The Exorcist: Redeemer (2025)

After the harrowing events of The Exorcist: Believer, a young girl—freed from the clutches of a demonic entity—begins to suffer terrifying visions and violent blackouts. Her mother, still traumatized by the ordeal, fears the evil has returned. But this time, it feels older, darker, and far more cunning.
When a string of ritualistic murders shakes their town, the symbols carved into each crime scene match the drawings the girl sketches in her sleep. Realizing this cannot be coincidence, the desperate mother seeks help from Father Bennett (Leslie Odom Jr.), now a seasoned exorcist who has battled possessions across the globe. Yet Bennett warns her: this is no ordinary case. The demon at work is part of a greater legion—one that has been preparing for decades to break fully into the mortal world.

To face it, Bennett calls on two unlikely allies: Gabriel Ward (Tom Hardy), a former priest turned hardened demon hunter, and Father Marcus Vale (Keanu Reeves), a reclusive Vatican exorcist whose calm, methodical rituals mask a lifetime of personal torment. Gabriel’s raw force and unorthodox tactics clash with Marcus’s disciplined, ritualistic approach, forging a tense but formidable alliance.
As their investigation deepens, the trio uncovers a chilling prophecy: the girl is not merely possessed—she is the chosen vessel for the “Redeemer,” a demonic avatar capable of spreading corruption across entire populations. The entity begins exploiting their deepest fears—forcing Gabriel to relive the failed exorcism that drove him from the Church, and confronting Marcus with haunting visions of the one soul he could never save.