about three million dollars and took roughly two million dollars worldwide, less than its cost. On IMDb it holds a rating of 4.4 from around 5,400 votes, and on TMDB a rating of 5.2 from about 180 votes, both indicating a largely negative reception from viewers.