Paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren work to help a family terrorized by a dark presence in their farmhouse. Forced to confront a powerful entity, the Warrens find themselves caught in the most terrifying case of their lives.
Vera Farmiga Patrick Wilson Lili Taylor Ron Livingston Mackenzie Foy Joey King Hayley McFarland Sterling Jerins Kyla Deaver Shanley Caswell Shannon Kook John Brotherton Joseph Bishara Marion Guyot Morganna Bridgers Amy Tipton Zach Pappas Rose Bachtel James D. Nelson Christof Veillon Carmella Gioio Steve Coulter Ashley White Kymoura Kennedy Sean Flynn George T. Zervos Desi Domo Nate Seman Lorraine Warren Show All…
Sophie Neudorfer James Johnston Michael Shapiro Sean Marlow Freddy Phelps George Winn III Eric Brandon West
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i’m just saying......if ed and lorraine warren asked me to be in a throuple with them................i wouldn’t say no........
You know a movie is incredibly fucking terrifying when everyone in the theatre is dead silent. Nobody is on their cell-phone. You can't even hear the munching of popcorn. Finally it reaches a point where several audience members begin to break out in awkward laughter--not because something in the film is cheesy, funny, or stupid, it is because they have realized that a movie has made them reach the point of complete terror and they are laughing to let their body release some of that tension. It's around this point that everyone in the theatre loses their minds in response to something amazing happening on screen--the audience has reached their breaking point.
The Conjuring is that movie, and there are…
the moral of the story is that if you move to a new house and your dog is scared and refuses to walk inside, it’s time to find another new house
Vera Farmiga please come over and perform an exorcism on my house or whatever it is you do
84/100
Director James Wan isn't interested in subverting horror tropes or building a scary movie as a homage to the past of the genre; he commits to utter sincerity instead. Through the geography of all the locations and a masterful sense of place and presence, Wan deploys tricks and scares, sounds and images which are completely ordinary. But they still happen to scare us. Why? One word: sincerity. He invests in the family, he forms the Warrens as flawed but kind individuals, and he continues to scare the hell out of us without one winking eye. What was old is new again thanks to Wan's fluid, expansive camera: a roaming spirit in and of itself. It may be an ordinary…
roger: but you said you can’t perform an exorcism!
ed warren: MAYBE IF YOU HAD A FUCKING BUSINESS THAT YOU WERE PASSIONATE ABOUT THEN YOU WOULD KNOW WHAT IT TAKES TO RUN A FUCKING BUSINESS BUT YOU DON’T
Timeless artfully crafted supernatural horror. The kind of movie that immediately enters the ‘classic’ echelon for me, boasting impressive direction of cleverly crafted minimalistic scares, a wonderful cast giving wonderful performances, and the uncanny ability to make the dark scary again with impeccable set-pieces from one of the genres most precise set-piece merchants. I love getting played by James Wan in his horror movies and that feeling that I’m in the hands of someone who’s completely confident in their craft.
This movie means a lot to me for quite a few reasons... So, here we are... five years after this movie came out—and five years ago I hit rock bottom... homeless, deep in addiction, and living park to park traveling…
i'm the agonised screaming in the background when ed and lorraine are reaffirming their devotion to one another
"lmao what if i knocked all their photos down that shit'd be hilarious"
-the ghost
