The film is closer to the first part of the series in terms of style and psychological horror strategy than "Call of Souls 2" and "Annabelle". Director Sandberg's keen perspective successfully restarted the series.
"Annabel 2: Birth", like other films in "The Call of the Souls", makes full use of cheap horror film techniques. The scary sections of the film are very delicately set up, and they are diverse in a small space.
In the film, director David F. Sandberg once again successfully used light, shadow and soundtrack to create suspense. Under the lens constructed by him, the audience is constantly looking for hints brought by various shadows, and the resulting tension is constantly being elevated to the extreme.
The film is not a lifeless inferior film. The plot of the story may be a bit thin and full of coincidences, but the director presents a creepy sense of horror and a tingling imagination.
