The Nun 2 Gomovies (2024)

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Is The Nun still alive after Nun 2? ›

The Nun 2 ends with a climactic showdown between Irene and Valak in the chapel. Valak steals the Eyes of Saint Lucy from Irene and becomes more powerful than ever. Valak tries to kill Irene by setting her on fire, but Irene miraculously survives thanks to her faith and her connection to Saint Lucy.

Could a Demon Goat spin-off be on the cards like Valak, aka The Nun, received after being introduced in The Conjuring 2? "I think anything is possible," Chaves mused. "Aaron-Jon North, who plays Demon Goat, is this amazing English stuntperson, actor, and athlete.

They use a flashlight to make the stained-glass goat's eyes glow red. The red light acts as a laser, pointing to where the eyes of St. Lucy are buried. Irene finds the relic and the stained-glass goat vanishes, reappearing in real life as a demonic creature. Maurice attacks Irene and causes the bell tower to collapse.

While the primary form taken by Valak in the Conjuring film is as a demonic nun, Conjuring fandom generally accepts Valak as the entity behind the Crooked Man in the same film (though this has not been fully confirmed and will be presumably clarified in the forthcoming Crooked Man spinoff).

By the movie's conclusion, Frenchie (who reveals his name as Maurice) is unknowingly possessed by the demon Valak. The sequel sees Sister Irene discover Valak's possession of Frenchie and supposedly free him from the demonic force.

The Nun in The Conjuring Universe is based on real-life demonologists Ed and Lorraine Warren's experiences and has connections to actual demonology history. Valak, the demon in The Nun, appears in multiple historical grimoires and is described as a trickster, delivering treasures or serpents to those who contact it.

Farmiga and Wilson briefly appeared as Ed and Lorraine in the 2018 spin-off film The Nun, focusing on the character of Valak in its "Demon Nun" form, who was the villain from The Conjuring 2.

Scarier than its predecessor, The Nun II makes for an entertaining addition to the Conjuring franchise despite not being the most original horror sequel. Better than the first one, The Nun II makes up for its so-so story with plenty of fun jump scares.

Sister Irene ultimately defeats Valak using the Blood of Christ, but the pain and terror left behind by the demon suggests that its presence may continue in future films, including The Nun II.

Before they leave, Sister Irene takes her vows, and Burke elevates her to a professed nun.

Why did Valak want Saint Lucy's eyes? ›

Valak is after the eyes of Saint Lucy, patron saint of the blind, in order to restore the power that was taken from the demon when it was an angel rejected by God. As it turns out, those eyes are buried in the chapel at the boarding school where Maurice now works as a handyman.

But Irene won't burn, revealing that she is also a descendant of St. Lucy. In need of a miracle, Irene and Debra pray over communion wine that was spilled in the courtyard during the fight to turn it into the blood of Christ and wield it against Valak.

The Nun II director Michael Chaves reveals multiple Easter eggs hidden throughout the movie, including Valak's name spelled out in one scene. The film expands on Valak's terrifying presence in France during the 1950s and humanizes Maurice, setting the stage for the future of The Conjuring franchise.

8, jumps ahead four years to 1956, after Father Burke (Demián Bichir) has died of cholera, Sister Irene (Taissa Farmiga) has slipped into anonymity at a convent in Italy, and Maurice (Jonas Bloquet) has made his way to France and is working as a handyman at a boarding school.

The Nun 2's ending reveals Valak's history and hints at a return in future Conjuring movies. Valak seeks Saint Lucy's eyes for divine power but is ultimately defeated by the power of belief and the blood of Christ.

In The Conjuring 2, Ed and Lorraine Warren encounter a demonic nun figure named Valak. At the end of the film, Lorraine learns the demon's name and manages to banish it to hell. while audiences may have thought the film would be the last they'd see of Valak, she returns in The Nun.

It is also revealed that all the nuns in the abbey have actually been killed by Valak, and the last remaining nun chose death over getting possessed by Valak. The endgame of Valak is to destroy the Blood of Christ and escape the abbey.