Dark Nuns (2025)
We're ready to face the forbidden dark.
Director: Kwon Hyeok-jae · Writer: Kim Woo-jin
Desperation drives two nuns to perform an exorcism no nun should attempt. With a possessed child at the mercy of evil and the opposition of the Catholic Church, they take on the dangerous forbidden rituals themselves, putting their immortal souls in grave danger. They must confront the terrifying cost of their sacrilegious actions, but one goal remains: the boy must be saved at all costs.
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Trailer
Director
Kwon Hyeok-jae
Cast
Song Hye-kyo
Sister Giunia 
Jeon Yeo-bin
Sister Michela 
Lee Jin-uk
Father Paolo 
Moon Woo-jin
Choi Hee-joon 
Huh Joon-ho
Father Andreas 
Kim Guk-hee
Hyo-won 
Shin Jae-whi
Ae-dong 
Gang Dong-won
Choi Joon-ho 
Han Dong-hee
Nurse 
Park Jeong-hak
Dam-eon 
Jeon Su-ji
Hee-joon's Mother 
Park Ji-il
Bishop User Reviews (3)
The 2025 Korean supernatural film, «검은 수녀들» («Black Nuns»), is the sequel to the 2015 Korean supernatural movie, «검은 사제들» («Black Priests»). However, anyone who wants to start with the sequel has no need to watch the first as «검은 수녀들» («Black Nuns») is a standalone movie, and the two are almost identical in plots, twists, and execution. NOTE: The things written below were made in comparison with the prequel «검은 사제들» («Black Priests»). **¡SPOILER ALERT!** ## The Good 1. They gave the demon more dialogue. 2. The things the demon said are more in line with what's in the Bible, and more direct. 3. They gave the possession more screen time. 4. Less on the supernatural and more on realism. (No silly roaches; no "the demon finally started to use its power after it was caught") 5. Handled well the issue of "medical vs relig…
"Dark Nuns" is a slow burn, demonic horror, thriller. What works well in this film is the notion of taking on, what increasingly, looks like, insurmountable odds. This is no ordinary possession, its a Duke of hell, one of Satan's most powerful generals. You get a real sense of the threat and dread presented by this powerful, timeless, evil spirit though its dialogue and its manipulation of people and the environment. Its not to be trifled with. The concept of two nuns exorcising the heavy duty supernatural baddie as opposed to a priest, is novel too. Its cleverly handled, turning it into a macabre, almost maternal, drama. What does not work so well the over long length, populated with drawn out asides and sub plots.These unnecessary distractions, water down the films key focus. In summary, "Dark Nuns" would have worked considerably better if it had adhered more closely to i…
We jumped right into a possession case, and it looked like the first team was in trouble and needed some serious help. Its the same old story, and the men can't see a woman's true worth simply because of her gender and at the folly of their ignorance. There is something to be said of the way in which the storytelling is done in Korean films, and especially when battling the forces of evil, their faith feels so powerful and absolute that it's palpable.
