The Conjuring tells the story of the Perrons' family moving into a house they had longed for in 1971. The house is located on the idyllic Rhode Island with beautiful scenery. However, a series of terrifying things happened one after another, the bizarre death of the family dog, and the children were woken up in the middle of the night and called for help. The house became their nightmare, and ten years later, everyone became so haunted that they finally decided to move out of Rhode Island. Let's take a look at how the relevant articles describe it. As the two pillars of horror movies, the haunted house and exorcism have become the eternal source of horror movies. Moreover, the haunted house can be superfluous to the point of being possessed by a ghost or something, and it is even more favored by the director. Thinking of the first super girl Reiko I watched back then, the whole school was regarded as a haunted house, which made me shrink in the quilt all summer nights. I didn't dare to move, for fear of attracting the evil spirits that were eyeing the dark. After watching this film last night, I unfortunately woke up in the middle of the night, with the horror dream echoing in my mind. , On the one hand, he remembered the ghost in the movie that perched above the wardrobe, so he gave up and didn't dare to cough loudly. I realized that I was still as cowardly as I was when I was a child. Closer to home, here are my thoughts: 1. Buying property in the wilderness. At the beginning of the film, a young couple with a group of children happily moves to a remote suburb. The house is very large, upstairs and downstairs, and the surrounding is very deserted, except for the sunlight and only the moonlight. The background of the move is similar. The middle class in the economic crisis, the intermediary posted a lot of advertisements only to find a great deal. Who can move to the barren mountains and mountains. This also led them to resist suspicion and continue to observe when they found that the signs were wrong. It's all no trouble!
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