His road from lovable rom-coms like 'Love Actually' to A24's terrifying 'Heretic' has been a long time coming.

"Hell" of course being the back section of Mr. Reed's house, which includes a chapel he built himself, as well as two staircases — one marked "belief," the other "disbelief" — leading down into the darkness. These staircases become the focal point for a religious battle of wits, as Mr. Reed tests the Sisters' faith to its limit.

If you want to make a truly terrifying horror movie villain, make him friendly. Make him so lovely and so typical that you can’t even tell if he’s good or not. Add those little nuances that make you question everything and cause you to wonder if what he’s saying has a double meaning or not.

After making its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival, "Heretic" is ready to be seen by the masses. In this horrifying thriller, veteran actor Hugh Grant plays a seemingly nice older man who welcomes two Mormon missionaries into his home.

Hugh Grant dishes on his "very messed up" new movie "Heretic," and opens up about his deep dive researching cults and killers for the role. Hugh also hilariously explains why he posted a picture of a rock on Twitter,

Hugh Grant - yes, that Hugh Grant who has been unofficially inaugurated in the rom-com hall of fame - stars as unassuming Mr. Reed, a seemingly sweet and jovial local who lives in a quaint cottage tucked away from the busy part of town.