Conjuring the Cult

A grieving father is plunged into a waking nightmare in Conjuring the Cult, after discovering his daughter lifeless in their bathtub. Haunted by visions and unable to find solace, David Bryson seeks help in a self-improvement group where his frayed sanity and raw grief are on full display. The film builds a tense, claustrophobic atmosphere as David’s need for answers and closure leaves him vulnerable to forces that promise impossible remedies.

When a ring of enigmatic, cult-like women offers to guide him down a path of resurrection, David must weigh the desperate hope of reunion against the sinister cost of meddling with the dead. The movie blends psychological horror with occult dread, exploring how far a parent will go when confronted with loss and temptation. With ritualistic imagery, moral ambiguity, and mounting dread, Conjuring the Cult asks whether some boundaries are meant to stay unbroken—and what it truly means to let go.