‘The Pope’s Exorcist’ comes out in Mexico much earlier than in the United States

For lovers of horror films, a new religious horror film entitled ‘The Pope’s Exorcist’ is arriving in cinemas, where the famous actor Russell Crowe become the right hand of the head of the Vatican to trap a dangerous demon who takes possession of a defenseless child.

Best of all, this one new horror movie It will hit theaters in Mexico several days earlier in the US, just like it did with “M3GAN” in late 2022, so you can enjoy this dark story before the rest of the world from early April, so it’s just weeks away.

According to information shared by Sony, the film’The Pope’s Exorcist’ opens on April 14 in the United States, however the publication of Sony Mexico has revealed that this macabre horror story will make its cinematic debut much sooner in mariachi country.

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‘The Pope’s Exorcist’ debuts Thursday April 6 in all cinemas in Mexico, so there are still several weeks left to enjoy this desperate story of religious terror, but you can see it first in the United States, while in Spain it will be available from Wednesday 05, a day before.

‘The Pope’s Exorcist’ tells a true story

According to the synopsis of this new scary movie”The Exorcist of the Pope” is “inspired by the true story of Father Gabriel Amorth”, which gives the narrative a much more ominous tone in the same way it did with the 3 installments of “The Conjuring” with the Warren Files records .

“The Pope’s Exorcist tells how Amorth investigates the terrifying possession of a little boy and ends up uncovering a centuries-old conspiracy that the Vatican has been desperately trying to keep under wraps,” reads the brief official synopsis for this new film starring renowned actor Russell Crowe. .

The film ‘The Pope’s Exorcist’ is one of the new bets of the horror cinema which promises to be a box office hit this 2023, and surprise audiences with a desperate horror story based on the life of one of the most controversial priests to ever exist in the Vatican, whose direct boss was the Supreme Pontiff.