We went to see "Immaculate" tonight. If you are a fan of horror from the 70s and 80s (not cheesy slashers, but actual horror), you will love this. The cinematography is excellent; I'm not sure if it was actually shot on film or "enhanced" digitally to make it seem as such, but film-wise, it stands up with classics like Rosemary's Baby and The Omen. Sydney Sweeney has really won me over lately as an actress and not just a cute blonde whose main talent is showing skin. The plot payoff was a little sketch when it comes down to it, but it's an original take on something that's been done to death -- I'll give it that. There's plenty of practical effects gore for the fans of that stuff (my wife said it was too gratuitous and was ready to walk out in parts). Personally, I think that the gore served the film, rather than just serve as torture porn, such as in the Saw franchise. This film was a refreshing break from the myriad craptastic CGI-laden thrillers being released. To paraphrase Scorsesi, this was cinema.