Sheila Bloom

Brilliant and goosebumps raising. And the great Brian Cox. Great photography and atmosphere.

Had me hooked at the beginning and as a woman all the red flags about Steve kept showing up. A lot of this reminded me of the wonderful series, Hannibal with Mads Mikklesen and Hugh Dancy.

Oh binged on this show and enjoyed it. The first thing that popped into my mind was @The Village of the Damned” with George Sanders and those blond kids, creep as all get up. These kids weren’t as creepy. I wasn’t sure where the ending was going but it seemed about right. When you watch a series like this one, logic goes out the window and you just go along with the ride. Saw it on Acorn TV.

I found it gripping and horrifying without any gore or slashing, until at the end. It kept me totally engrossed, unlike of the most horror movies today which are more horrifying in the low-level idea of scaring. This was first rate and so was the acting.

I would give it a zero if I could. Terrible acting, script, story. As for gore, well, if that’s your thing, this movie is right up your alley.

Overly long! Very dark so it’s hard to see the action. Mia Farrow meets Sydney Sweeney or Sydney Sweeney meets Mia Farrow. Why American would-be novices go to convents in some isolated places is beyond me. You could also throw in “The Nun.” 😴😴

I have not seen it since it first came out and I just rewatched it. Brilliantly acted, direction, music, story ( which gets tricky what with the dead not always dead). Bleak and very dark. And yes, bloody.

Could be better if the characters were real. The doctor should have been put on leave after the first incident although not sure why it took emergency team to take so long. And any horror movie that involves a pet is a no-no and after that I don’t care. This came after The First Omen is enough to turn me off from horror movies except Late Night With the Devil was damned good.

Skip it. Terrible. Made no sense; acting was awful and not even scary. Who needs prequels and sequels?