In this episode we review "Immaculate", the new nun-based horror film starring the omnipresent Sydney Sweeney. The reviewers are:  - Emma Sewell of Emma@The Movies (https://x.com/EmmaAtTheMovies) & - Scott Forbes from The Forbes Film & TV Review on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/theforbesfilmreview/) - Rev. Andy Godfrey of Konnect Radio (https://www.konnectradio.com) and Sorted Magazine (https://sortedmag.com). The video version of this podcast is also available on Youtube here: https://youtu.be/C7_-thtMcCY AI Generated Show Notes Summary In this episode of Flickering Dreams, Scott Forbes and Emma Sewell discuss the horror film Immaculate. Scott was pleasantly surprised by the film, finding it creepy and effective in its scares. He praised Sidney Sweeney's performance and the memorable ending. However, he was confused by the presence of the nuns with red faces and felt they could have been better utilized. Emma, on the other hand, found the film more like a heavy thriller than a horror and was disappointed by the jump scares. She also found the ending ridiculous and couldn't help but laugh. Overall, they gave the film a score of 7 out of 10, making it a marginal hit. Takeaways - Immaculate is a horror film that pleasantly surprised Scott Forbes, who found it creepy and effective in its scares. - Sidney Sweeney delivers a standout performance in the film. - The ending of Immaculate is memorable, but some viewers may find it ridiculous. - The presence of the nuns with red faces in the film is creepy, but their role could have been better explained or utilized. - Emma Sewell felt that Immaculate leaned more towards being a heavy thriller than a horror, and she was disappointed by the jump scares. Music: Hip Jazz by Bensound. Any clips used are taken from YouTube trailers or posted clips. Copyright remains with the original owners. As this podcast involves review, criticism and observation on the copyrighted materials, the clips are used under a ‘Fair Use’ policy. If copyright owners object to such use, please email [email protected] and they will be removed.