The story follows three detectives—brothers Sean and David Carter, along with their new partner Christine Egerton—as they hunt for a horrific serial killer known as "The Preceptor." This killer chooses victims based on violations of the Ten Commandments, staging elaborate, ritualistic crime scenes that baffle the local police department. The Stygian Inquisition

To maximize the budget, Tunnicliffe leaned heavily on his decades of experience running Two Hours in the Dark, a premier special effects makeup studio. Instead of relying on expensive, subpar digital visual effects, Judgment utilizes stunning, repulsive, and highly detailed practical effects. The grime of the Inquisition house, the flayed skin, the intricate facial prosthetics, and the practical blood effects give the film a tactile, visceral weight that punches far above its financial weight class. Themes: Morality, Hubris, and Divine Interference

A visually grotesque figure who literally eats the pages of the typed sins to digest and judge them.

A trio of heavily disfigured women who deliberate on the severity of the sins and hand down the ultimate sentence.

As the investigation deepens, the detectives are drawn into a web of supernatural terror. They unknowingly cross paths with the Stygian Inquisition, a bureaucratic faction of Hell that operates independently of Pinhead’s Order of the Gash. Expanding the Mythology: The Stygian Inquisition

A massive executioner who physically prepares the guilty bodies for punishment.