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How long would the devil take to confess their sins? Probably an eternity. It's like trying to watch all of YouTube, meanwhile thousands of hours of content are being added every hour. It's one of the weird little questions you may ask yourself when you look at imagery surrounding the new horror film, Impuratus, released today on demand. For those less theologically inclined, a better question might be, "Why would I miss out on a movie with Tom Sizemore that seems like an indie marriage of The Exorcist and Shutter Island?"

The new horror thriller was just released today, Oct. 10, and we have an exclusive clip. Check that out below and read the full synopsis for this fascinating flick:

The synopsis for Impuratus reads as follows:

"Detective Clayton Douglas, a troubled cop, is summoned to a remote insane asylum to investigate a bizarre case. There, he meets a dying patient named Daniel Glassman,...

"Is any of this real at all?!" Gravitas has revealed an official trailer for an indie supernatural thriller titled Impuratus, from filmmaker Mike Yurinko. The title is, obviously enough, a Latin word meaning "defiled, infamous, abandoned, vile." Always using mysterious Latin words is a trope with these demonic thrillers. A police detective Clayton Douglas is summoned to a remote hospital to hear a mysterious Civil War veteran's outrageous death-bed confession that forces him to consider the supernatural. With Sister Rose providing spiritual aid, Clayton is transported back in time as he uncovers the horrifying truth behind his possession. Tom Sizemore stars as Det. Douglas, with Jody Quigley, Lew Temple, Robert Miano, Silvia Spross, and Airen DeLaMater. This is a pretty wild concept – about a man alive for hundreds of years (and not a vampire) – but will the film actually be any good? Doesn't look like it in this trailer, though you never know.

Exclusive: Ryan Donowho (The O.C.) is set to topline Art of a Hit (fka Excelsis), an indie psychological horror film directed by Gaelan Draper that will begin shooting in France this month under a SAG Interim Agreement. Rounding out the cast are Rob Raco (Riverdale), Charlie Saxton (Hung), Tim Jo (This Is Us), Allie MacDonald (Under the Silver Lake), James Earl (White Men Can’t Jump), and David Valdes (Speechless). Draper and Saxton co-wrote and are co-producing under their Dewey & Bug banner.

Set in 2003, the movie follows a bygone rock band as they journey to a 1000-year-old French chateau to record with a reclusive super-producer in hopes of rebooting their career. But as tensions rise and tempers flare, they realize they are up against more than just the pressure to succeed. Indie rock pioneer Adam Lasus is music directing the ’90s alternative-heavy soundtrack alongside music supervisor Linda Cohen (Licorice Pizza...

The Nesting is a supernatural thriller from director Quinn Saunders. Previously titled Remorse, this film deals with a man, tormented by grief. Now, ghosts and hauntings linger everywhere as Doug (Jody Quigley) relives a tragedy, over and over again. This title stars Katrina Law, Lili Bordán and Airen DeLaMater. An early trailer and stills for The Nesting are hosted here. The film begins with the death of Doug's fiancee, Lori (Law). She dies violently in a car accident. Doug finds some solace in an isolated cabin. But, he also finds memories at this locale, which a spirit will not let him forget. The first trailer for the film is here. The clip shows Doug settling in to the cabin. A neighbour comes by, but she might not be who she appears to be. One part psychological thriller and one part ghost story, The Nesting will be releasing soon, once completed.