The Father. The Son. The Sydney Sweeney. <\/p>
*Warning: Spoilers ahead for Immaculate*<\/strong><\/p>\n New horror film Immaculate comes from the minds of Michael Mohan and Andrew Lobel, and stars Sydney Sweeney in the main role as Sister Cecilia, a young nun who has just received an invite to join an exclusive convent in Italy.<\/p>\n Of course, it doesn\u2019t take long before strange happenings start occurring in said convent, and Cecilia soon finds herself in an unexpected and utterly horrifying predicament.<\/p>\n The film marks a new genre for Sweeney, best known for her roles in acclaimed high school drama Euphoria<\/a> and the recently released romcom Anyone But You<\/a>, and with Immaculate having gone down pretty well with critics and fans alike, it could mark a new era for Sweeney, with clear potential as a brand new final girl.<\/p>\n But how does it all wrap up for Sister Cecilia in the end? Read on for everything you need to know, but be warned for there are major spoilers ahead<\/strong>.<\/p>\n On discovering the news of her \u2018immaculate\u2019 conception, Sister Cecilia is, understandably, more than concerned, spending the remainder of her pregnancy in both confusion and contempt towards Father Tedeschi and the rest of the nuns in the convent.<\/p>\n After secretly witnessing her friend Sister Gwen\u2019s (Benedetta Porcaroli) tongue being cut out for speaking badly against the convent, Cecilia hatches an escape plan. Using the corpse of a chicken for blood, Cecilia fakes a miscarriage in a desperate attempt to be taken to a hospital.<\/p> Father Sal Tedeschi (\u00c1lvaro Morte), at first, is mortified \u2013 picking up Cecilia and rushing her into the back of his car, desperate to save the child. However, when he receives a phone call from the particularly oddly behaved Mother Superior (we won\u2019t mention that scene with the blood), who exposes that Cecilia\u2019s miscarriage is a ruse, he turns the car straight back around.<\/p>\n It is soon revealed that Cecilia\u2019s baby isn\u2019t so immaculate after all. While, yes, the child was conceived without Cecilia breaking her vows, Father Tedeschi explains that he genetically engineered a piece of Jesus\u2019s DNA found on the crucifix to create a baby that was put into Cecilia.<\/p>\n He leads Cecilia into his lab \u2013 filled with test tubes and DIY embryos \u2013 and explains that, while the process has been tried multiple times before with other unsuspecting nuns over the course of the last 20 years, Cecilia\u2019s pregnancy was the first time the experiment had been successful.<\/p>\n Understandably, Cecilia is horrified. So horrified, in fact, that she attempts another escape. While being given an examination by Doctor Gallo and Mother Superior (Dora Romano), Gallo briefly leaves the room, and Cecilia takes this as her chance to bludgeon the Mother Superior to death with a cross.<\/p>\nImmaculate ending explained: What happens to Sister Cecilia?<\/strong><\/h2>\n