From faith to fear: Filmmakers are turning LDS history and teachings into horror movies

“The Angel,” set and filmed in Utah, centers on a polygamous trio circa 1881.

(Erik Robinson for Burgindie Pictures) Doug Jones plays the eponymous role in the new Mormon pioneer horror film "The Angel."

(Erik Robinson for Burgindie Pictures) Doug Jones plays the eponymous role in the new Mormon pioneer horror film "The Angel."

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