Kaleidoscope Home Entertainment has announced its next chilling release, Forgive Me Father, a twisted thriller that dives deep into themes of faith, vengeance, and cold-blooded crime. Dropping on digital on November 4, this indie horror flick promises a high-stakes psychological ride that will leave audiences questioning every shadowy corner of the human psyche.
Directed by Fredi “Kruga” Nwaka, Forgive Me Father stars Cindy Humphrey, Tim Faraday, and Bradley Turner in a story that pits personal trauma against a ticking clock. The plot centers on Detective Taylor (Humphrey), a hard-hitting city cop forced into the calm-seeming countryside, where a trail of gruesomely mutilated bodies has turned a secluded mansion into ground zero for terror. Taylor finds herself not only hunting a killer but also battling her own haunted past as she peels back the layers of a mystery that’s about to get personal—and deadly.
As she edges closer to the truth, Taylor encounters clues that twist her understanding of morality, murder, and forgiveness. In true horror fashion, Forgive Me Father brings together elements of traditional whodunit crime stories and unnerving religious undertones, as it explores a killer’s hidden motives with intense suspense. And with Nwaka’s directorial edge, audiences can expect a story packed with unnerving turns that speak as much to emotional scars as they do to the blood-stained evidence scattered around the crime scene.
Forgive Me Father is more than just a crime thriller; it’s a dive into the human condition, where redemption and damnation share a thin, blood-streaked line. Fans of dark, gritty mysteries and cerebral horror should mark their calendars. Starting November 4, viewers can stream it on digital platforms, where they can discover firsthand whether Taylor has what it takes to bring this killer to justice—or if her past traumas will get the best of her in the end.