Press

The second level of hell is superbly layered. Nina, played by the quite incredible Manon Maindivide - a powerhouse of an actress at only 10.

HorrorDNA Pandemonium

The grueling narrative is told through some of the most beautiful cinematography and practical effects in cinema as well as some incredible performances, most notably from young Manon Maindivide who is sure to have a bright future if her performance as the devilishly delightful Nina is anything to go by.

Film Hounds Pandemonium

The actress who plays the girl, Manon Maindivide, gives quite possibly the best performance in Pandemonium. She’s utterly diabolical and completely remorseless while simultaneously displaying an air of disarming, childlike innocence. It’s a great combination, and Manon Maindivide pulls it off without breaking a sweat.

Horror Obsessive Pandemonium

Tiny Maindivide is a huge find, as one of the most terrifying yet believable monster-angel little girls in the movies.

Johnny Alucard Pandemonium

Maindivide is remarkable in the role of the murderous child, striking just the right balance between creepy and charming.

Elements of Madness Pandemonium

It should be called out that one of them, Manon Maindivide, is a young child who shoulders the work of a longish section of the film and is called upon to play a character that most child actors never will be. She is excellent in the role.

Nightmarish Conjurings Pandemonium

Of the various souls whose stories we’re either shown or told, only Nina comes close to any sort of definition of evil.

The Movie Waffler Pandemonium

The utterly amazing Maindivide […] is one of the best child actresses I’ve ever seen in horror, being able to be utterly menacing and terrifying.

Haunted MTL Pandemonium

I don’t need a lot of blood and gore to convince me when evil is afoot. Maindivide’s performance rivals that of Patty McCormack’s portrayal of Rhoda in the 1956 film The Bad Seed.

Military Press Pandemonium

If the cast is perfect in every way, we must admit that the young Manon Maindivide is overwhelming. In the role of this child princess without conscience, the young actress is amazing.

Horreur Québec Pandemonium

The performances overall were quite compelling. Maindivide as the young psychopath Nina was chilling.

The Dominion Post Pandemonium

Manon Maindivide, a newcomer, shines as Nina, capturing the character’s unsettling mix of innocence and malice.

Horrornerdonline Pandemonium

An incredibly assured Manon Maindivide.

Moving Pictures Film Club Pandemonium

An incredible performance from Manon Maindivide.

NyxTv Pandemonium

It looks like a children’s fairytale, and it’s the darkest segment in a movie exploring some very dark subjects. Manon Maindivide does a great job.

Horror Buzz Pandemonium

The directional shift in tone feels a little jarring to begin with but becomes more acceptable after we get to see more of Manon Maindivide, whose character […] she so obviously relishes playing.

The Fright Club Pandemonium

Ophélia Kolb and Manon Maindivide also have a mention of their brief and impactful participations in the stories that accompany them down to the bottom.

Cronica Pandemonium

The performances of the actors hold up well, without being memorable, with the exception of young Manon Maindivide. This should be seen as a great performance.

Zickma Pandemonium

Manon Maindivide (8 years old) is impressive in the role of Nina. For a first role on screen after theatrical performances, the performance is remarkable. Her (double) character is both a real little princess as well as a real little pest. A real little budding artist to watch closely.

Le cinéma d’Olivier H Princesses Do As They Please

With the very young talented Manon Maindivide (impressive).

Le cinéma d’Olivier H Princesses Do As They Please

The little girl perfectly depicts this thanks to Manon’s acting which is brilliant in so many ways.

BrittNic Creations