Not bad but not too good either - the most redeeming factor of Immaculate is the beautiful settings and scenery (and a lot of young nuns). Sadly, the story and elements of horror cannot hold up to that level; both are rather predictable, and I would dare to say, dreamt up by or with the help of an auto-pilot system. After the twist is revealed, the writer seems to have not the faintest clue how to develop the story further and just retreated to conjure up some violence and gore (I admit, some well-shot), like you get in every other revenge horror movie. Anyway, in the wake of movies like Conjuring 2 and The Nun (but if you want some more "nun horror" - there are lots to find, more that I thought after doing some research), this is just another entry in the line of many. Immaculate reminds me of a blend of movies like To the Devil a Daughter and Ready or Not, but in the end, the mix did not taste too well to me. However, if you like to watch Sydney Sweeney and you don't mind a rather generic plot, this one will provide some entertaining moments. One last note: with its fine production, but with a good story, Immaculate could have been a really good movie. Exact rate: 5 + 1 bonus for the production only (there is really some eye-candy to witness).
Review of Immaculate
