In ‘Leviticus,’ Conversion Therapy Comes Straight From Hell

Stacy Clausen and Joe Bird in ‘Leviticus’ (2026) | Neon 

In 2026's Leviticus, a boy called Naim becomes convinced by religious believers that it is good to be alone. It’s not an unreasonable conviction; indeed, Naim believes being alone may be the only way to truly avoid the demonic entity that has plagued him since a forced attempt at conversion therapy by his church.

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