Sydney Sweeney's 'Immaculate' Faces Mixed Reviews

Despite praise for Sweeney's performance, critics point to the film's lack of originality and ineffective horror elements.

Sydney Sweeney stars and produces in the horror film 'Immaculate,' playing an American nun in an Italian convent with dark secrets.
The film has received mixed reviews, praising Sweeney's performance but critiquing its lack of originality and ineffective scares.
'Immaculate' explores themes of religious horror and bodily autonomy, with Sweeney's character facing a miraculous pregnancy.
Critics compare the film to classics like 'Rosemary's Baby,' noting its failure to fully engage with the psychological horror aspect.
Despite its flaws, 'Immaculate' is seen as a significant step for Sweeney as a producer and actor, showcasing her talent and ambition.