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There is NO WAY this movie is a 10...and I've seen at least one of those ratings. I don't like to trash indie work, because I know it's not easy to put together, but for Pete's sake, if you're fortunate enough to be able to see your vision come to life, at least make it a decent watch! Started out, okay, then, like so many other films, devolved into a total waste of time. Morbid curiosity forced me to watch it until the end. The only thing scary about this movie is, a nun wearing lipstick (have they evolved that much over the years?), the crap dialogue which must have been written by a couple of 13 year olds and the acting...which was just...no. The positives and the only reason it got two stars... The church ruins were amazing. The "prison" was kind of cool and the song playing during the credits, was pretty cool. But...don't bother...really...don't waste your time.

I never really tend to write reviews on movies because what some people like others won't, that's also why I learned never to listen to the reviews, watch the trailer or maybe a few of them, give the movie a chance. I have loved movies that literally have had 2 stars and couldn't understand why. So if you like scary movies I'd say give it a chance, if u like it u like it, if u don't well clearly u don't. I can say now I'm a bit frightened of nuns now 😂.

I have to say, I am on the fence about this one. The film is a standard horror film that stays within traditional horror tropes. It is a little to familiar, with a lot of the material having been seen and done before. And yet, it the cinematography is good, it taps into that comfortable horror styled atmosphere, and it offers a somewhat memorable baddie in Sister Monday. With "A Nun's Curse" I think my biggest complaint is just how long it takes before anything significant happens. For the first 40 or so minutes it is filled with too much dramatic dialog, exposition and melodrama that really eats into the runtime. But from there on things get somewhat interesting and the story transitions into a full on horror story. Again, the atmosphere is cool. I found myself really starting to get into. The horror elements are pretty well done. There is some stereotypical paranormal styled moments that are your standard gimmicks used. The best part is that the kills are done with practical effects that look good. The down side that the time starts running out on the film so the kills seem rushed. Overall, as much as I wanted to really like "A Nun's Curse" there was just more that I didn't like. I enjoyed Felissa Rose as Sister Monday but it takes too long to get her on screen. There is a "surprise" twist to the ending that will become clear before it is intended to, but it is a cool one. Unfortunately instead of ending the film there the story goes for another, weaker ending that kinda ruins things. As always check it out but don't expect much. It has some moments that are interesting, but not everyone will enjoy this one.

This is quite possibly the worst movie I have ever seen. The actors weren't good and the plot was horrible. The entire movie was just bad. If I could rate it a 0/10 I would.

Felissa Rose gives a Scholarly Performance as 'Sister Monday' , a Self-Righteous Religious Zealot who took the Laws of God & Man into Her Own Hands & Delivered Her Punishments Judiciously ! Now , Over 70 Years Later , She may have Returned to Continue Her Onslaught ! The Star of the Film is the Lovely Erika Edwards playing the Studious & Macabre Minded 'Ashley-Kat' , who's especially obsessed with Tales of Sister Monday . Her Spiteful & Vindictive Sister 'Gabby' , who seems to have been Born with a Silver Spoon in Her Mouth is portrayed by the Glamorously Gorgeous Kristi Ray , who is reminiscent of a Young Traci Lords , Body & All ! Damien Maffei is Gabby's Rude Sex-Hungry Boy-friend 'Anthony' & Gunner Willis is the Nerdy Psych-Student 'Michael' . Adorable Ashley-Kae Luker is the 'Young Ashley-Kae' & Jason Vail is The 'Father' . There's plenty of Blood , Killings , & a Dismemberment Thrown in for Kicks . The Story's told trough Real-Time & Flashbacks so Don't let your mind wander or Sister Monday may Sneak-Up on You !

Heading out for a weekend getaway, a group of friends forced to stop at an abandoned, burned down church once they get stranded by a potential storm in the area where they realize the stories about the area being haunted by the spirit of a vengeful nun is true and must try to get away from the church alive. Overall, this was a pretty enjoyable effort. Among the better aspects here are the early setups that give off a rather enjoyable old-school style setup for the main film to get the group trapped and get the film going. With the initial stop at the abandoned ruins and the backstory about the events that happened there in the past coinciding with the group getting locked out and forced to find shelter, there's a fine atmospheric touch here that goes a long way to getting for a realistic manner of getting the group stranded in the area. From there, the film gets quite enjoyable with the various flashbacks and encounters showing the group not only confronting the nun but seeing the exploits in her past. The repeat of the early scenes with her as a child confronting the figure around her room which goes into greater detail on these scenes than before which helps to make for a bigger impression about the spirit, while creepiness of the location makes the flash appearances of the nun walking in the distance tormenting them somewhat chilling. The series of quick ambush-style kills for the various encounters that set up one of the greatest twist endings in the scene serve this one well with the way this turns everything around unexpectedly. Overall, these here make for a rather fun time. This one does have a few issues. Among the more noticeable factors here is the lame cliche of the troublesome and antagonistic group that is supposedly family and friends spending nearly the entire time taking potshots and trading insults with each other. It's tiresome and lazy to keep harping on the same series of overdone cliches about the bookwormish sister with freaky habits being made fun for those instead of more traditional interests like everyone else in the group who see that as reason enough to pick on her. It doesn't speak to the fact that it's a group that hangs out frequently with each other if that keeps popping up in a film like this. The other big issue here is the rather curious amount of time spent on the group doing absolutely nothing once they arrive at the church and decide to stay there. Not only is this filled with a lot of the arguing and insulting they do to each other but it also manages to keep the main nun off-screen for large portions of this time as they focus away from her targeting the group. Since the majority of the scenes are simply stating the legend or splitting the friends up to focus on their issues, it seems like forever before the rampage starts and then rushes through with killing them in short order due to the constricted running time and how late into the film that all starts. That makes for enough to hold this one down somewhat. Rated Unrated/R: Graphic Language and Violence.