THE NUN 2 (Valak The Fallen Angel + Entire Nun Timeline) EXPLORED

Hey guys whats happening? Niyat here with film comics explained. As requested, today we’ll be exploring The Nun 2, the recently released supernatural horror film directed by Michael Chaves.
Functioning as a sequel to 2018’s The nun, and essentially the eight entry into the Conjuring Universe created by James Wan, the film stars Taissa Farmiga, Jonas Bloquet, Bonnie Aarons, Anna Popplewell, Storm Reid and Katelyn Rose Downey.
In the enticing sequel to the gothic tale of unimaginable horrors, we're whisked away to a quaint French town in 1956, which is plagued not by the latest fashion trends but a sinister evil. When Reports buzz about a priest and other holy people meeting an untimely (and rather gruesome) end, Enter Sister Irene: who dives headfirst into this ecclesiastical whodunit.
As the pieces start falling into place, who should be the culprit but the malevolent force known as Valak that had already tormented her in the past.
With the demon threatening to destroy her friends and the lives of many that depended on the church, Irene must effectively confront her past with the help of her comrades to defeat one of the most insidious forms of evil out there.
In this video, we’re going to run through the entire Nun timeline, with a breakdown of the first film and its characters, before turning our attention to the sequel.
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[@FrstdWntn]

I have never laughed harder at a horror film when Maurice gave Sister Irene the MEANEST right hook when heading to the chapel. No curveball, no change-up, just straight GAS.

[@nachgeben]

This here is a goddamn holy war, there's no room for sexism, everyone gets the fist equally.

[@h1ko393]

He just socked that bish no f’s given 🤣🤣

[@djpend3jo]

I was laughing at that same scene 🤣

[@jasonlicos]

Hahahaha

[@EPITAPH13]

At which part it happens?

[@MsAnimefan10]

I loved the scene where the daughter is on the staircase in the dark and the Nun appears on a wall and it holds there for a few seconds before the girl's mother turns on a light from below and the Nun disappears but a face is still present on the wall was very well done. Seeing faces in patterns always freaks me out.

[@s.r6331]

That was scary asf.

[@luisortiz8893]

One guy in my theater yelled "run bitch ruuuuun" which, you know, took away from the scene but everyone burst out laughing

[@Pyrisk]

This part still gets me today. The atmosphere was perfect at that moment. You expect a jumpscare or something to happen but nothing does.

[@chrisjohn85]

Scariest part of the movie by far, and not a jump scare! Just a nun face smiling at you in silence is freakin frightening.

[@KuyaJayTV12]

​@@luisortiz8893that was funny 😂

[@markreine2833]

You and Roanoke are by far my favorite movie explanation channels. Even when I get the movies you two bring insight into it. Always appreciate your guy’s videos.

[@astropunch101]

The best part of the film was when Valak yelled “It’s Nunnin Time!” and then she nunned all over the main characters

[@Aether_GM]

I want to fast forward in time to a time people forgot this joke template, but I know something worse will only be in it's place

[@filmcomicsexplained]

I got chills when Irene said she was having Nun of it! lol

[@JoshMc420]

​@@filmcomicsexplained😂❤

[@BigNickhill167]

​@@filmcomicsexplainedThat's a whole lot of nunsense, I don't remember that scene!

[@Stevesndkayla218]

For a second i thought i dont remember that shit before i realized it was a joke.

[@jamesroberts3013]

Okay, ripping the cross out of the ground is just a really solid move in a supernatural horror film

[@Jagrofes]

The conjuring 2 gave me an irrational fear of The Nun. Imagine turning a dark corner and the yellow eyed demon nun is just standing there in the shadows. The Nun movie was so bad it effectively cured it.

[@nekthms9033]

The conjuring scene was one the best horror scenes that was ever made but yeah the nun movie was a disappointment

[@s.r6331]

Dude I'm scared to look down my hallway. Lol

[@2dafetti]

She gonna have to style up with me 👊

[@notarobot3531]

Yeah when I saw the nun in the conjuring it was the most terrifying thing I've seen in a long time but after the nun movie she sorta just became another monster in another movie for me

[@ibinTZY]

Nun and the Conjuring movies have so much potential. They really need to get better storywriters for these movies. Maybe they should import some Asian horror writers to make the next nun and Conjuring movies. Many good Asian horror story writers dont depend on jump scares to make a movie scary and thats what makes them impactful and good.

[@rhondaskiles5740]

Let's go back to the time when less was more it isn't what you see but what you hear and imagine that is more scary

[@plantishfellow]

Every day we get a new filmcomicsexplained video is a good day

[@prestonnormile9996]

The scene of Lorraine freaking out during the exorcism, wonder if Valak showed her what it did to the nuns, or of hell, or a mix of both

[@ekita4079]

Pretty sure what she was shown was a vision of Ed's death. Think it was revealed in the conjuring 2

[@prestonnormile9996]

@@ekita4079 that could definitely be a part of it. Just a simple death wouldn't be enough to cause that level 10 breakdown, though, so maybe Valak made her see what It *wanted* to do to Ed

[@chenlyconke]

​@prestonnormile9996 yeah it was JUST Ed's death. Nothing more.

[@Marshkoon]

@@prestonnormile9996she literally said what she was shown her husbands she holds dear was brutally killed by an entity how many women will take that reality shown to them lightly? It didnt have to show her much to freak her out. Seeing as it was literally setting up his death in the conjuring 2

[@shainewhite2781]

YES!! Despite the mixed critical reception, it made $208 million dollars against a $38 million dollar budget.

[@lucasb7705]

I do like the movies, they’re entertaining for sure. The director is known for making relatively cheap movies and making bank off of them. Even if it doesn’t do great, it will still make everyone involved money because overhead is so low.

[@1kbmahan]

@@GrimMelvinno it’s like the only horror movie this month and people went to watch it.

[@matthewwolf90]

It banked on Brand recognition, it was also made cheap, and it shows, so yeah it’ll make a great opening, as do most low budget horror movies, but it won’t have legs and will quickly be forgotten.

[@1kbmahan]

@@matthewwolf90 that’s all movies

[@darqjade]

The second movie has an undercurrent of chavinism as well. We learn Father Burke is promoted to a Bishop while Sister Irene has stories told about how she supposdely went mad from the trauma of what happened. Yet when Valak goes on a rampage again she's the one they turn to, not humbly mind you but they almost demand she "fixes the problem" again, as if Valak is a leaky faucet instead of a friggin' demon.

[@baklapjr]

Burke died though, hard to ask a dead guy to excorise a demon hahahs

[@darqjade]

lol , yes I know he died but I was referring to the time before that where he was promoted and she wasn't. Then again, maybe it was her choice to remain hidden :) I just think the cardinal could've been a bit more humble when asking for her help. @@baklapjr

[@howsie123]

Did you expect sister Irene to also be promoted to bishop? There was literally no position for sister Irene to be promoted to. Clearly sister Irene went into some sort of hiding ( probably to escape trauma and questions) and that's why non of the nuns knew it was her. Believe it or not, people with very strong faith don't see demons as big entities. But regardless the church is probably the most secretive organisation on the planet so it would make sense that he didn't openly say what the issue was. The pope is basically her boss not just physically but spiritually. When the pope tells you to do something, as a Catholic, you must do it.

[@baklapjr]

@@darqjade oh I absolutely agree on that! The Cardinal was an asshole and had no idea what Irene went through.

[@whatsagoodname8597]

Ew. Your biased against men is showing.

[@prayasdash]

The nuns in the Abbey weren't hallucinations from Valak, like Sister Oana literally saved her and they gave several infos too... They just wanted Irene to pray at that time coz she was the only one alive and present there so... them praying would give her motivation and she could pray for better effects. Valak rather tries to break her prayers by scratching a star symbol behind her back but she continues praying.

[@DevilGiga]

In the Nun 2, they missed a great opportunity to explore the little kid and why Valak was hunting her specifically. The way they did it, she was ultimately just a element to advance the plot further when needed.

[@abbeygtr]

My theory is, that either Valak is pestering Lorraine for revenge (as he is a vengeful demon) because of the exorcism they perform to Maurice. Or, Lorraine will be chased by Valak because Irene and Lorraine are paralleled descendants of St. Lucy. Imagine, Lorraine and Irene are sisters in real life, and they have both visions. Why the director will use real-life siblings if this is not connected? Also, Irene's mother is always saying that "you have my eyes".

[@lucycooper9149]

Quick note: It's a 'convent' not a 'coven'. Covens are gatherings of witches, convents are houses of nuns. There may be some overlap, though there really shouldn't be.

[@goochipoochie]

The video maker is possessed

[@Soccercrazyigboman]

Lmao thanks for clarifying. Funny mix up when you think about it

[@lloyd9819]

I inherently find Bonnie Aaron's normal face terrifying now. She probably a lovely person.

[@HeatherHolt]

The Nun reminds me of Art the Clown from Terrifier. That’s been driving me nuts the whole video.

[@stanclark8824]

duh! it's his wife silly!

[@EpicLegoMocs]

You should absolutely have an episode on the Protomolecule from The Expanse…

[@soulreaver1983]

Another outstanding video many thanks for all your hard work!

[@filmcomicsexplained]

Thanks again!

[@soulreaver1983]

@@filmcomicsexplained Thank you for all your hard work!👍

[@carloscordova7873]

​@@filmcomicsexplainedwhoooo! I love you filmcomicsexplained!

[@SkyFly19853]

I must say... Nun movie series finally made sense for me after watching the second one.

[@Oori-74]

The ending was anticlimactic. It was so simple.

[@lyricistdestroyerqueensbor8782]

They could've explained more about valek, but instead gave us more jump scares.😂

[@sdqsdq6274]

valak , lol

[@TheSocialFaker]

One of the things I didn't like was the use of the eyes of the saint in the Nun 2. It didn't add much and felt like they only included it because they had a relic in the Nun 1 and wanted to continue the whole holy relic angle. Also Valak got the literal blood of Jesus spat in their face in the first one, but in the second one it was just wine that the two nuns touched and chanted in also felt weird.

[@methuselah8885]

That's actually not a weird decision from the director. When Jesus said "this is my blood" when pouring wine the catholic church interpreted it literally. Any blessed red wine is believed to become the actual, literal blood of Christ according to catholicism.

[@LiterallyAWesternHognose]

​@@methuselah8885So Jesus is the demoman from TF2 whatnot with the blood being liquor thing.

[@h.w.4482]

someone hasn't been to communion

[@jonathanhyman4330]

naurrr in catholicism it was taken literally form when Jesus first said “this is my blood” when he gave the wine to his apostles and so when the nuns blessed the wine it turned into the blood of christ

[@LiterallyAWesternHognose]

@@jonathanhyman4330 Hemomancy huh isn't that usually a Dark Magic spell isn't jesus like a Cleric or Paladin?

[@buddyzilla4557]

So something to keep in mind is that the more modern view of demons is just that. While they were condemned for their actions, Judai folklore mythology and old testiment expamples still recognized them as creations and servents of god. They were often depicted as earthbound abfels with very specific talents that oculd be leneded to mortal benefit if summoned correctly and invoked through god's name for pure intent. King solomon whom the book is named after was the child of David. He was considered one of the wosest and greatest of kings in biblical lore. He was so knowlagable and in touch with god that he was an expert in invoking demons to do his bidding. The portrayal is that their could go either way depending on the perosn who called them and their intent. If a sinful peroson called in them for selfish or malicious use, they could cause quite a bit of wrath upon that individual and or people nearby. If summoned in humble respect to god for intent that was deamed acxording to gods plan, they were sinply usefil tools. It seems weird now that a book classifiying and detialing demons along with how to summon them would be tied to the bame of Solomon but if yoy take the orgional stories into account it makes perfect sense. He WOULD be the one to know and record this but modern horor wants to stick to depictions of the demons only being a threat to the mortal world once summoned. Again..demons were just fallen or dark angels who had a lot less distiction between them and heavenly angels in a lot of the old mytholigy. A demon could be both a lord of Hell AND a dark angel protector/king of a certian level of heaven at the same time, like Sameal. As the left hand of god he was a dark punisher of humanity gurading the higher levels of heaven but also a Satin (a title meaning king of hell which there were multiples of despite modern association to one devil) judging the mortal souls of sinners to their consequences. It was all aprt of God's ultimate plan so it wasnt quite like today where they are just shown as completly evil being in defiance to all that is good and stand agaisnt the "natural order" in any way possible. This is also in part due to Chrsitianity starting to recognize specific acts as withcraft and a defiance to god. Basically anyone outside of what the church deamed to be appropriate to act for god showing abilties beyond mortal limits was claimed as comparing oneself to God. The more modern concept of demonolgy would be developed at this time during the middle ages and continue over into modern horror. Some older takes get blended in though, especially since it has become popular to bring up mesopotamean/middle eastern cultural orgins to some of these entities in modern media. Even Ghostbusters loves to do this with some of the bigger entities in their series.

[@datromanoff9566]

The timeline of The Nun literally confused me after its second installment. Lorraine and Ed exorcised the same Maurice in the 1970’s yet he was already freed from possession in the 1950’s by Sister Irene. 💀

[@sweaspurdoddd5466]

Continuity is difficult for modern writers.

[@s.r6331]

No clearly he wasn't. Because it came full circle

[@datromanoff9566]

@@sweaspurdoddd5466 perhaps they are also tapping into the multiverse 💀🤣

[@datromanoff9566]

@@s.r6331 honestly, it’s very confusing while I was watching the first half of the movie since they set it up to the time of 1950’s then I had to look back into the timeline of the first The Conjuring movie. But still I gave the movie the chance a shot for me to watch, I enjoyed it anyways. 😅

[@s.r6331]

@@datromanoff9566 lol same. 😆 I miss going to the movies

[@kirbymarchbarcena]

PRIEST: I am exorcising you in the name of the Lord. Why won't you comply? THE NUN: Technically, I'm catholic.

[@1kbmahan]

This movie is essentially a perfect sequel to the first movie. I genuinely loved this movie.

[@jonathanmiller7512]

Very well put together. I've watched videos that totally dismantle the simplicities of the film but none that exemplify the true feeling, direction and real purpose of the film. I now know the entirety of the story.🎉

[@Iflie]

Even the less good moviues in this universe are still better to watch than most other horror movies. Maybe Maurice ids simply explained by the lore from other movies, that having been possessed before makes you far more vulnerable to it happening again. Though it did imply it was valek again, trying to take vengeance on the seers in the family. So he'd have had to escape.

[@jasonlicos]

This movie is OVAH. When Valak, got those eyes, I was like "give valak its roses 👏"

[@TheNJ93487]

Ah, yes I see this movie The Nun 2 in Wal-Mart. Man, this is so damn adorable movie! I know Valak is back in 2023!

[@coryy9745]

This movie is just like Evil Dead Rise. Starts good, has some genuinely tense sequences (particularly where the daughter was trapped in the chapel after playing the devil eye game), but falls off hard in the final 3rd of the movie. Very sad because The Nun was a great movie.

[@PrithVG]

Yes yes the motive that you came up with would have been the best and most exceptional one. Wonderful insights Sir 👍 Loved this. I love the sensitivity with which you handled the explanation 👍👏

[@solsticelacer]

I liked when Valak said "Meet me at the nunnery, we'll have some funnery." For real though it seems like everyone was trying to make good movies, but they got so hung up on creating a series of spooky visuals that they had trouble connecting them with a compelling story. I'm sure trying to fit everything into the established timeline didn't help.

[@nerdwatch1017]

IDK if it’s part of the same universe but it would be cool if the popes exorcist was part of this universe and some kinda avengers endgame crossover could happen

[@zashajasso7376]

When sister Irene is walking in the alley during the magazine scene, on her way there you can see the nuns name being spelled out word for word. I thought that was really cool.

[@redenvy649]

The depiction of the Nun in the Conjuring 2 was by far one of the scariest character in the horror genre and iconic in it's own right, high up in the ranks with Sadako,Kayako, Reagan's possessor Pazuzu ans so many more....and i think it's quite obvious Frenchie was the person Valak possessed as we the demon entering his mouth near the ending scene in The Nun ..and my Lord,how they butchered Valak's character i cannot take the movie seriously ..

[@sekhmet747]

I'm looking forward to the next Conjuring with Maurie's case, hopefully.

[@kristenellie]

I just love this movie!! Both the first Nun & the second are completely awesome in my opinion!!

[@jerkfudgewater147]

“This demon used to be an angel” 😧 oh wow so you’re saying it has the same backstory as every other demon 🤯 so original

[@nicholascharles9625]

Well, yeah, what did you expect? That's the Christian view on demons, and this is a movie centred around Christianity

[@thearmchairjournalist566]

Been waiting since Friday and was worried you might take this week off 😢 TY for the upload 👌

[@elizabethveeravalli3345]

Ed mentioned that Frenchie tried to hurt his wife before killing himself. Maybe his wife was the teacher?

[@nannerz000]

32:20 during the visions of her mother there are like 2 frames of lorraine's eyes that i havent seen anyone mention that are probably elluding that lorraine is also a descendent of st lucy, also that they are both alive at the same time (irene and lorraine) also in the scene after frenchie and the school teacher are talking and her daughter goes up the stairs, she sees the hallway of ed and lorraine's home that floral wallpaper from their house shows up a couple of times in this movie probably going to be part of the connection to the next film

[@Jmw357]

Best part of this channel is I can watch scary movies without watching scary movies.

[@mayajarn678]

i had a theory that sister irene does not become a nun and instead has a family which results in lorraine warren which is why the demon hates her as well but i dont think it fits anymore however my othertheory is that the demon hates her because it was once defeated by someone like her

[@VanessaLol421]

Valak hates them both cause they're descendants from saint Lucy. He killed all the other descendants

[@marfinious]

Big fan of The Nun 2. And that’s what’s up.

[@anonymity1003]

Your video was more satisfying than both movies combined.

[@donaldkeith139]

All demons were once angels...

[@cakadokey]

I laughed from a good place when the demon gut checked, sister irene into a window.

[@rodgill9376]

While I am not a super fan of these films whatsoever, I do find them rather interesting. Of course, my favorite parts are the composers who make the music of the films.

[@danielponder690]

I don't do horror films like these, but I'm admittedly interested in seeing this. Being from Romania originally I just rolled my eyes when I saw it was filmed in...Romania of course...but I will say the countryside of Romania is quite beautiful! Noroc!

[@anaisgohy3411]

The mother superior gave me the creeps the minute she first appeared on screen during the movie, I already knew something was off with her haha

[@anodosarcade7355]

Ok. I’ll watch this because it’s YOU. But I have no interest in the Nun movies generally speaking lol

[@filmcomicsexplained]

lol thanks bro!

[@jju7469]

This makes me want a good The Nun video game. Solving the mystery, that would be sweet

[@Saphir8]

the theological misconceptions in these "horror" films are breathtaking..

[@premmukherjee2974]

Just imagine if james wann did all the movies himself 🤩

[@robinlackey5159]

Well done video! Now...this movie. Sigh. Stunning visual effects and set location was chef's kiss. No doubt. But still very predictable and truly jump scare driven. Most horror is these days, sadly. Love James Wan tho. ❤

[@halloonballoon1816]

I would love it if you could go through the movie Confessions, a japansese psychological movie about revenge , i haven't seen many film channels go over this movie indepth and I'd love to know your thoughts on it 😊

[@eunoia007]

I feel like the Nun was supposed to be a stand alone movie but because they profited off of just showing Valaks nun form on screen and they needed some money for some future conjuring project or sm they made Nun II. The movie literally contributed nothing to the storyline and just made things more confusing with Frenchie's possession. Wonder what they were thinking when they did that.

[@notarobot3531]

The nun was more terrifying the less we knew about it and seen it

[@eunoia007]

@@notarobot3531 Ikr. I was so scared of the nun but the more I got to know the plot the less scary it became

[@RashaadGenie]

I burst out laughing when they cut to the shot of Satan/The Goat. And that lead nun’s acting was so strange…

[@VideoLover393]

This was really well explained!

[@jefferynitz4141]

Love this channel please keep up the good work.

[@GabyGibson]

I love the dialogue: "Holy shit." "The holiest."

[@Twenty-Seven]

I hope we get a "Hereditary 2" since the end of the original film could lead easily into another film. Imagine the second movie is a cold open with the house surrounded as a crime scene, then use your imagination.

[@bigboy8421]

Just an idea: The maruice thing is because even though valak was gone, it still had a connection to him, so when it was able to come back in whatever for it did at the time, maurice as its last vessel felt it and responded to it physically.

[@firelord_ozai]

I like the second movie much better than the first

[@sho9585]

idk if im getting older or what but ive never feel scared anymore for this kind of film anymore i used to scared as shit watching insideous

[@notarobot3531]

The red faced demon jump scare in the kitchen to me is still the most clever junpscare for me till this day

[@CaroStar79]

If Sister Debra isn't in the third nun movie I'm gonna riot

[@charlesw5919]

Between first and second movie, Sister Irene performed multiple miracles, seems like she's on her way to be canonized.

[@preppyparisienne]

What frustrates me about the nun ii is that it seems to break a lot of the rules established in the first movie and conjuring franchise overall.

[@essandera9499]

Like what?

[@Siouxjin]

The blood spit in the face is just like Demon Knight. The Tales from the Crypt-movie.

[@hansmerker5611]

I suggest videos on: Palpatine Batman The Army of the Dead Once upon a Time Farscape

[@tortillajackson881]

I really wanted these movies to be good, such an awesome character in Valak only to be wasted potential. Love her design so much, absolutely hate the nun movies.

[@elvincortez1484]

The nun 2 has an ending credit scene where Ed and Loranne will first see Maurice. They were given a case in that call. The scene is short and should of had more info, I guess the procession was dormant.

[@jackjack7746]

i like how in the nun 1 and conjuring 2 they used the shadow to where both loaraine and irena follow it, and the nun2 and conjuring 2 the coridor with the nun is seen by the lil girls

[@PuppetgoD]

I liked a lot better than then previous nun movie

[@hermanlopez2945]

Thank you for the video.

[@Jynxxxycat]

This franchise reminds me of the storyline, in the author character's screenplay, in the 1980 horror film, "Deadline."

[@Frooti.loopz23]

It wasn’t scary, but I did appreciate the lore

[@dastoryteller8472]

We would love a complete timeline explanation of the saw franchise including Saw X...

[@goosebxmps]

Anna Poppwwell?!!! ok suddenly i’m buying tickets

[@ronattamurray142]

Good morning file comics explained i saw the nonfiction of this video i wouldn't watch this video because I was scared to shit to watch it I remember watching the movie along time ago it me scared me so bad .when time to go bed i see a shadow in the corner of my room even Annabelle the movie too

[@johncarter8103]

Great video can you do The Negotiator,The Beast,Justine and Vitae from Amnesia,Patrick Hockstetter,Henry Bowers and Nazis from Doctor who

[@sdqsdq6274]

something about the Farmigas , that just link well to horror movies , lol

[@mrfacephone]

Bro, I just watched all your The Thing videos and you have yet to do book 3. Make it happen.

[@iamshofiulazam]

The nun was more of a comedy then a horror.

[@paris5831]

Fr

[@AnthonyJ504]

The thing I found curious is when they said this demon was once an angel. I thought all demons were originally angels?

[@TheScorpioKnight]

"ensuring that no student's heart rates remain steady" 😅😂

[@BaconNDCheese]

I love the conjuring universe but Valak being sealed away in concrete...... kinda weak man. Then some bombs loosen the concrete so it escapes? I can't imagine a demon being sealed by plain ass concrete lol

[@happylands8712]

The Nun 2: Back In The Habit

[@BenjaminBartle-li3pc]

Man you’re voice is just fantastic. Its like I’ve heard it all my life and it gives me poignant energy but i know I’ve only known of it for a few years. Anyway keep it up and god bless

[@iHaveTheDocuments]

I can't believe how much money the first one made compared to more deserving horror movies

[@stanclark8824]

yeah. this movie, that movie, and the other 6 movies in the conjuring movie universe, they all sucked and made alot of money because people loved. smart people like us, however, don't watch crap.

[@deeya]

I really didn't think that they could've made a worse Nun movie than the first one. So now the artifacts have legit energy shields. The blood from the previous movie gets a pass, because well the blood of the son of god is probably gonna have some significant effect towards demons. And also it wasn't eminating an ethereal aura that can push the denizen of Hell away. And also, let's ignore the fact that Frenchie has to get possessed again/is still possessed, so what was the point? Also the Sister Debra character was pointless, I forgot her existence until the part with the goatguy. Seriously, if she was an attempt at representation, then this seems to be more of an insult. Why Jason Blum, James Wan? Why the La Llorona guy again?!

[@antibull4869]

Tbh if you view diversity (specifically if it’s proclaimed as such in the marketing of the movie (ex: “most diverse X film”)) as anything other than a lazy excuse for marketing… you are behind mentally.

[@azazelsiad3601]

@@antibull4869that’s a weird way to say “I don’t like minorities in my movies” Imao.

[@NameHere2243]

Racist mad. People like you always complain about representation, making things political etc etc and yet, even when making a relatively valid critique, you bring it up

[@azazelsiad3601]

@@NameHere2243 they can’t help themselves.

[@santepaulus]

where is representation in Mulan movie?@@NameHere2243

[@ragingwanderer7422]

Would love to see you do a video on dracula untold.

[@wasabi-in-my-eye3134]

To fight a nun you got to think like a monk.

[@lannap8365]

Huh... kinda odd that he got married while possessed... at least thats what it seems like

[@Mike-l1s7l]

Good movie

[@evoxghiretti]

This movie was possible the most boring for 20 minutes, pretty decent for the next hour, and was a fucking cartoon for the last 30. The staircase scene was actually frightening but mostly just because it was a jump scare, and mostly everything else was like a comedy.

[@sethkang4410]

crazy how the priest from first nun didnt show the story on how he died

[@hariniarumugam5912]

He died from cholera

[@sethkang4410]

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[@anubusx]

Please look at The Ancient Enemy from The Phantoms.