Two teenage boys must escape a violent entity that takes the form of the person they desire most - each other.

Catch-22 says: Adrian Chiarella’s *Leviticus* is a horror film that unfortunately stumbles more often than it thrills. The premise, involving two teenage boys escaping a desire-manifesting entity, held such promise for psychological terror. Yet, the plot quickly devolves into a muddled mess, a significant detractor from any potential enjoyment. Joe Bird, Stacy Clausen, and Jeremy Blewitt deliver performances that are merely adequate; their chemistry is present but never truly ignites. This lack of compelling character development leaves the audience detached from their plight. The 88-minute runtime, while not excessive, feels drawn out due to the narrative's aimlessness. *Leviticus* struggles to maintain any real momentum, failing to deliver the scares or emotional impact it strives for. Ultimately, the film's entertainment value is severely lacking, making it a difficult recommendation for horror aficionados. The core concept is intriguing, but the execution falls flat.