Inmaculada
Director:
Michael MohanGuión:
Andrew LobelCámara:
Elisha ChristianMúsica:
Will BatesReparto:
Sydney Sweeney, Álvaro Morte, Simona Tabasco, Benedetta Porcaroli, Giorgio Colangeli, Dora Romano, Giampiero JudicaSinopsis(1)
Cecilia (Sydney Sweeney), recién llegada de Estados Unidos, ingresa como novicia en un convento en la remota campiña italiana. Allí es recibida por el Padre Sal Tedeschi (Álvaro Morte), quien la introduce en las rutinas religiosas. Un día descubre que está embarazada y lo que parecía un milagro, por conservar aún su virginidad, resulta ocultar un siniestro secreto que hará que busque salir de aquel lugar desesperadamente. (Diamond Films España)
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In the end, I think it's totally fine, the final third is where the film defends its right to exist. In the end, Immaculate is pure B-movie crap, even though it initially looks like it might have higher ambitions. Once the cards are dealt and laid out, things get pretty intense, with the film going a little further than usual in Hollywood in the last scene, and for that, thumbs up. The craftsmanship fine, the acting is fine, the locations are fine.
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Compared to The Omen it's as expected two levels worse, but it has my sympathy for the R-rating – had it been PG-13 I'd go for maybe a 2. Sydney Sweeney looks ordinary for the first time, she doesn't show her beautiful boobs in a mini dress and has no make up, she's no sex goddess, but an ordinary girl. Visually it's pretty average, the story is ordinary, though I appreciate it's not a ghost story, but it goes in a slightly different direction. The jump-scares didn't work for me, but the bit of gore was nice. All in all a watchable average but easily forgettable. 5/10.
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