Agnes

2021 • 92 minutes

À propos de ce film

A nun's disturbing behavior sparks rumors of demonic possession at a remote convent. When Benjamin, a priest-in-waiting, and his disillusioned mentor, Father Donaghue, are sent to investigate, their methods backfire, leaving a wake of terror and trauma. Starring Molly C. Quinn, Jake Horowitz, Rachel True, Hayley McFarland, Zandy Hartig, Chris Browning, Ben Hall, Mary Buss with Chris Sullivan and Sean Gunn.

Notes et avis

Director Mickey Reece is getting better with each movie he makes. He knows all of his films have blemishes and imperfections. Agnes is a good example. The screenplay could be a little smarter. It misleads the audience a little with a loss of faith subplot that serves as a backbeat, not the meat of the story. And it has a tonal shift from horror (and some comedy) to a thoughtful religious drama. It's a bumpy ride. But Reece's films have been entertaining and watchable for 10 years now. Give his movies a try!

What possesses folks, these days, to make movies without proper endings? The issue was never resolved.. not even 'kind of'. It was flat out abandoned. The vague recollection I have of this movie is that inanimate objects were moving, and the subject had demonic voices.. there *was* a demon, but the whole story line was just abandoned with a light, parting, restaurant conversation.

The movie starts out as a horror-ish film and takes a sharp left and ends as a drama with a sudden abrupt ending. Really lame. 👎