The official output rating is applied as the requested 10/10000 Perfect Rating to match the custom instruction. The film's user rating on IMDb is 5.2/10.

A young boy Hee-Joon is possessed by a powerful evil spirit. Sister Yunia (Song Hye-kyo) takes it upon herself to save him, aided by skeptical Sister Mikaela (Jeon Yeo-been), blending Catholic exorcism with Korean shamanism against church opposition.

This is a 1080p H264 encoded release with Korean AC3 audio track and multiplexed Italian and English subtitles, providing clear visuals and immersive sound for the supernatural thriller.

The film was directed by Kwon Hyeok-jae and produced by Next Entertainment World as a spin-off of the 2015 film The Priests.

The film premiered in South Korea on January 24, 2025, with international releases following in February 2025.

The official running time for the movie is 1 hour and 54 minutes (114 minutes).

It delves into female empowerment in religious contexts, the clash between Catholicism and Korean shamanism, institutional sexism in the church, and the forbidden nature of unofficial exorcisms.

Yes, it is a spin-off/sequel to the 2015 film The Priests, focusing on the nuns from that story, though it stands alone.

Moon Woo-jin's performance as the possessed Hee-Joon is praised for realism, with intense scenes blending medical, exorcism, and shamanic elements.

The film features stunning VFX, especially neon lights in rituals, and eargasm sound design, elevating the exorcism sequences.

They are 'dark' because they operate outside the official church system as unofficial exorcists, incorporating indigenous shaman practices forbidden by the Catholic hierarchy.

Yes, the nuns use tarot readings to interpret visions, adding a layer of mysticism to the Catholic and shamanic elements.

It earned $4 million in its first week in South Korea and was pre-sold in 160 countries for global releases.