I've watched all the The Conjuring movies, of which I've reviewed The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It , plus most of the spin-offs. I'm not a fan of the main series, and don't find it particularly scary overall. A couple of the prequels, however, were more enjoyable, even if they're not exactly cinematic masterpieces. One of those is The Nun (2018), which I've recently re-watched. Warning: SPOILERS . Father Burke and Sister Irene, a novice who used to have visions, are sent by the Vatican to investigate if the Abbey of Saint Carta in Romania is still holy. Once there, they're helped by Theriault, aka Frenchie, who was the one who found the body. The nuns are less cooperative, and there's a dark presence haunting the Abbey... The movie opens with a pair of terrified nuns, Sisters Jessica and Victoria, in an underground corridor filled with wooden crosses that leads to a door with the inscription 'God ends here'. This perfectly encapsulates th