"Sydney Sweeney Shines in 'Immaculate' Despite Overplayed Tropes"

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"Immaculate," a religious horror film starring Sydney Sweeney, struggles to stand out in its genre, recycling familiar elements without delivering novel twists or genuine horror. The film's heavy-handed sound design and reliance on disturbing visuals overshadow its atmospheric setting, while the narrative structure and character development, particularly of the protagonist Sister Cecilia, fall short. However, standout performances by Benedetta Porcaroli and Sydney Sweeney, along with visually immersive cinematography, redeem the film to some extent. The unexpected twist in the conclusion offers a satisfying departure from convention.
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