Prey for the Devil (2022) is a supernatural horror film directed by Daniel Stamm. The story follows Sister Ann (played by Jacqueline Byers), a young nun in a convent who believes she has a special calling to help those possessed by demons. In a world where exorcisms are typically performed by male priests, Sister Ann faces resistance from the church as she seeks to be trained in the ancient rite.

Despite the challenges, Sister Ann is determined to prove herself, especially after she becomes involved in the case of a young girl named Natalie (played by Posy Taylor), who is showing signs of demonic possession. As Sister Ann delves deeper into the case, she begins to uncover disturbing secrets and realizes that the demonic force tormenting Natalie may have a personal connection to her own past.

As the film progresses, Sister Ann faces her own psychological and spiritual battles, torn between her faith and the terrifying reality of the evil she is confronting. The story explores themes of possession, faith, and the struggle between good and evil, with Sister Ann’s journey becoming one of self-discovery and survival in the face of overwhelming darkness.

Prey for the Devil is a tense and atmospheric horror film that blends elements of exorcism and psychological terror, delivering a suspenseful experience as Sister Ann fights against both the malevolent forces and her own inner demons.