The Nun II

Name: The Nun II
Genre: Horror, The Conjuring
Released: 2023-09-06
Duration: 1 h 50 min
Rating: 6.6
Cast: Taissa Farmiga, Anna Popplewell, Jonas Bloquet, Storm Reid, Katelyn Rose Downey

Aug 2, 2026

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6.6

The Nun II

2023 1h 50m

Horror, The Conjuring

In “The Nun II,” Taissa Farmiga reprises her role as Sister Irene, diving into a chilling tale of terror set against the backdrop of 1956 France. As she investigates a violent murder, Irene confronts an ancient evil that threatens to consume everything in its path—making for a terrifyingly immersive horror experience.

WORTH A LOOK

The Nun II’s atmospheric tension and unrelenting scares make it a decent follow-up to The Conjuring Universe, but its predictable plot and lack of significant new twists keep it from standing out as a standout horror experience. Despite this, the film’s well-established brand and weighted rating from a sizable audience suggest that fans of the franchise will find some value in its familiar frights.

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Cast Taissa Farmiga, Anna Popplewell, Jonas Bloquet, Storm Reid, Katelyn Rose Downey

Frequently Asked Questions

What is The Nun II about?

The movie follows Sister Irene as she investigates the violent murder of a priest in 1956 France, only to come face-to-face with a powerful evil once again.

Who stars in The Nun II?

Taissa Farmiga, Anna Popplewell, Jonas Bloquet, Storm Reid, and Katelyn Rose Downey star in The Nun II.

How long does The Nun II run?

The movie runs for 110 minutes (1h 50m).

Is The Nun II available to stream?

Availability varies by region, but it is currently streaming on YouTube TV, Cinemax Amazon Channel, HBO Max, and Cinemax Apple TV Channel.

Is The Nun II worth watching?

While opinions may vary, The Nun II’s horror genre and familiar Conjuring Universe setting may appeal to fans of the series, although its tone and mood are more ominous than outright terrifying.