Constantine 2 (2025) opens years after John Constantine cheated death once again, now living in uneasy balance between Heaven, Hell, and the mortal world. Haunted by the souls he failed to save, Constantine has withdrawn into isolation, using his occult knowledge only when absolutely necessary. But when a series of brutal supernatural killings begins across major cities, marked by symbols older than any known scripture, Constantine realizes that something far worse than demons has been unleashed.
As Constantine investigates, he uncovers the return of a forbidden entity known as the Ascended — a being born from the collapse of the boundary between Heaven and Hell. Unlike demons, this force cannot be banished by rituals alone. Its presence destabilizes reality, causing angels to fall, demons to rebel, and humans to become vessels for ancient power. Constantine is forced back into the supernatural war he desperately tried to escape.
A reluctant alliance forms when Constantine reunites with powerful figures from his past, including a half-fallen angel and a determined human ally with hidden spiritual sensitivity. Trust is fragile, as betrayals lurk behind every whispered prophecy. Meanwhile, Lucifer himself takes interest in the unfolding chaos, warning Constantine that the Ascended could end the eternal war by destroying both Heaven and Hell — an outcome even the Devil fears.
As the body count rises, Constantine learns the horrifying truth: the ritual to stop the Ascended requires a sacrifice tied directly to his soul. Old sins resurface, and Constantine is forced to confront the question he has avoided his entire life — whether redemption is truly possible, or if he is destined to be a weapon forged by damnation. His trademark cynicism masks a growing desperation as the final confrontation approaches.
The film culminates in a hellish showdown within a collapsing spiritual realm where reality fractures and time bends. Constantine makes a choice that alters the cosmic balance forever, saving humanity at an unbearable personal cost. Constantine 2 (2025) ends on a haunting note, with the world spared but the supernatural order forever changed — and John Constantine walking alone once more, cursed, redeemed, and feared by both Heaven and Hell.