Annabelle: Creation

It's a very nicely made film, it's very well acted by the largely young cast, it's a good, if sad story, and there are a few decent scares.

Way better than Annabelle, story telling is quite good. I don't like that Annabelle targets the weakest kid, the one that can't even go up the stairs... The flashbacks are a good explanation on how the Annabelle doll have demons inside in the first place. The ending however, doesn't sit well with me. We as the viewer got a unresolved ending. Where does the girl go?

Annabelle: Creation is a major step up from Annabelle, but it still has some rough edges.

I am an avid horror movie fan and the Annabelle series is one of my favorites. Good story, very creepy vibe, loved it till the end.

It was really terrifying, but it was boring at times. I had fun watching it, and I definitely recommend it for horror fans.

Creepiest and the best installment of the Annabelle series 😰

The girls were soooooo bad. I feel like diddy watching this I got so hard. Cleanup aisle my pants 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Had everything that was missing from the original annabelle

Annabelle: Creation offers a more compelling narrative compared to its predecessor, complete with an intriguing backstory and well-developed characters and scares that are not mere jump scares but rather crafted to evoke genuine fear and suspense. The director, David F. Sandberg, demonstrates a profound understanding of horror filmmaking, having successfully crafted a standout terrifying movie as the previous installment was desperate to showcase. Grading: B

'Annabelle: Creation' isn't all bad, though did underwhelm me if I'm to be truthful. The mix of stories of Samuel/Esther and the orphans isn't majorly watchable, while the repeated use of young girls as the basis of these plots in this universe is getting a bit repetitive. With that noted, like in 'The Conjuring 2', the best performance does come from one of the kids. Talitha Bateman gives a good showing, her character sure is repeatedly flung here, there and everywhere! Stephanie Sigman is solid, while I wish we got more of Miranda Otto as Esther. There are more teases of 'The Nun', which I am actually looking forward to seeing in the standalone films - definitely the most creepy and interesting character in this series thus far, hopefully those doen't fall flat like these follow-ups to 'The Conjuring' have. Comparatively, this is the best of 'em and I like it more than 'Annabelle'. One (unrelated) positive from this is its use of the "You Are My Sunshine" song, which always reminds me of Ole Gunnar Solskjær - any fellow Manchester United fans will know. I was practically reciting it in my head on each occasion. Quite the useless piece of information, I know.