One of the better movies so far this year. It was a bit creepy but not over the top. The story had great progression without spoiling the ending. We throughly enjoyed it.

Good movie overall, not too many movies talk about marry not too scary either just right amount of everything

Wait Till It comes To the On Red box... 🥺

Atom service was horroble

Worst movie I’ve ever seen. By far.

Solid concept and acting, just terrible execution and many missed opportunities for a great story. Also script felt like an early draft with unnecessary lines and little to no character development across the board. Don’t recommend spending money to watch this one.

#stupid

So scary... so awesome

this is my first movie back in theaters after covid and i want to say it wasn't bad. It wasn't the greatest movie but it was entertaining . It had good jump scares and good set ups but it lacked some cinematography...that's just me. But over all it was good.

Great Easter movie:)

Animation was shabby and kind of cliché. Can tell how it’s going to go after a while

Slow. If they would’ve cut a few repeated scenes and shortened some of the long, drawn out scenes, it would have been a decent movie. Good jump scares though.

not good

decent

meh

It was a good story but was not scary.

Thought it would be really Intresting but instead it came across as a paint by the numbers horror movie though I did like the statement the movie made of showing that sometimes church leaders are willing to sell their souls and condone evil because of the benafist/ rewards of that evil being done as it is a current issue of the church condoning messed up things because they see gain or benefit or don’t want to admit that maybe they messed up

This is the flimsiest of hokum, possessing all the gravity of a bible salesman hocking his wares outside the subway.

A.A. Dowd

The A.V. Club

Writer-director Evan Spiliotopoulos barely capitalizes on the luridly sacrilegious implications of the film’s premise.

Chuck Bowen

Slant Magazine

It’s a credit to Brown, Morgan, and Sadler that the story works at all. These actors maintain the illusion that The Unholy is a competent horror movie for far longer than it deserves. But in the end, there are just too many pieces missing to make this a coherent whole.

Matthew Monagle

Austin Chronicle