For most of its running time, Immaculate is a decent throwback to Dario Argento-style Italian horror movies. It gets a lot of mileage out of its picturesque Italian scenery and cast of old pro actors from the region. It’s a slow burn and not particularly scary, but it builds up to an incredibly strong final scene, which is good enough that it really makes the entire film worth seeing just for the superb payoff.
Written by Chris Bumbray Narrated by Chris Bumbray Edited by Lance Vlcek Produced by John Fallon Executive Producer: Berge Garabedian
