By Alexandra Heller-Nicholas. Agnes shrewdly balances sincerity with the filmmaker’s signature style of camp once again to extraordinary effect.” I’m n...

Two mismatched priests attempt to exorcise a young nun in an indie that splits the difference between horror spoof and religious crisis.

'Agnes' review: Director Mickey Reece's horror tale set at a remote convent explores a couple of nuns' crises of faith.

In this plodding horror-drama from Mickey Reece, a possessed nun drives one of her sisters to leave their convent.

It's all very elegantly put together.

Agnes is the final piece in a loose trilogy that includes Climate of the Hunter and Strike, Dear Mistress, and Cure His Heart

In 2021, choice means enjoying your pick of nunsploitation movies and the new horror "Agnes" is a pretty damn good pick.

There's a possession and an exorcism in here somewhere, but this Catholic horror tale never goes anywhere memorable

Prolific indie maestro Mickey Reece’s latest is a kinda-sorta horror film that’s too quirky for its own good.