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A Philadelphia detective is forced to deal with his unsettled past with the Catholic Church when he investigates a serial killer who is targeting its members who are linked to a local scandal.
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A Philadelphia detective is forced to deal with his unsettled past with the Catholic Church when he investigates a serial killer who is targeting its members who are linked to a local scandal.
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Genre:Crime, Drama, Thriller
Written By:Russell Sommer, Katie Lovejoy
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Studio:Balboa Productions, Anton, AGC Studios, Nickel City Pictures, CAA Media Finance, Convergence Entertainment
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