3rd Fathom Films and Gravitas Ventures have announced the release of Taylor Ri’chard’s Hallowed Be Thy Name.
During early stages of the pandemic, Hallowed Be Thy Name abandoned theaters while businesses began to shut down. After months of altering plans from theaters to digital platforms to prepare for a June 2 release, the date was postponed.
Today, the film is finally available through multiple streaming platforms including Hulu, Amazon Prime, iTunes, VUDU, Google Play, YouTubeTV, Microsoft, Fandango NOW, and Vimeo. The film will also be available for viewing on video on demand through the following networks Comcast, AT&T Uverse, DirectTV, Verizon, Cox, DishNetwork, Frontier, WOW!, Shaw, SuddenLink, Shaw, Telus, and more. For horror fans who prefer physical media, the film will be available for purchase on Blu-ray and DVD at Amazon, Target, and Barnes & Noble.
Hallowed Be Thy Name tells the story of Devin, played by Collin Shephard, who is forced to move to a rural town in Louisiana following his parents divorce. Bored and searching for excitement, Devin decides to make friends with two local teens, Skylar (Alissa Hale) and Mick (Bryen Lenis). After being warned by the townspeople not to disturb the rest of an ancient demon, the three decide to ignore the advice. Regretful of his decisions, Devin’s challenge to save himself and his friends increases in difficulty when the deity becomes more deadly with every passing minute. Superstition, magic, and bad decisions drive us down a small rural road, yet the lurking question becomes – who will survive? Have you ever heard the saying “When man plans, God laughs?” – This statement has never been truer than in this story. Even though Devin, Skylar, and Mick thought their wishes would be granted in the cave, it turns out, not all prayers are meant to be answered.
