2017 Directed by David F. Sandberg
Several years after the tragic death of their little girl, a doll maker and his wife welcome a nun and several girls from a shuttered orphanage into their home, soon becoming the target of the doll maker's possessed creation—Annabelle.
Stephanie Sigman Talitha Bateman Lulu Wilson Anthony LaPaglia Miranda Otto Grace Fulton Philippa Coulthard Samara Lee Tayler Buck Lou Lou Safran Brad Greenquist Mark Bramhall Joseph Bishara Alicia Vela-Bailey Jessie Giacomazzi Adam Bartley Lotta Losten Brian Howe Kerry O'Malley Annabelle Wallis Ward Horton Fred Tatasciore Bonnie Aarons Liam James Ramos Tyler A. Johnson Tree O'Toole
Lisa Son Cameron Birnie Julia K. Levine Colby Giovacchini Danny Metz Ryan Patrick Bartley Thomas Gerhardt Will Mitchell
Annabelle 2, Annabelle 2: Creation, Annabelle 2 - Creation, Annabelle 2 - A Criação do Mal, Анабель 2, Аннабель: Створення, 애나벨-인형의 주인, Annabelle 2 : La Création du Mal
Horror, the undead and monster classics Intense violence and sexual transgression scary, horror, creepy, supernatural or frighten horror, gory, scary, killing or slasher horror, creepy, eerie, blood or gothic horror, creepy, frighten, eerie or chilling zombies, undead, horror, gory or flesh Show All…
Plot made no sense. Why would the general hide the plans inside the Pentagon when he knew he wouldn't be able to get back in there after his cover was blown? And what was the ultimate plan of the bad guys? Say the plan had worked and the EMPs actually went off. Ok, now all electronics are dead, all bank records are gone, but now what? Where would the billions of dollars actually come from? Also, no way that much explosives could fit into an eyepatch.
If you told me 3 years ago that i'd really like the sequel to Ouija and Annabelle I would've told you to get fucked.
I think it's safe to say,
at this point, that it would
do Lulu Wilson some good to
just stay away from both dolls
and board games altogether.
(Also, man, these folks
were some deep sleepers.)
In my theater for this, every time a character would do something, a girl sitting next to my dad (think I recognize her from some prep school near me) would scream about how "fucking stupid this bitch is". Uhhhhhhhhhh, one of my biggest pet peeves is calling out characters in horror movies for supposedly inhuman stupidity that wouldn't pass in a real world situation... or would it? The worst example of this that I've heard oh-so-often is the whole Saw argument which is "WHY DIDN'T THEY SHOOT OFF THE CHAIN??? INSTEAD OF CUTTING OFF THE FOOT???" If you were in the Saw bathroom by the point in which they were where a fucking foot is being cut off, you've seen…
this movie being good is a better plot twist than anything m. night shyamalan has ever written
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Solid set-piece Horror. Feels like a "scary" YA novel I would read as a kid. By the third act, it's pretty much payoff after payoff. These are best experienced with a crowd, but the atmosphere is spooky and it's really well-cast.
The origins of The Conjuring Universe's creepy possessed doll are revealed.
"What is that? ... Who cares? RUN!"
I wanted to finally check out the Annabelle movies, and turns out there is a whole trilogy. I heard some of them were not great, so I decided to start with the highest-rated one, Annabelle: Creation. Overall the movie did offer the thrills and chills I was hoping for, but since I started with the second movie the ending which I assume ties in with the first one did not make much sense.
(Quick Hits) ... Spoilers:
- In this story we are introduced to the man who made the Annabelle doll and find out how his daughter was killed after being…
