Dodo

It is a horror masterpiece. The atmosphere of the film is incredibly dense, filled with meticulously built tension that envelops the viewer in a world of mystery and darkness. The performances of all the actors are outstanding—each one delivers powerfully, especially Sister Yunia, Sister Michaela, and the boy possessed by evil spirits.

The plot is complex and full of unexpected twists that keep the viewer on the edge of their seat. It’s a film that leaves a lasting impression and deserves to be watched more than once to catch all its nuances.

I really, really love Kyo as Sister Yunia. She made me so emotional—her character was brave and strong, and her fight with the devil was intense. Yeobeen gave her best, as always. Her emotional scenes were incredibly touching, and her character’s addiction to sweets was adorable and funny!

I also loved the banter between Sister Junia and Michaela. It was so chaotic! They share such a great bond, and there's no doubt that both are outstanding actresses.

Overall, I would highly recommend this film. The story is excellently paced, and the cinematography will awe you. It doesn’t rely on cheap jump scares, but instead builds an atmosphere that lets you explore human nature—and the horror that might be hidden within.

In one word: Masterpiece.