Nun of That

Nun of That

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No pun intended (or is it nun pun intended?) - but the movie is quite silly to say the least. The movie has a lot of violence and some sexual situation (also nudity but maybe not as much as some may expect/hope for). But it is the humor that will make or break the movie for you. If you can't dig what it tries to do - well you won't be having any fun while watching the movie. Be aware of that - and if you are not easily offended (or too religious I reckon), this very low budget movie with depictions that are very likely from an atheist mind (or at least someone who has no issue to make fun of religion) can be quite the hoot (read fun ride)

Outrageous! Is not a strong enough compliment for this outstanding "black comedy." There are very few one joke "dark comedies" , that can sustain momentum for 90 minutes. Like the terrific "Poor White Trash" (2000), "Nun of That" is one of those rare films that succeeds, and thus takes it's rightful place among the better "black comedies." "Nun of That" uses the familiar female revenge theme, and wraps it around a landslide of tasteless, hilarious jokes. "How do you get a Nun pregnant? Dress her as an Altar Boy" . lol . No one is left unscathed, Catholics, Jews, Lesbians, among many are torn to shreds. Those easily offended should avoid this like you would a rabid dog, but if you dare, the right audience will be richly rewarded. - MERK

Nun of That is one of those Movies that make Indie Film Makers think "Damn! Why didn't I think of that?" Nuns in a 70's Style Kung Fu Revenge Grindhouse Exploitation Film with comedy tossed in. In the wrong hands this would NOT work but Scorpio Films Releasing executed it heavenly. It starts Sara Nicklin, who plays Sister Kelly Wrath. Cult fans of 70's Exploitation films would think Pam Grier worthy performance. I could see Sister Wrath kicking ass right next to Foxy Brown. And she basically does with Shanette Wilson as Sister Lust. I won't give any spoilers away but Sister Lust lives up to her name. Ruth Sullivan and Alexandra Cipolla round out the gang of Vigilante Nuns as Sister Gluttony and Sister Pride. Stellar Performances, Great Comedic timing and of course more ass kicking action. And that's just the Vigilante Nuns! The rest of the cast is beyond spectacular, they're down right groovy. I don't want to ruin it, you must see this movie!

My cheeks hurt from laughing so much.. It really delivers the comedy more so than the top comedies released nationally that lose attention and get boring with a story. This movie has not a dull moment and can surprise you with some very good acting. Keeps things moving and keeps you entertained. I had an opportunity to see it in the theatre with a full audience reacting as they should with outloud laughter and applause. You really get to know the characters and enjoy the story and comedy as it moves forward. And there's surprises along the way with the straight up blood and violence. thumbs up 5 times! www.bodevoice.com Marc Bode

I had the pleasure of seeing Richard Griffin's new film "Nun of That" this past weekend and I am happy to say that it is one of the best comedies I have seen in a long time! The story is fresh, the dialog is witty, the acting is top notch, the cinematography is fantastic and the action sequences are thrilling. A special round of applause goes to Sarah Nicklin as the ass-kickin' Sister Wrath and Michael Reed as Jesus & Satan (wouldn't know it was the same guy)...not to mention, Rich Tretheway as Mama Rizzo! Honestly, there are too many talented actors to list. This film had the audience busting out in laughter and is destined to be a huge success!

I just saw this movie and while it's low budget, so much so that all the gunshots were added in later; it's very well made. It goes on just long enough, with an ending that BEGS for a sequel. And I laughed so hard my eyes were in tears all throughout. The guys who made this movie, watch out for them. They'll only get better. This movie doesn't really drag, either. And the dance number early in the film blew me away. It's pretty brief, and I wish there had been more. Yes, a B (or even C) movie with a dance number. A tremendous amount of nun jokes and good dialog. Loved the lead nun and her sisters, too. This movie is nun-thing but fun.

This film is awesome... It is drop-dead hilarious. I loved the short and I love this one more. It's seriously non-stop laughter and there's something for everyone from clever jokes to physical humor. The look of the film is awesome too - straight out of the grind-house style of the 1970s. And major kudos to the actors. Not only are the completely believable with their characters, but they are able to pull off the jokes without being campy or cheesy about it. This is by far my favorite Richard Griffin film and I cannot wait for it to come out on DVD. If you haven't seen it you must - I would bet that this becomes a cult hit. It's way too good not to.

A non-stop hilarious tale packed with awesome, ass-kicking characters! A look into the secret world of NUNS behaving badly. Ever wanted to know what Heaven REALLY looks like? Highly original, refreshing, and great splatter effects. I laughed so hard I cried. Mama's character is especially enjoyable - as well as Jesus, who also, curiously, doubles as the Devil! Best movie I've seen in a long time (and, not just saying that because I was lucky enough to be a part of it) - I have not laughed so hard in a movie theater for a number of years. Props to the whole SFR cast and crew!!