The Nun is a 2018 American gothic supernatural horror film directed by Corin Hardy and written by Gary Dauberman, from a story by Dauberman and James Wan. It is a spin-off/prequel of 2016 s The Conjuring 2 and the fifth installment in the Conjuring Universe franchise. The film stars Demián Bichir, Taissa Farmiga and Jonas Bloquet, with Bonnie Aarons reprising her role as the Demon Nun, an incarnation of Valak, from The Conjuring 2. The plot follows a Roman Catholic priest and a nun in her novitiate as they uncover an unholy secret in 1952 Romania.

Warner Bros. Pictures and New Line Cinema announced The Nun, a spin-off film to The Conjuring 2, which had opened five days earlier, with Safran and Wan producing. The initial script for the film was written by David Leslie Johnson. Hardy had signed on to direct The Nun with a new screenplay from Wan and Dauberman. Principal photography began in May 2017 in Bucharest, Romania, and during filming, the set was blessed by an Eastern Orthodox priest.

The Nun was released in the United States on September 7, 2018, by Warner Bros. Pictures. Critics praised its performances and atmosphere, but criticized its weak narrative and inconsistent logic. It grossed $365 million worldwide, becoming the highest-grossing film of the series. A sequel, The Nun 2, is currently in production with Michael Chaves directing and James Wan and Peter Safran co-producing.

Plot

In 1952 Romania, two nuns living at the Saint Cartha s monastery are attacked by an unseen evil force after entering a tunnel to retrieve an ancient Christian relic. The surviving nun, Sister Victoria, flees from the attacker, a demon appearing as a nun, and hangs herself. Her body is discovered by Frenchie, a villager who transports supplies to the nuns.

The Vatican learns of the incident and summons Father Burke to Rome, where they ask him to travel with Sister Irene, a nun in her novitiate, to Romania in order to investigate the situation. While Sister Irene is teaching children the relationship between religion and science in a school, her Mother Superior interrupts her and informs her that Burke has arrived in order to request Irene s accompaniment in his trip to Romania.

The pair travels to Romania and meets with Frenchie, who leads them to the abbey. They discover Victoria s body and take a key from her corpse. Inside, they encounter the Abbess, who informs them that the nuns observe a period of silence during the night and offers them lodging at the attached convent if they wish to return tomorrow. Frenchie is attacked by a demon as he returns to the village, but escapes. Burke tells Irene that a boy he exorcised in the past, Daniel, was fatally injured during the ritual, and Burke has carried the burden of the boy s death with him ever since. Irene reveals that as a girl, she had visions and each of them concluded with Mary points the way , causing the Church to take an interest in her. That night, Burke is rescued by Irene after being buried alive in the graveyard by the demonic entity.

The next day, Irene and Burke return to the abbey, but only Irene can enter as it is cloistered. She meets some of the other nuns and learns that they are praying constantly, swapping in shifts, to keep the evil entity at bay. Sister Oana reveals the abbey s history: it was built in the Middle Ages as a castle to be used by the Duke of St. Carta, a powerful aristocrat obsessed with the occult. The duke summoned the demon through a rift in the catacombs but was killed by Christian knights, who sealed the rift with a vial filled with the Blood of Christ. However, the bombings during World War II accidentally reopened the rift, unleashing the evil entity once more. Burke identifies the demon as Valak and discovers the Abbess has been dead all along.

Frenchie heads back to the abbey to help Irene and Burke. Irene is attacked by Valak and joins the nuns in desperate prayer to ward off the demon. When the group reunites, Irene discovers that none of the nuns she had seen and talked to were real and she had been praying alone, later realizing that Sister Victoria had been the last nun in the abbey and had sacrificed herself to stop Valak from possessing her body and unleashing evil.

Theorizing that Valak can only be stopped if they seal the rift with the blood of Christ contained in the reliquary, the trio retrieves the vial with the key Victoria possessed. Irene then informs Burke that God has called her to make her solemn vows as a nun and asks Burke to elevate her to the status of a professed nun, which he does in the abbey s chapel.

After the trio unlocks the tunnel door, Irene is lured into a pentagram and possessed by Valak. Frenchie smears some of the blood of Christ on her face, casting out the demon. Burke is wounded by Daniel s ghost as Valak starts to drown Irene in a flooded chamber. Irene expels the blood of Christ in the demon s face, banishing it as the blood of Christ seals the rift. After Frenchie resuscitates Irene, Sister Irene asks his real name and Frenchie answers to her question that is Maurice. Unbeknownst to the others, Maurice has been possessed by Valak, as evidenced by an inverted crucifix on his nape.

Twenty years later at a university seminar in Wakefield, Massachusetts, Carolyn Perron watches as Ed and Lorraine Warren present footage of their attempt to exorcise a possessed Maurice. In the footage, Maurice grabs Lorraine, giving her visions of Ed dying, which initiates the Warrens investigation of the Perron farmhouse haunting.

Cast

• Demián Bichir as Father Burke
• Taissa Farmiga as Sister Irene
• Jonas Bloquet as Maurice Frenchie Theriault
• Bonnie Aarons as Valak / the Nun
• Charlotte Hope as Sister Victoria
• Ingrid Bisu as Sister Oana
• Sandra Teles as Sister Ruth
• Manuela Ciucur as Sister Christine
• Ani Sava as Sister Jessica
• Maria Obretin as Sister Abigail
• Gabrielle Downey as the Mother Abbess
• August Maturo as Daniel Jack Falk as evil Daniel
• Jack Falk as evil Daniel
• Jonny Coyne as Gregoro
• Mark Steger as the Duke
• Jared Morgan as Marquis
• Michael Smiley as Bishop Pasquale
• Joseph Bishara as the voice of the Demon

Additionally, Patrick Wilson, Vera Farmiga, Christof Veillon, Lili Taylor and Shannon Kook appear in archive footage from The Conjuring as Ed and Lorraine Warren, the older Maurice Theriault, Carolyn Perron and Drew Thomas respectively. Sterling Jerins appears in archive footage from The Conjuring 2 as Judy Warren.

Production

Development

On June 15, 2016, Warner Bros. Pictures and New Line Cinema announced The Nun, a spin-off film to The Conjuring 2, which had opened five days earlier. Peter Safran and James Wan produced. The initial script for the film was written by David Leslie Johnson. On February 17, 2017, it was announced that Corin Hardy had signed on to direct The Nun with a new screenplay from Wan and Gary Dauberman. During the filming of Annabelle: Creation, Safran revealed that The Nun would chronologically come first in the Conjuring Universe, making it a further prequel to The Conjuring series and Annabelle series. He said, We have a board that we created that has what we hope will ultimately be our series of movies. We have it in chronological order, so we can keep track of where it all happens.

Casting

On April 5, 2017, Demián Bichir was cast in the film, as a priest investigating a nun s mysterious suicide. Taissa Farmiga was cast shortly after, as a Roman Catholic nun in her novitiate. Corin Hardy later said that he initially did not want to cast Farmiga due to her being the sister of The Conjuring star Vera Farmiga, but changed his mind when he saw her auditions, I watched 100 auditions for this role and she had some kind of presence outside of her own body that is evident, and she s phenomenal. Bonnie Aarons was then set to reprise her role as the Demon Nun character Valak from The Conjuring 2. Charlotte Hope, Jonas Bloquet, and Ingrid Bisu were subsequently announced to star, rounding out the main cast.

Filming

Principal photography for the film began on May 3, 2017, at Castel Film Studios in Bucharest, Romania, with Maxime Alexandre serving as cinematographer. Film director Corin Hardy had a Roman Catholic priest bless the set prior to filming. Scenes were filmed in the Palace of the Parliament building in June, for a fee of €5,000 per hour. Filming also took place at the Corvin Castle in Hunedoara and in Sighișoara, Transylvania. Hardy saw a handprint in the dust while filming in Mogoșoaia, which he believed to be that of a ghost. Hardy announced on his social media accounts that production had wrapped on June 23, 2017, after 38 days.

Post-production

The Nun reportedly went under extensive reshoots. The Curse of La Llorona cinematographer Michael Burgess had worked on the film. Wan also worked as a second unit director under Hardy.

Music

The original musical score for The Nun was composed by Abel Korzeniowski, and was released on August 31, 2018, by WaterTower Music.

Marketing

On June 13, 2018, a teaser trailer was released. In August 2018, a short advertisement for the film was removed from YouTube due to an unskippable jump scare that violated the platform s Shocking Content policies. The studio spent an estimated $90 million on prints and advertisements for the film.

Release

Warner Bros. Pictures had initially scheduled The Nun to be released in the United States on July 13, 2018. In February 2018, it was announced that the film s release date would be pushed back to September 7, 2018. The film was released on Digital HD on November 20, 2018, and on Blu-ray and DVD on December 4, 2018.In May 31, 2022 was released alongside with another The Conjuring Universe movies in Blu-ray, excluding The Curse of Llorona.

Reception

Box office

The Nun grossed $117.5 million in the United States and Canada, and $248.1 million in other territories, for a total worldwide gross of $365.6 million, against a production budget of $22 million, becoming the highest-grossing film in the franchise. Deadline Hollywood calculated the net profit of the film to be $155 million, when factoring together all expenses and revenues.

In the United States and Canada, The Nun was released alongside Peppermint and God Bless the Broken Road, and was originally projected to gross $32–37 million in its opening weekend. By the week of its release, forecasts had been increased to $36–45 million from 3,876 theaters. It made $22.4 million on its first day, including $5.4 million from Thursday night previews, both the highest such numbers for The Conjuring films. It went on to debut to $53.8 million, also marking the best figure of the franchise, and became the first film in almost a month to finish ahead of Crazy Rich Asians at the box office.

In other territories, it currently ranks as the highest-grossing horror film of all time in twelve markets, including the Philippines (where it has grossed $5 million in its first week), Indonesia, Brazil, Romania and UAE.

Critical response

On review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, the film holds an approval rating of 24% based on 206 reviews, with an average rating of 4.4/10. The site s critical consensus reads, The Nun boasts strong performances, spooky atmospherics, and a couple decent set-pieces, but its sins include inconsistent logic and narrative slackness. On Metacritic, the film has a weighted average score of 46 out of 100, based on 32 critics, indicating mixed or average reviews . Audiences polled by CinemaScore gave the film an average grade of C on an A+ to F scale, the lowest of the series.

The Plugged In review for the film summarized the spirituality evident in the film: Evil is real, the movie tells us, but so is God. Spiritual trappings are everywhere. And when in doubt or danger, you can t go wrong with a little prayer. In her review of the film published in the National Catholic Reporter, Sr. Rose Pacatte, a nun belonging to the Daughters of St. Paul, stated that there are two Catholic theological aspects of this film that are accurate: one is that the devil exists, and the other is that Mary, the Mother of Jesus, will show us the way. Another religious sister, Nicole Reich, stated in her review of the film published on Syfy Wire that if Valak was a real demon, he would never be able to reveal himself while the sisters were in perpetual adoration…because the Lord was present .

Accolades

Sharon Gilham was nominated at the 2018 Fright Meter Awards for Best Costume Design for this film. The film won at the 2019 Golden Trailer Awards for Best Horror Poster.

Sequel

In August 2017, Wan discussed the possibility of a Nun sequel and what its storyline might entail: I do know where potentially, if The Nun works out, where The Nun 2 could lead to and how that ties back to Lorraine s story that we ve set up with the first two Conjurings and make it all come full circle.

In April 2019, it was announced by Peter Safran that a sequel was in development. He stated there was a really fun storyline planned for the film, and commented that there was an inevitability to another The Nun movie . Later that month, Akela Cooper signed onto the project as screenwriter, while Safran and James Wan will serve as producers.

On April 26, 2022, Warner Bros. Pictures officially announced the movie as a part of its upcoming slate at the 2022 CinemaCon. The following day, it was announced that Michael Chaves will direct the film. Principal photography began on April 29, 2022. Bonnie Aarons was confirmed to be reprising her role as Valak.

Year	2018
ReleaseDate	2018-09-07
RuntimeMins	96
RuntimeStr	1h 36min
Plot	A priest with a haunted past and a novice on the threshold of her final vows are sent by the Vatican to investigate the death of a young nun in Romania and confront a malevolent force in the form of a demonic nun.
Awards	Awards, 2 wins & 1 nomination
Directors	Corin Hardy
Writers	Gary Dauberman, James Wan
Stars	Demián Bichir, Taissa Farmiga, Jonas Bloquet
Produced by	Cristian Bostanescu, Richard Brener, Michael Clear, Gary Dauberman, Walter Hamada, Dave Neustadter, Hans Ritter, Peter Safran, James Wan, Todd Williams
Music by	Abel Korzeniowski
Cinematography by	Maxime Alexandre
Film Editing by	Michel Aller, Ken Blackwell
Casting By	Rich Delia, Liliana Toma, Rose Wicksteed
Production Design by	Jennifer Spence
Art Direction by	Adrian Curelea, Vraciu Eduard Daniel
Set Decoration by	Gina Calin
Costume Design by	Sharon Gilham
Makeup Department	Petcu Alina, Wayne Anderson, Sarah Ault, Domnica Bodogan, Ana Maria Dorobantu, Alec Gillis, Adelina Handuri, Steve Koch, Steluta Marin, Viorel Militaru, Gage Munster, Sandra Patrauceanu, Cristina Patterson, Liana Racaru, Iulia Roseanu, Mara Rouse, Eleanor Sabaduquia, Maria Sandoval, Olimpia Stoicea, Hugo Villasenor, Tom Woodruff Jr., Jeremy Bramer, Robert Smithson
Production Management	Razvan Ciuraru, Adrian Conerth, Bruce Wayne Gillies, Max King, Philip Waley
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director	Emilie Balusson, Harry Boyd, Julie Cummings, Simona Dinu, Robert Kiernan, David Marnell, Stefan Petcu, Jeremy Reisig, Ionut Sirbu, Rhys Summerhayes, James Wan, Jeffrey Wetzel
Art Department	Beau Anderson Sr., Eugen Anghelescu, Ken Barthelmey, Radu Costache, Ghinea Diana, Alexandru Dinca, Tiberiu Dinica, Sven Fodale, Kenneth Garrett, Adi Handac, J. Bryan Holloway, Alexandru Titus Ipate, Charlie Jaramillo, Carol Kiefer, Maggie Mannion, Sean Mannion, Becky Martinez, Sergey Mazurov, Jessica McDonald, Daniela Medeiros, Martin L. Mercer, Alina Petrini, Aurel Nicolae Radu, Carmen Ratoi, Diana Samuila, Geaniloni Sandru, Clint Schultz, Eusebiu Sirbu, John F. Soria, Terry Watson, Bryan Wynia
Sound Department	Kelly Ambrow, Joe Barnett, Andrew Bock, Steve Boeddeker, Adam Boyd, Paul Timothy Carden, Jason Charbonneau, Bill R. Dean, Ronald Eng, Stefan Fraticelli, Marin Constantin Gabriel, Judah Getz, Eric Gotthelf, Chase Keehn, Mark Kenna, Kelly Lewis, John Loranger, Brian Magrum, Kristi McIntyre, Bryan Mendoza, Sarath Mohan, Kelly Oxford, Anand Pawar, Nicolae Radu, Joe Schiff, Gabriel J. Serrano, Robert Sharman, John Sievert, Charley Stauber, Bruce Tanis, Drew Webster, Randy Wilson, Xiao ou Olivia Zhang, Dale Anchor, Brandon Bak, Adam Boyd, Kris Fenske, Andy Hay, Ando Johnson, Bob Lacivita, Steve Lederer, Nick Roberts, Matt Vowles, Randy Wilson
Special Effects by	Adam Dougherty, Marius Florescu, Josh McCarron, Ayumi Miyashiro, Shannon Pitts, Adrian Popescu, David T. Woodruff
Visual Effects by	Adam Ahlgren, Dan Lindskov Andersen, Charles Baden, Djochoua Belovarski, Karina Benesh, Thomas Biering, Neal Bradshaw, David Hernandez Ceciliano, Yolanda Charlo Rodriguez, Jessica Choi, Jeppe N. Christensen, Viktor Colling, David Connely, Justin Daneman, Heather Davis Baker, Chris Dawson, Chris Del Conte, Rickard Didriksson, Razvan Dragu, Mitchell S. Drain, Hampus Eriksson, Csaba László Eröss, David Feinsilber, Bradley Gaines, Stuart Gardiner, Kerry Graham, John Grower, Omer Gurkan, Jesper Gyllstad, Rick Harris, Magnus Hilding-Nørkjær, Jason Howey, Josephnixon, Lisa Jørgensen, Shira Mandel Kluger, Claus Kogsbøll, Cilie Kragegaard, Jakub Krompolc, Gabriel Köerner, Mike Larrabee, Cory Lee, Don Lee, Kim Lee, Ivan Lindfors, Lisa Maher, Kim Menaster, Matteo Migliorini, Elias Mlayeh, Matias Brandt Møller, Melvyn Nicholls, Nicholas Onstad, Mirco Paolini, Nikul Patel, Stewart Probert, Corey Ptaszynski, Ron Rhee, Matthew Ribeiro, Tomas Rydfjord, Eric Schoellnast, Ryan Sefton, Joseph Silva, William Stanton, Artem Sukach, Daniel Svaboe, Alexander Swahn, Esben Syberg, Kim Syberg, Marloes van Bijsterveldt, Nanda van der Eijk, Laurens Vermeulen, Pol Villà Trilla, Gongjin Wang, Hazel Weatherall, Daniel Westerlund, Rickard Wigh, Patrik Windahl, Jeff Winkle, Andzej Zmitrovic, Jakob Åhsbom, Viktor Östergren, Ruben Gerardo Alfaro Moreno, Marvin Chrastek, Cyrielle Guillermin, Alan Guimont, Fynn Laue, Victor Vilceanu
Stunts	Livia Andrei, Tammie Baird, Niculae Cristian Bogdan, Kurt Bryant, Paul Budeanu, Lauren Burton, Allison Caetano, Horatiu Carpiuc, Annie Chasse, George Chirita, Stefan Costache, Ionut Cotruta, Thomas Dewier, Andrea Dragomir, Gore Eduard, Serbanescu Florin, Amy Greene, Rosine Ace Hatem, Mary Henschell, Andrei Lepadatu, Catalin Mancafa, Petre Marin, Adrian Nita, David Paul Olsen, Michael Owen, Mike Owen, Cosmin Padureanu, Razvan Puiu, Lucian Raducanu, Valentin Raileanu, Juliette B. Reiss, Simon Rhee, Brian Simpson, Sean Taylor, Valeriu Tomescu, Fanel Ursu, Andrei Vintileanu, Dana Virza, Daniel Visan, Constantin Viscreanu, Charlotte Williams, Elena Raducanu
Camera and Electrical Department	Cos Aelenei, Ahmedwael, Derek Ashbaugh, Ron Batzdorff, Craig Bauer, Jason Bauer, Donato Bragagnolo, Dane Brehm, George Budescu, Michael Burgess, Sean Burris, Camilla Carniello, Catalin Chiorean, Catalin Ciobanu, Mielu Moldoveanu Constantin, Sandu Constantin, Jesse Cooper, Scott Crabbe, Andrei Cretan, Stuart Cropley, Liviu Darascu, Eric Kyle Deshazo, Erdem Ertal, Marco Fabriziani, Ioana Florescu, Cory Geryak, Sarbu Gigi, Charley Gilleran, Octavian Golgot, John Gorman, Josh Greer, Toni Ilinca, Florin Ion, Marcu Ion, Nicholas Kaat, Duane Katz, Michael Koepke, Eulin Lapardhaja, Jake Leannah, Justin M. Lubin, Joe Macaluso, Martin Maguire, Radu Marinescu, Mike Mauceri, BJ McDonnell, Negoita Mihai, Florin Mihalache, Jody Miller, Florin Niculae, Mihai Adrian Olteanu, Andrei Petrescu, Dario Pitotti, Liviu Popa, Mihai Cosmin Popa, Jeff Porter, Giuseppe Romanelli, George Santo Pietro, Robert Soare, Octavian Sotir, Bogdan Stanciu, Alexandru Bogdan Stefan, Andrew Sykes, Mircea Valentin, Petre Victor, Jacob Watts, Alessandro Bolognesi
Animation Department	Madhav Shyam
Casting Department	Maxim Bennet, Mark Droter, Mariana Grama, Sophie Kingston-Smith, Alexandra Ioana Mojoiu, Daniela Soare, Alexis Winter
Costume and Wardrobe Department	Esther Berry, Susan L. Bertram, Oana Draghici, Carmen Ilie, Meredith Korn, Cassandra Parigian, Madalina Pletoianu, Doina Raducut, Kate Swartz, Alexandra Voloaca, Juliet Weiss, Destiny M. Garcia
Editorial Department	Stefan Azaharioaie, Philip Beckner, Eric R. Brodeur, Arlo Brooks, John Carner, Greg Curry, Alexandru Enache, Jasmine Everett-Lewis, Mark Griffith, Razvan Ilinca, Kathleen McAuley, Timothy Llewellyn Moxey, Cristian Nicolescu, Angelique Perez, Sebastian Plamadeala, Pamela Scott-Farr, Christian Soleta, Steven Trapani
Location Management	Michael Chickey, Kent Matsuoka, Kieran-Miguel Diego D La Vega
Music Department	Abby Abdel-Khalek, Edward Atkatz, Sean Barrett, Kim Baum, Jonathan Beard, Johanna Sarah Borenstein, Connie Boylan, Reid Bruton, Joanna Bushnell, Joanna Businelli, Elin Carlson, Celeste Chada, Nathan Cole, Blake Cooper, Alexandre Cote, Jordan Cox, Meredith Crawford, Jennifer Cullinan, Monique Donnelly, Allie Feder, Amy Fogerson, Alex Rosales Garcia, Gregory Geiger, Michael Geiger, Dylan Gentile, William Kenneth Goldman, M.B. Gordy, Kelci Hahn, Tom Hardisty, Walter S. Harrah, James T. Hill, Benjamin Hoff, Luanne Homzy, Scott Hosfeld, Sandy Hughes, Laura Jackman, Benjamin Jacobson, Jennifer Johnson, Bob Joyce, Julie Jung, Pete Korpela, Mina Korzeniowski, Edie Lehmann Boddicker, Michael Lichtenauer, Jason Lippman, Gina Luciani, Jordan Ann Martone, Baraka May, Darrin McCann, Ken McGrath, Damian Montano, Marc Daniel Nelson, Aaron Oltman, Bobbi Page, Anthony Parnther, Jessica Pearlman, Radu Pieptea, LC Powell, Meredith Pyle, Joshua Ranz, Diane Freiman Reynolds, Lise Richardson, Mark Robertson, Ryan Robinson, Peter Rotter, Bart Samolis, Joe Santoni, Corinne Sobolewski, Chris Stoutenborough, Dan Teicher, Edward Trybek, Charlie Tyler, Nate Underkuffler, Suzanne Waters, Rich Wheeler, Greg Whipple, Henri Wilkinson, Kim Baum, Kris Dirksen, London Symphony Orchestra
Script and Continuity Department	Andra Barbuica, Jody Blose, Cleopatra Medvetchi, Tracy L. Moody
Transportation Department	Kevin Caira, Relu Cojanu, Louis Dargenzio, Vasile Ghita, Sarmis Stamatescu, Marius Stoian, Gary Thomas Williams
Additional Crew	Camrin Agin, Coleen Aiello, Bogdan Badea, Cristi Barbu, Ryan Bartley, David Berón, Christopher Billig, Lisa A. Blair, Ranjani Brow, Taylor Brown, Alexandru Burlac, Laurentiu Caciulan, Joe Carroll, June Christopher, Monica Dancila, Chelsea Davenport, Holly Dellocono, Kim Donovan, Monica Cojanu Duta, James Ferrera, Megan Fleming, Victor Focheanu, James Fox, Charles W. Francis, Jack Frymark, Jackie Gonneau, Travis Graalman, Ashley Gressen, Ali Griffith, Jade Hamdan, Michael Hubert, Bryce Hurless, Alexandru Titus Ipate, Ashley Lambert, Reinier Martínez, Daniela Mocanasu, Petre Nedelcu, Maureen O Reilly, Diego Osorio, Scott Parker, Ionut Penzes, Dalila Poch, Dorina Popa, Roxana Raducanu, William Michael Redman, Jay Rosenwink, Sandra Rosko, Alexandra Rubisz, Adrian Sabau, Steve Sabellico, Kershaun Scott, Vlad Semenescu, Ionut Sirbu, Becca Strauss, Joel Tokarsky, Jeremy Wabiszczewicz, Julie Anne Wight, Johanna L. Williams, Sarah Roberts, Sarah Willgrube
Genres	Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Companies	Atomic Monster, New Line Cinema, The Safran Company
Countries	USA
Languages	English, French, Romanian, Latin
ContentRating	R
ImDbRating	5.3
ImDbRatingVotes	139684
MetacriticRating	46
Keywords	priest,demonic nun,ghost,spin off,nun