Movies like Bless the Child

Constantine follows the story of John Constantine, a man who has literally been to hell and back. His quest to earn salvation by dispatching demons back to the depths pairs supernatural action with religious mythology similar to the conflict seen in Bless the Child.

Blending legal drama with frightening supernatural occurrences, The Exorcism of Emily Rose presents a courtroom setting where a priest is on trial for the death of a young girl during an exorcism. The intense scenes of possession and the clash of faith and law will appeal to fans of Bless the Child's dark religious overtones.

End of Days pits an ex-cop against a demonically possessed Arnold Schwarzenegger in a battle of good versus evil reminiscent of Bless the Child's themes. The apocalyptic setting and the supernatural elements along with a child's importance to the prophecy make this a compelling watch for fans of the genre.

In Stigmata, a hairdresser receives the stigmata after acquiring a rosary formerly owned by a deceased Italian priest. Like Bless the Child, the film delves into religious phenomena and the battle between holy and unholy forces, creating a disturbingly divine thriller.

The Prophecy showcases a conflict between archangels in heaven, with a detective caught in the middle. The intrigue of celestial beings meddling in human affairs will resonate with viewers who appreciate the spiritual warfare of Bless the Child.

This apocalyptic thriller centers on a pregnant woman who discovers she plays a key role in the coming end of days. The Seventh Sign deals with biblical prophecies and the antichrist, sharing the supernatural and religious horror themes that fans of Bless the Child are drawn to.

The Rite is about an American seminary student who travels to Italy to take an exorcism course. What he witnesses and experiences test his faith, echoing the religious undertones and the battles with demonic forces present in Bless the Child.

In The Order, a priest travels to Rome to investigate the mysterious death of his mentor and uncovers a secret society that practices unsanctioned forms of exorcism. The film's exploration of faith and the darker sides of religious orders align well with Bless the Child's subject matter.