Oh boy, nope...

2 different films. Neither of them is good enough, neither of them has a conclusion, neither of them seems to know what it wants to tell, except questioning faith and beliefs. At the end of the day, as a non-believer, this gave me something close to zero.

What the hell was that?

2 semi cool scenes of demonic possession and then, nothing. In fact, it is like a second movie started. No explanations, no real backstory, no resolution.

I am baffled.

No redeeming value. A few good performances but they had nothing to work with. I am really astounded at how this movie ever got to the production stage.

I feel ripped off. Avoid this.

A priest and his aide are instructed to go to a convent where Agnes (Hayley McFarland) appears to be possessed. The priest doesn't believe in his own work and ends up calling an ex-priest for help. However the film really isn't about Agnes as it is about her close friend Mary (Molly C. Quinn) who we discover may be the cause of the problem as some people learn to live with their demons.

Interesting twist that wasn't spelled out.

Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.