The Nun II (2023)

• Year: 2023
• Released: 08 Sep 2023
• Country: United States
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• IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt10160976/
• Rotten Tomatoes: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/the_nun_ii
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• Available in: 720p, 1080p, 1080p
• Language: English, French, Italian, Romanian
• MPA Rating: R
• Genre: Horror, Mystery, Thriller
• Runtime: 110 min
• Writer: Ian Goldberg, Richard Naing, Akela Cooper
• Director: Michael Chaves
• Cast: Taissa Farmiga, Jonas Bloquet, Storm Reid
• Keywords: france, bullying, sequel, religion, demon, gothic horror,

	5.8/10
	52% – Critics
	73% – Audience

The Nun II Storyline

A follow-up to the enigmatic gothic horror about a strong evil that haunts and causes supernatural harm to everybody it comes into contact with. After the events of the first film, the said powerful evil now begins to spread in 1956 throughout a town in France as word gets out that a priest has been violently murdered. A finished contemplative in her novitiate, Sister Irene, begins to investigate the murder, only to find a demon behind it — the same evil that terrorized her in the original film as a nun — Valak, whom she once again soon comes to encounter.—Kevin

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The Nun II Movie Reviews

Everything is predictable, everything is formulaic, not interesting???

Demons live and do their dark evil work in abbeys and churches, it would seem that churches are holy places – but no, not this time.??? Probably, there is something wrong with the modern holy churches…even the senior priests, the characters are repulsive, soulless, deliberately strict – dubious “parallels” – don’t you think? The subsequent destruction of teenage characters doesn’t seem like a good idea, and it’s not scary. The appearance of a demon nun is completely unimpressive, despite the excellent performance of the actress. Everything is predictable, all conflicts are formulaic. It takes effort to watch this tall tale, I don’t have such titanic opportunities ???

A significant improvement.

Given that The Nun (2018) was nothing more than a polished-looking series of loud noises and nonsensical happenings, I was not looking forward to the sequel.

And even though The Nun II has its share of cheap scares and a few unintentionally funny moments, I was shocked by how much better it is than the first film.

Flashes of greatness are seen here-more often than not it’s directed with considerable skill and far more restraint than the first movie was. It’s quieter and more patient at first, fleshing out its characters before things get insane in the third act.

As for these character dynamics, they’re actually interesting this time around. The dialogue is sometimes cheesy, but there’s a sincerity to the humans in this story that gives a gripping quality to the film’s perilous moments.

There’s certainly quite a bit of bad to be found here, but I actually liked more of this than I didn’t. Hopefully these movies will get back to being good.

Better than the first but the first wasn’t necessarily a masterpiece

In 2018, this movie had so much hype but was disappointing with a cliche of jump scares. Fast forward to this year and it’s actually a decent little horror flick that’s much better than the first. There’s a little more back story to it all that explains even some of what was going on in the first movie. No spoilers but I found the third act to actually be scary and kept my attention.

This time around there are better make up effects for fans of gore. Thankfully it’s not just gory either for the sake of gross but actually kinda scary. The movie opens with a murder mystery but the audience thinks they got stuff figured out but the big payoff was like, wow! This is one of the rare horror movies that’s actually scary. Jump start the horror season and sit back for two hours of a good time being scared.