Review of Annabelle: Creation (2017) by Kittywhisky — 16 Aug 2017

The story of this doll that I never would have bought it, but in the movies it's all the crazy started in the movie "The Conjuring ". And the moments with the doll is like the audience. But actually the story began in the 70s and is, to this day, in the "Occult Museum Warren".

Yes, the story of this doll is based on real events. This film is based on a mystical story of a doll and offers a history of the origin of evil. "Annabelle: Creation" is a prequel to the 2014 film "Annabelle".

As I wrote earlier, we learn the story of the appearance of the doll, and how she became a "conductor" for the evil forces. The tragedy happened to the family of Mullins. The father loves the puppets, he made the same doll.

But first, it's just an ordinary toy. After the tragedy the doll, something evil. After 12 years in the Mullins house come girls from the orphanage and settle in the house. They can feel like home, only it is strictly forbidden to enter the room, which was the daughter of the family.

This room, by the way, is closed. On the mystical to happen, the terrible events and the struggle for the soul. The horror elements are obligatory for a horror film. But the plot also plays a role. And here with "Annabelle: Creation" is not so smooth.

I told you the entire plot, avoiding spoilers. A story without imagination. But the main character is a girl Janice is really worried. And so we worried for her even more the girl find it difficult to walk without crutches.

The fact that objects, which wants to destroy evil, are children, adds empathy, you're afraid for them. And fear along with them. With the horror elements here all is well. Let, and without imagination (as distinguished from "The Conjuring 2").

Although, when the girls tried to leave by car, and in the twinkling of headlights was something alive — it was good. In this film, be sure to watch the background — there are sometimes slips something frightening.

The film escalates, and after such a quiet, blood chilling moments, there is something frightening. A movie can not scare. The doll is still pretty terrible, and frighteningly alive. You can find fault only to the demon.

As the first part, he is not afraid and looks too fantasy. A typical daemon that is not scary. But the rest of the effects look good. David F. Sandberg is a rookie, and was pleasantly surprised critics with the audience "Lights Out".

James Wan acted as producer and probably just watched the film was connected with the universe "Curse". Director David F. Sandberg managed the task and took of course a scary movie, but with an average story.

At the end of the film nicely connects the story with the first part, but look the original is not necessarily a prequel, it is an independent picture.