1991·Horror·1h 37m
6.7
★
Damien Thorn is dead, but his prophecy is reborn in a mysterious girl named Delia, who is adopted by two attorneys.
Directed by Jorge Montesi and Dominique Othenin-Girard
prophecy
politics
sequel
anti-christ
evil child
mysterious death
religious horror
supernatural power
good versus evil
adopted girl
evil little girl
twin
Trailer
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Where to Watch
Cast
Faye Grant
Karen York
Michael Woods
Gene York
Michael Lerner
Earl
Madison Mason
Dr. Hastings
Ann Hearn
Jo Thueson
Jim Byrnes
Noah
Don S. Davis
Jake Madison
Asia Vieira
Delia
Megan Leitch
Sister Yvonne / Felicity
Joy Coghill
Sister Francesca
Duncan Fraser
Father Mattson
Susan Chapple
Mother Superior
Crew
Jorge Montesi
Director
Dominique Othenin-Girard
Director
Robert J. Anderson
Co-Producer
Michelle MacLaren
Production Manager
Rachel Leiterman
Second Assistant Director
Christine Haebler
Location Manager
Mary Jo Slater
Additional Casting
Danny Virtue
Stunt Coordinator
David Seltzer
Characters
Popular Reviews
62 reviews
Krookodilian
4.0★ · 07/05/26
No its fine, I just never considered the antichrist could be a woman. maybe I’m a bad person
No its fine, I just never considered the antichrist could be a woman. maybe I’m a bad person
Malise Lee
6.0★ · 03/27/25
less offensive than the first three films
less offensive than the first three films
Silentluminary
3.0★ · 11/01/24
Gender equality I guess
Gender equality I guess
Matthew
4.0★ · 10/30/24
Started this days ago and just remembered I had 20 min left. Figured I’d better finish before the end of the month.
Started this days ago and just remembered I had 20 min left. Figured I’d better finish before the end of the month.
MechaniChris
4.0★ · 10/14/24
I thought perhaps by returning to the core premise of a creepy child, this would finally be even a little scary again, but no. This is perhaps the least scary and most sanitized entry in the franchise. Mostly I came out of it just feeling bad for the little girl who was honestly not creepy enough to drive her mother to insane paranoia about her. I mean, I know the mother was right about her, but the evidence was WAY too flimsy to just assume your child is evil.
Also, there is a very funny bit where a snake wrangler is bitten by the MANY snakes she is holding and the doctors call it a freak accident while the mother takes it as further proof of evil intervention. But like… the woman started panicking while holding venomous snakes. That’s neither a freak accident nor divine intervention. That’s just consequences of reckless behavior!
Also, there is a very funny bit where a snake wrangler is bitten by the MANY snakes she is holding and the doctors call it a freak accident while the mother takes it as further proof of evil intervention. But like… the woman started panicking while holding venomous snakes. That’s neither a freak accident nor divine intervention. That’s just consequences of reckless behavior!
I thought perhaps by returning to the core premise of a creepy child, this would finally be even a little scary again, but no. This is perhaps the least scary and most sanitized entry in the franchise. Mostly I came out of it just feeling bad for the little girl who was honestly not creepy enough to drive her mother to insane paranoia about her. I mean, I know the mother was right about her, but the evidence was WAY too flimsy to just assume your child is evil.
Also, there is a very funny bit where a snake wrangler is bitten by the MANY snakes she is holding and the doctors call it a freak accident while the mother takes it as further proof of evil intervention. But like… the woman started panicking while holding venomous snakes. That’s neither a freak accident nor divine intervention. That’s just consequences of reckless behavior!
Also, there is a very funny bit where a snake wrangler is bitten by the MANY snakes she is holding and the doctors call it a freak accident while the mother takes it as further proof of evil intervention. But like… the woman started panicking while holding venomous snakes. That’s neither a freak accident nor divine intervention. That’s just consequences of reckless behavior!