This helps tie things together but not as scary as you think. Maybe it’s just me. See for yourself. But I do love the movie because it has heart. Yeah I know a scary movie with heart. It usually doesn’t happen that way.

Movie: Didn’t have that unique feel like in the Conjuring 2. Weak ending due to weak kill. Pros: (Picture) Look impressive on an OLED, 4k upscale via an Oppo. (Sound) Being able to get Atmos in Blu & experienced it in 7.2.4. Cool Lenticular Slipcover. Price. Cons: No Digital Copy. Wishes: The 4K wasn’t steep.

As creepy as it’s advertised! Makes you jump! Good

The film opens in 1952, events that will unfold in "The Conjuring 2" (2016) where a nun, Sister Valak, shows up in the dreams of Lorraine, a real-life character who with her husband carry out exorcisms. Flash back Twenty or so years in the past. A young nun in a monastery in Romania has killed herself, for reasons unknown. The Vatican assembles a commission to study if the ground has been desecrated, or if evil has taken over the cloister. Cardinal Conroy summons Father Burke, a troubled priest he knows has experience with exorcisms and a novice from a teaching community, Sister Irene. The cardinal knew her as a child who had experienced eerie religious visions of a nun. Believing these are the best persons to investigate, he sends them to the remote monastery in post-war Romania. The two arrive at the local village and meet Frenchie, a Canadian who has stayed in the village to help out the people. He delivers supplies to the monastery, leaving them in the cave beneath that also contains a large freezer and a way to the convent above. He has something disturbing to show them. Burke and Irene are greeted by a nun and shown to room where they will sleep. It doesn't take long for the two to begin following noises, Burke with a flashlight and Irene with a lantern. They soon come to a door that says (God ends here). Of course, they must go beyond to discover what made the nun kill herself. But when they get lost, they realize the message on the statue of the Virgin means something: "Mary will show you the way." Of course, the two, and eventually Frenchie, encounter the nun who is possessed by the devil, along with others that I will leave to your imagination to figure out. passageways of an ancient and remote mountain top If you are a Catholic who is reasonably knowledgeable of the faith, but you like horror films, you can appreciate that the devil does enter through "portals" that human beings open to him. In a film, the only way you can show a portal is visually, though here it is difficult to understand the spiritual malady that created it in the first place as a way to invite the devil into the monastery. The solution is also one that no Catholic exorcist would ever use, but then you couldn't have a film franchise. The Nun is not intended to be a vocation movie, I suppose you could say it makes Catholic nuns look trite Catholic images and teaching, along with characters in red vestments, white habits and collars, and sacramentals such as crucifixes and rosaries are ideal for the movie. high quality of show is top notch. I am sorry they revert to suicide as a plot; suicide is so prevalent today in real life Because this a horror film about the devil, But if people come away believing the devil is real, well then, that's a good thing.

A chilling installment in the Conjuring Universe. It offers a haunting blend of atmospheric horror and supernatural suspense.