St. Agatha

(2018)

St. Agatha (2018) is a gripping psychological horror film set in the 1950s in a small town in Georgia. The story revolves around Agatha, a pregnant young woman who seeks sanctuary in a convent. Facing a dire predicament with no other options, she hopes the nuns will provide her with a safe haven.

Upon arriving at the convent, Agatha discovers that things aren't what they seem. She quickly realizes that the strict rules of the convent are enforced to an extreme degree, and she becomes suspicious of the nuns' intentions. As her stay progresses, Agatha's pregnancy becomes a subject of increasingly sinister attention from the Reverend Mother and the other nuns.

As Agatha's fears intensify, she must navigate through a labyrinth of psychological torment and manipulation in order to survive. She becomes entangled in a dark and twisted game that threatens her own sanity and the safety of her unborn child.

St. Agatha explores themes of oppression, faith, and the lengths individuals will go to fulfill their desires. This suspenseful and chilling film will keep audiences on the edge of their seats as Agatha fights to uncover the truth and escape from the clutches of the sadistic nuns.

Directed by Darren Lynn Bousman, known for his work in the Saw franchise, St. Agatha combines atmospheric visuals, intense performances, and a gripping narrative to deliver an unforgettable horror experience.