Director: Quinn Armstrong
A remote cabin, a disgraced pastor, and a teenager sent there against his will set the stage for this 2024 horror feature directed by Quinn Armstrong.
What is The Exorcism Of Saint Patrick about?
The story follows a self-styled minister who drags a young gay teenager out to an isolated cabin, intent on forcing him through a discredited conversion program. What neither of them accounts for is that the cabin isn't empty: presences tied to the pastor's past attempts at the same cruelty are still there, and they have no intention of letting history repeat itself quietly. The film leans into isolation and dread rather than jump-scare frequency, framing the pastor's methods as the real horror before the supernatural even arrives.
Cast & crew
Steve Pinder carries the film as the pastor, playing self-righteousness that curdles into panic once the cabin's history catches up with him. Michael J. Cline plays the teenager forced into the ordeal, with Maya Jeyam and Caitlin McWethy filling out the ensemble. Andrew James Myers, Alan Tyson, Jim Azelvandre, and Lisa Coffey take supporting roles that populate the film's small, tense cast of characters.
Context & significance
Director Quinn Armstrong sets the film squarely inside American indie horror's low-budget, single-location tradition, using the cabin's isolation to keep the scale intimate and the dread concentrated. Rather than treating conversion therapy as mere backdrop, the premise doubles as the film's social critique, with the supernatural elements arriving as a kind of reckoning for a practice the story frames as harmful from the outset.
Where & how to watch
The Exorcism of Saint Patrick is available on K-Time with a Persian-dubbed audio track alongside the original English version. The film's page can be read without an account, and watching it only requires logging into a free K-Time account, with menus and navigation available in Farsi for Persian-speaking viewers.