"Stigmata" is a supernatural horror film that delves into themes of faith, skepticism, and the unexplained. The story follows Frankie Paige, a young, carefree hairdresser living in Pittsburgh, who becomes the unwitting recipient of stigmata—mysterious wounds that resemble those of Christ. As these inexplicable phenomena begin to manifest, Frankie finds herself tormented by visions and experiences that challenge her understanding of reality.

A priest, Father Andrew Kiernan, is sent by the Vatican to investigate the occurrences, suspecting that they may be linked to a long-lost religious artifact. As he delves deeper into Frankie’s life, he uncovers a connection between her and a deceased nun who had previously experienced similar stigmata. The film explores the tension between faith and doubt, as Frankie grapples with her newfound abilities and the implications they hold for her life and the world around her. As the story unfolds, both characters must confront their beliefs and the dark forces that seek to exploit Frankie’s condition, leading to a gripping climax that questions the very nature of faith itself.