Review of Annabelle: Creation (2017) by Steven B — 23 Sep 2017
The most terrifying thing about this film is the embarrassment you could face when you fall asleep in the theater. While the story itself had potential, this movie falls flat on its face.
An elderly couple who lost their daughter (in an accident) begrudgingly open their house to some homeless orphans. Soon, one girl uncovers a dark secret that unleashes evil on the house. Sounds interesting, doesn't it? Sadly, this prequel is an unnecessary addition that builds to an anti-climactic plateau. While the atmosphere is moody and the script is compelling, you'll find yourself waiting for a big reveal that never comes. It's unfortunate because conceptually there was a lot of potential.
In the end, this is a good "introductory" horror flick to rent, nothing more.
This review of Annabelle: Creation (2017) was written by Steven B on 23 Sep 2017.
Annabelle: Creation has generally received positive reviews.
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