Since The Exorcist's release and subsequent success nearly fifty years ago, religious-based horror hasn't deviated very often from the formula. Mostly,

The Unholy review: Hey, do you like loud noises that pass for scares? Then you're gonna love The Unholy!

Turning "The Song of Bernadette" into a horror film is a starter, but then it stalls

A poorly made horror takes an interesting concept, from a James Herbert novel, and squanders it with ineffective visuals and a dearth of scares

The Unholy is not designed to be deep, but since glimmers of depth are present, the lack of follow-up makes this a disappointing watch.

Messy Catholic horror is weighed down by becoming a creature feature

Cricket Brown makes a splash in a rare good megaplex nightmare, in which the spirit of the Virgin Mary appears to show up in Massachusetts.

Evan Spiliotopoulos has no genuine interest in Herbert’s complex themes yet all the time in the world for head-spinning genre predictability

Producer Sam Raimi helped lure some big names to "The Unholy," a Catholic "Our Lady's no 'lady'" thriller timed to hit theaters for Easter. Biggest and best of all is the lead, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, cast as a cinematic cliche but delivering the goods as the latest take on the jaded, liquor-loving journalist trope, this…

Is there a hope in hell for Sony’s Easter supernatural thriller?

Writer-director Evan Spiliotopoulos barely capitalizes on the luridly sacrilegious implications of the film’s premise.

Jeffrey Dean Morgan plays a disgraced journalist who stumbles onto a wave of religious miracles obscuring a malevolent history in 'The Unholy,' the latest from Sam Raimi's Ghost House Pictures.

At best, The Unholy is a horror flick fit for tweens who aren’t ready for gore, terrifying scenes, or much in the ways of story or subtext. Simply put, it’s sinfully dull.

"The Unholy," Evan Spiliotopoulos’ dramatically muddled horror movie based on the James Herbert novel "Shrine," stars Jeffrey Dean Morgan.