‘Warrior Nun’ To Return To Airwaves As Movie Trilogy Following Netflix Cancellation

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Netflix fantasy series Warrior Nun will be returning as a film trilogy.The show is based on the comic series by Ben Dunn and follows Ava Silva (Alba Baptista), who is resurrected by a divine artifact in her back before discovering she has supernatural powers and is part of an ancient order tasked with fighting demons on Earth.Shortly after the release of Warrior Nun season two, it was reported to have the highest Netflix audience rating ever. Netflix, however, cancelled the show after two seasons back in December 2022.The cancellation sparked a lengthy fan campaign to resurrect the show, with one of the campaigning tactics including renting a billboard outside of Netflix’s Los Angeles headquarters.Creator Simon Barry then confirmed in June that it “will return” and would be “more EPIC than you could imagine”.Now, executive producer Dean English has announced that Warrior Nun will be returning as three films.“I need to start by thanking all of you loyal fans,” he said in a video statement shared on Tuesday (August 15).

Warrior Nun was canceled by Netflix after two seasons but thanks to support from fans the series will return as a trilogy of movies.

Warrior Nun are going to love this news!