Immaculate - Reviews

Benedetta Porcaroli excels as smoking nun Gwen, while Sweeney carries the film to term with a ferocious climactic showcase.

The movie is essentially about nefarious forces feeling entitled to a young woman’s body, and imposing their own meaning on it.

...Sweeney is a likeable presence and truly brings meaning to the term ‘Scream Queen’...

...deliver sometimes great, sometimes goofy scares during a tight 88-minute runtime.

Mirroring Rosemary’s Baby and The Omen, Immaculate counters those films’ diabolic conspiracies to summon the Antichrist with a purportedly better-intentioned plot to bring about the Second Coming.

The film contains some of the gnarliest violence this subgenre of horror has seen in years.

Deeply profane in places and a startling work of taboo-busting nunsploitation.

Sydney Sweeney shines in this bumpy nunsploitation horror.

...en frisk fläkt i skräckgenren som blivit polariserad mellan långsam och esoterisk- eller hoppa till men känn inget-skräck.

...en film vars obehag dröjer kvar länge.

...underhållande, och det fortsätter med små knivstick fram till slutets hårdkokta pro choice-scen som nog även kan få en abortmotståndare att vackla.

Sydney Sweeney glänser i den inte så djävulska skräckfilmen "Immaculate" där den brutalt tråkiga demonskräcken byts ut mot blodigt våld.