Immaculate and The Convent

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Evil nuns? There sure is a lot of Catholic horror out there. This week we watched two films featuring suspicious and evil nuns. Immaculate (2024) - Directed by Michael Polish This 2024 horror film follows a young woman who joins a secluded convent seeking peace and spiritual guidance. However, she soon discovers a dark secret lurking within the walls of the holy sanctuary. The Convent (2000) - Directed by Mike Mendez This horror-comedy is about a group of college students who go into an abandoned convent, only to discover that it is inhabited by demons intent on possessing them. Spoilers start around 5:30.

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