Immaculate balances horror and campy comedy, with one scene providing a much-needed break from the darkness. The film's comedic chores montage is reminiscent of The Little Hours, highlighting the contrast in tone. Despite some comedy, Immaculate ultimately embraces its horror, while The Little Hours fully indulges in comedy.

Immaculate is a film that often straddles the line between serious horror and campy absurdity. While its exploration of religious themes and disturbing imagery is undoubtedly its focal point, there's an unexpected moment of levity that, for me, stands out in stark contrast to the rest of the film. It also couldn't be further from Immaculate's harrowing ending, yet somehow works within the overall context of the movie.

One particular scene provides a brief respite from Immaculate's oppressive atmosphere. This tonal shift is reminiscent of the similarly comedic moments in my favorite nun movie, The Little Hours. Both films, while sharing a convent setting,...