
Nothing Left to Fear (2013) on Netflix
Dan brings his family to Stull, Kansas, to lead the town church. His daughter Rebecca begins seeing visions, and Noah, a boy she meets, is hiding something. Her sister Mary falls ill.
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Plot summary
Dan moves his wife Wendy and their children, Rebecca, Mary and Christopher, to Stull, Kansas, where he is to serve as the new pastor. On the road Rebecca sees a teenage boy kill a sheep and collect its blood. Pastor Kingsman, the town's old pastor, and his parishioners help the family move in. That night Rebecca has a nightmare. A parishioner's cake hides a tooth, and Mary chokes on it when she eats a slice. Rebecca meets the boy again; he is Noah, and Mason the farmer soon comes for him because Pastor Kingsman has asked for him. Kingsman tells Noah that he must carry out God's will. The family also prepares food for the Summer Festival, which is a few days off.
Cast
Clancy Brownas Pastor Kingsman
James Tupperas Dan
Anne Hecheas Wendy
Ethan Peckas Noah
Jennifer Stoneas Mary
Rebekah Brandesas Rebecca
Heather Roopas Jennifer
- Michelle DeVitoas Townsfolk
J.D. Evermoreas Helpless Father
Wayne Péreas Mason
Carter Cabassaas Christopher
James C. Victoras Father on the Street (as J.C. Victor)
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Nothing Left to Fear (2013)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- Nothing Left to Fear was the first film produced through Slasher Films, the production company of Guns N' Roses band member Slash.
- The film was inspired by urban legends about Stull, Kansas, a town rumored to be home to one of the "Seven Known Gateways to Hell".
- Before writing the score, Slash approached director Anthony Leonardi III with several musical styles and asked him to choose the one that best fit the film.
- Thomas Haden Church was initially named as one of the stars of Nothing Left to Fear, but his name was later removed from the production for unspecified reasons.



















