The ‘Madame Web’ actress returns to the big screen with a religious horror film
If there is an actress who has gone viral, for numerous reasons, in recent weeks, it is, without a doubt, Sydney Sweeney. After the crash that ‘Madame Web’ took, the actress has returned to the big screen with ‘Immaculate’, a horror film that has gone viral among other things for its great marketing.
Released on May 1, the film is directed by Michael Mohan, director of ‘The Voyeurs’ whose starring role also fell to actress Sydney Sweeney. After its premiere, ‘Immaculate’ has been well received by the public, but especially by the pressand has generated some expectation for the last bars of the film.
When and where we can see ‘Immaculate’ on streaming platforms
‘Immaculate’ is currently available in Spanish cinemas, so at the moment it will not reach digital format, either through a subscription service or in rental and purchase format. However, taking into account the release date – remember that it premiered on May 1 -, We shouldn’t expect it until around the end of June. or already entered the month of July.
It is also not known which platform it will come to first. The distributor is Neonand if we look at the latest films it has distributed, ‘Pig’, the film directed by Michael Sarnoski and starring Nicolas Cage, arrived first on Movistar+, so it is likely that ‘Immaculate’ will follow in its footsteps, although at the moment not There is nothing official and it will take us a while to know.
Regarding the rental and purchase format, nothing specific is known either. It would not be surprising if before, during or after its arrival on digital platforms through a subscription service it would also arrive in this format so that it would be available on different platforms, especially taking into account the growing popularity of Sydney Sweeney.
‘Immaculate’ is a horror film that takes us to meet Cecilia (Sydney Sweeney), a devout religious woman from the United States whose story will change when she embarks on a trip to a convent in the Italian countrysideespecially when he discovers that his new home hides a horrible secret and a terrible evil.
As Jorge Loser states in Espinof’s review, ‘Immaculate’ does not offer anything new that is a good addition to religious terror, but during its footage you can glimpse certain interesting aspects about the supernatural duality and some planes that are conceived with a macabre beauty.
On the other hand, general criticism has left ‘Immaculate’ in a good place. On Rotten Tomatoes we can find a total of 175 press reviews and a rating of 73%while the public has been a little more categorical and with more than 250 reviews the figure drops to 60%.
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