Immaculate is one of the most poignant movies that depict faith as well as guilt and look at the problem of redemption. This one requires the viewers to think andention and a young woman alone who has to reunite with the supernatural and overcome her past. In addition, the pacing of the film is deliberately slow and tension rises gradually throughout the whole movie. The actors are good, the leading lady gives an excellent account of conflict within exceptionally well. The cinematography is excellent, low-angle shots and a few creatively placed camera shots give the movie a perfect feeling of horror. Nonetheless, occasionally the show lacks energy to establish the aesthetic connectivity between the different episodes and, to some extent, the open finale might irritate certain viewers. All together, Immaculate is tear jerker and truly beautiful film, ideal for fans of psychological thriller with hidden religious essence. It is not for everyone, but, for sure, it reflects upon a person.