Originally known as Demon Nun, this film was obviously retitled to take advantage of The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It. But hey - if you're looking for another movie where a woman who is struggling with her faith defends herself against the spirit of a demonic nun, then here you go!

I wonder how we got away from nuns getting possessed and all making out with each other or getting Oliver Reed killed and instead, they're trying to kill civilians.

I'd have liked this movie much better if it were 70 minutes instead of 114. Brevity is the soul of wit or Sam has a bad attention span, isn't that way they say?

Director Max Dementor under the name Brian Schiavo also made Lifeform and Shapeshifter. The script is by Brian Schiavo for this movie, so are they one and the same person? Or has an evil nun made this movie? I demand to know!

After a new priest overtakes their church, a group of parishioners is offended at his lack of respect towards them compared to their old priest and rebel against him, but shortly afterward are being killed off one-by-one by a demonic nun controlled by a sinister force and must stop it before they're all killed.

This one wasn't nearly as bad as it could've been. What works rather nicely here is the series of setups we get to bring about the resulting series of attacks against them. While the initial change in who's going to preside over their congregation is fine enough, the fact that they soon discover his ways and turn against him which sets everything in motion is a pretty solid and worthwhile starting point as the progressive attitude they display manages to give this a lot of merit and reasonable reaction. Going so far as to summon the nun to punish them for this injunction seems to be quite an overstep but given the early build-up work and the various setups that bring the congregation together shows this off rather well. This brings about the highly enjoyable and rather fun attacks that the nun can inflict on others due to the supernatural origins that her attacks are based on. With the attacks coming mainly from their past sins being turned into gruesome, demonic tortures there's a lot to like with how they play out, from the junkie being repeatedly stabbed with needles to the mother who aborted her child ripping her stomach open. This all carries some highly creative scenes here alongside the main attack at the party where it goes wild and manages to attack numerous others in the rapid-fire sequence which features a couple of great shock scenes and indie gore effects. With the action and chasing in the finale providing this one with enough to like alongside the great demonic nun makeup, these hold the film up overall. There are some big issues with the film. The biggest drawback here is the wholly nonsensical and underdeveloped storyline about the need to physically strike against the various members he sends the nun after. This is accomplished way too quickly and seems to come out of nowhere with unwarranted behavior that tends to make it questionable how the relationship was made or went undiscovered all this time. Given the backward mentality and ultra-conservative approach that signals how easy he turns to the supernatural to inflict damage against everyone weren't even bigger clues, the fact that he manages to last this long without being discovered is a rather curious one and isn't really explained here. The other real problem with this one is the overlong running time that has no real reason for its bloated length. The scenes and encounters here are fine enough but yet the film still feels the need to run nearly two hours on a premise that doesn't require that which comes about mainly through keeping on shots too long or including elements that don't need to be there. The interrogations by the police are much too long to drive home the point of something that could've been told much easier like the rambling and incoherent finale, while the ridiculous scenes of the priest standing outside the home instructing the nun what to do are unnecessary and serve to cause notice of his activities. This could've easily driven itself down with a few extra snips, as these here hold this one down overall.

Rated Unrated/R: Graphic Violence and Graphic Language.

The worst movie ever, i just wasted 15mins from my life, i really woumd advise the director to quit directing and please @Michael Chaves, don't try to make any other films. Everything is bad the quality, acting, film without a story and 000 creativity