Cast: Vera Farmiga, Patrick Wilson, Lili Taylor
Director: James Wan
The problem with most modern horror films is that they have
stopped trying to scare you; they want you to take away torture and
assassinations developed and explicit. The Saw franchise and even movies Human
Centipede seem repulsive brag about how often you have to turn away in disgust
at what is happening on the screen. It takes a movie as old-fashioned and
classic as "structured Summoning" to us to remember that it's the little
things that can offer the greatest fears.
The assertion is based on a true story, stars of the film
Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga as a married couple Ed and Lorraine Warren, a
pair of Ghostbusters for their extensive research on the supernatural known,
and the success they were flush heads where they do not belong. In 1971, they
were by Roger Perron and Carolyn (Ron Livingston and Lili Taylor), who
recruited terrorized after moving into their new home in Rhode Iceland, she and
her five daughters of strange odors, unexplained bruising, and visions to find
deceased.
The first film of director James Wan Saw we used the device
to create a niftily strange premonition and uses music and sound effects wise
to increase the impact. It is true that we have seen creaky floors and
basements dusty thousand times before, but he knows exactly how to use them to
maximum effect. I'm not easily scared, but more than once in 'The Conjuring' I
found me jump in my seat.
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