While I personally didn’t like the movie altogether, that doesn’t mean there weren’t good components of The Unholy. The Unholy had some redeeming parts, like Jeffrey Dean Morgan If you’re a fan of good old faith-based horror movies, you may enjoy the film, but I found myself wanting more depth to the storyline and jumpscares to satisfy my horror movie needs. Too many corners were cut and I felt as if the last half of the film was on autopilot. The Unholy took the interesting concept of the James Herbert novel, Shrine, and started out strong, but lost me after the first third of the movie. As Father Hagen (played by William Sadler ) says throughout the film, “Wherever God goes, the unholy follows.” After some time, it becomes apparent that something a little more sinister is happening in this small Massachusetts town. The Unholy first impressions while watching in a movie theater near meĪt first, The Unholy seems like an ode to horror films where the devil possesses an innocent soul, when a young deaf girl, Alice (played by Crickett Brown ) claims she can hear the Virgin Mary. See the spook for yourself and watch The Unholy trailer here. He finds a creepy porcelain doll and decides to smash it for a photo-op, but what he doesn’t realize is the horror this would unleash. The film follows a washed up reporter, Gerry Fenn (played by Jeffrey Dean Morgan ) who is sent to the small town of Banfield Massachusetts to cover a case, and when there is no real story, he decides to fabricate one of his own. As the previews played and the movie began, I suddenly realized that I was watching a movie about the devil on Easter Sunday. I walked into an AMC movie theater for a Sunday afternoon movie showtime to watch the new spooky Hollywood movie, The Unholy.
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