Violence & Scariness. Jump scares, demonic attacks, death by suicide (a bloodied body briefly hangs, attacked by birds), and other deaths. Plenty of blood seen in the form of severed body parts, pools of blood, and a brief image of blood flowing down stairs. A character is buried alive but survives.
Although many fans consider The Nun one of the worst installments in The Conjuring Universe due to how it often relies on classic jump-scares and mediocre plot twists to shock its audience, it utilizes unique thematic elements to create one of the most aesthetically creepy atmospheres of the entire franchise.
to me the first conjuring was the scariest, but i think i def appreciated the nun more than i initially expected. i went in with low hopes since it seems to be a non fan favorite, but it was genuinely a fun movie!
This movie has about 2 gore scenes but some jump scares that might frighten young viewers. This movie is an overall great one but the main villain is not as big of a part in the movie till the end. Still 4/5 and 14+.
There are a lot of jump scares! Some are quite intense and fast! The Demonic Nun's appearance is very frightening and may scare viewers. There is a scene with a demonic cult.
Violence is quite graphic, but usually brief: Expect to see pools of blood, slashed skin, stabbing, dead bodies, bodies on fire, and blood-covered body parts. Characters die (both at others' hands and by suicide), and there's a scene with guns and shooting. The movie is also full of jump scares and ghostly images.
However, with “The Nun II,” it feels as if the writers really did try to make a better and scarier experience. Most of the jump scares in “The Nun” were laughable and predictable. In “The Nun II” however, there are one or two that really make you jump.
Full frontal nudity is clearly visible. The scene is not sexual. Sexual abuse within a convent: A nun in a position of authority forces herself on a main character (also a nun), touching her and forcing her head to turn so they can kiss. The scene ends abruptly.
Parents need to know that The Nun II -- part of the Conjuring universe -- is the sequel to The Nun (2018) and finds Sister Irene (Taissa Farmiga) returning to face the demon nun. Expect to see creepy images, scary monsters, deaths, blood (including a corpse lying in a huge blood puddle), young girls…
Though both films succeed in providing some of the most frightening scares in The Conjuring Connected Universe, there's no doubt that Chaves's film is indeed more violent. With a larger cast mostly made up of children, the Nun's second outing fights, smashes, and gores its way to a violent victory.
Thanks to the use of lighting and the design of the sets, the creepiness factor is appropriate as well. But that is all as the plot and lore are a borefest. Things seem to be happening randomly without any rhyme or reason and the plot never seems to get going. The scares are as cliched as possible.
Summary. The Nun II's story takes inspiration from a real life legend. While the movie takes liberties with its real inspirations, it builds a connection between Irene and Lorraine Warren. The Conjuring Universe still has stories to tell but The Nun II's real inspiration revealed a key piece of the puzzle.
The ban was prompted by a viral tweet that cautioned anyone who hates jump scares or had anxiety to look away and turn down the volume when they saw an ad … with the volume being turned down and nothing else. The ad in question is clearly designed to freak out the viewer as much as possible.
Scarier than its predecessor, The Nun II makes for an entertaining addition to the Conjuring franchise despite not being the most original horror sequel. Better than the first one, The Nun II makes up for its so-so story with plenty of fun jump scares.
This film is probably scary for impressionable teenagers, because it certainly isn't for mature audiences. There are descriptions of suicide, lots of blood, slashed skin, stabbing, dead bodies, burning bodies, a man is buried alive (but escapes), shooting, demonic possession and all that stuff.
As a horror it packs in some real scares, but there is so much more to it, it has tension, a story, and some real intrigue, possibly because of the fact that it was inspired by real life events.
The recommended viewing order begins with The Conjuring movies, followed by the Annabelle trilogy, The Curse of La Llorona, The Nun and its sequel, and finally the third Conjuring movie. This order provides the most enjoyable and comprehensive experience.
The Nun is a 2018 American gothic supernatural horror film directed by Corin Hardy and written by Gary Dauberman, from a story by Dauberman and James Wan.
The Conjuring 2, The Nun, and The Nun II has Valak as the main antagonist, taking on the form of a demonic nun and The Crooked Man from the rhyme "There Was a Crooked Man". However, it has not been confirmed if Valak is the Crooked Man. The Nun revealed that it took the form of a nun to hide amongst the Sisters.
Hundreds of years later, the monastery was bombed heavily during the events of World War II, releasing the same evil spirit from its imprisonment. The demon had since taken the form of a nun as a means of blending with the other nuns as well as to mock their faith.
Victoria asks God for forgiveness before she jumps and hangs herself. Sometime later, her decaying body is discovered by a man simply known as Frenchie (Jonas Bloquet). The officials at the Vatican learn of Victoria's suicide, which is considered the ultimate sin.
