The Seventh Sign

The Exorcist is a foundational film in the demonic possession sub-genre. It portrays the harrowing ordeal of a young girl possessed by an ancient demon and closely examines themes of faith, making it a must-see for those who appreciate the spiritual conflict central to The Seventh Sign.

Constantine presents a modern-day exorcist who must cope with his own demons while facing the forces of darkness. Its blend of noir-like detective work and theological horror elements create an atmosphere that admirers of The Seventh Sign would find both familiar and engrossing.

Arnold Schwarzenegger stars in End of Days, a film that weaves together action and horror against a backdrop of impending doom. Viewers intrigued by The Seventh Sign's apocalyptic tension will find themselves gripped by the story of a man's battle to prevent Satan from taking a bride and bringing about the end of the world.

With Roman Polanski at the helm, The Ninth Gate stars Johnny Depp as a book dealer who gets entangled in a plot involving a tome that can summon the Devil himself. The film's blend of mystery and esoteric enigmas make it a compelling companion to The Seventh Sign's narrative of revelation and supernatural stakes.

The Prophecy, starring Christopher Walken as the Archangel Gabriel, plunges viewers into a celestial war over the soul of a young girl. Its theological intrigue and the battle between good and evil resonate closely with themes found in The Seventh Sign, ensuring its appeal to fans of religious horror.

Stigmata delves into the realm of religious horror, following a woman who inexplicably exhibits the wounds of Christ's crucifixion. Like The Seventh Sign, it tackles themes of faith and supernatural occurrences, making it a compelling watch for those interested in the intersection of religion and horror.