Annabelle: Creation” is the third cinematic outing for the demon-hosting doll. 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 haunted doll, Annabelle. Annabelle: Creation is a prequel to a spin-off, and it's also the doll's second origin story.
| Stars: | Miranda Otto, Stephanie Sigman, Alicia Vela-Bailey |
| Director: | David F. Sandberg |
| Writer: | Gary Dauberman |
| Category: | Horror, Thriller |
| Release Date: | 11-Aug-2017, USA |
| Overall Ratings: | / 5 |
The Doll has finally arrived. After scaring everyone in movies like 'Conjuring' and 'Child's Play', the iconic doll is set to give you the chills in the new movie 'Annabelle Creation' that narrates the horrifying tale of the evil doll.
If you enjoyed watching Annabelle and have an inclination for watching horror movies, this one is ideal for you! Read the reviews before you book the tickets!
Den Of Geek
While Annabelle: Creation attempts to follow in the footsteps of last year's horror prequel period piece, Ouija: Origin of Evil, which itself earned the prize for most marked franchise improvement, Creation is more or less the same mediocre product that we got last time.
Game Spot
'Annabelle: Creation' isn't the type of horror movie content to haunt you with eerie music and jump scares. Characters in Annabelle: Creation is maimed, die, and come back to life possessed by demons. There are stakes and consequences and bad things happen, which you can't say of even the highly regarded Conjuring movies, whose protagonists always seem just barely to escape the clutches of one demonic creature or another.
LA Times
In the end, “Annabelle: Creation” seems most invested in mechanics and minutiae: It’s fascinated by the squirm-inducing possibilities of a malfunctioning dumbwaiter, or a none-too-reliable chair lift that Janice has to use to get up and down the stairs. It’s keen too on making sure the events of this prequel and the original “Annabelle” snap together as neatly as possible — too neatly, perhaps.
Washington Post
Director David F. Sandberg is an alchemist of the first order, taking the base — even leaden — components of horror and whipping them into a shivery chiffon of dread. The Swedish filmmaker has done it again — with even cheesier material — taking the cliche-filled pantry of the devil-doll prequel “Annabelle: Creation” and turning out a dish that, while pulled together from the familiar components of the ghost story, is uncommon, nerve-rackingly satisfying.
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Annabelle: Creation is a good horror film with some haunted scene.