Dark Nuns (2025)

nuns who purge demons

An impressive film, with a cast of two powerful women who showed a very good performance, also highlighting the possessed boy who did super well... I didn't like the rest very much... I felt like I was watching a Hollywood script adapted to Korean slang... although they tried to capture the shamanic brokenness, I actually felt a strange mix of things and it looked super forced for the general plot
The ending is super open and the truth is I was left with some doubts, I don't know if they will make more movies to explain the 12 demons they have to find but it is a worthy movie to pass the time

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A Haunting Exorcism Tale with Soul, but Not Without Flaws

# Positive Aspects:
*Unique World-Building:* The film blends traditional Catholic exorcism elements with Korean shamanism and tarot, making it stand out from typical religious horror movies.
*Creepy Atmosphere:* The eerie cinematography, unsettling background music, and the slow-building dread are worth to be praised.
*Strong Performances:* Song Hye-kyo and Jeon Yeo-been’s acting was perfect, with both delivering intense and believable performances.

# Criticism:
- Weak Character Development
- The film’s early clues and hints were used too frequently in the climax, making the twists feel predictable rather than shocking.
- Sound Mixing Issues: Some crucial exorcism scenes had unclear or muffled dialogue, making it frustrating to follow.

# Overall Verdict:
"Dark Nuns" offers a fresh take on the exorcism genre with its mix of Korean and Western supernatural elements. While it succeeds in atmosphere and acting, it struggles with pacing and character depth. If you enjoy slow-burn horror with a strong thematic core, it’s worth a watch—but don’t expect constant scares or groundbreaking twists.

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