"Annabelle" is mostly a cliché: the violin being played suddenly bursts, the door slams shut, the rocking chair squeaks, and the machine suddenly movesreviewed by the
As a blunt weapon and a trigger that makes the audience nervous, and then covers the eyes with their fingers, "Annabelle" is crude, but effective. Who makes fear so cheap
There are far fewer creepy and weird gadgets in "Annabelle" than in "Calling the Souls." (The original director Wen Ziren only serves as a producer here.) But Mr. Leonardi has fully tapped the potential of the blank space
Although it is a prequel, this film cannot be compared with Wen Ziren's "The Soul", which effectively conveys the excitement of supernatural phenomena, and has a tired but down-to-earth character
Despite its shortcomings, "Annabelle" is not without its merits. It had some disturbing moments, but these moments were eventually offset by uninspired and stupid stories
