The third installment in the saga tells a chilling tale of horror, murder and an unknown evil that shocked Ed and Lorraine Warren in real life.
“The Warren File: The Devil Made Me Do It” will hit theaters on June 4 , but some American critics have already seen the movie. The first opinions came to light on Twitter and, to the peace of mind of the fans, the production directed by James Wan received good opinions.
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“It’s fantastic as the next episode. He has a lot of heart and a love story. I got so involved that I forgot to eat dinner while staring at the screen. No spoilers, but now I sleep with the light on, “said author Jenna Busch. As Chris Evangelista of SlashFilm points out , “the dynamics change” in this third installment, but it continues to attract thanks to the presence of Vera Farmiga and Patrick Wilson.
#TheConjuring #TheDevilMadeMeDoIt is a fantastic next chapter in the franchise! It’s got so much heart and a love story at its core. I got so invested that I forgot to eat dinner while watching the screener. No spoilers, but I slept with the light on. pic.twitter.com/jPZR1GAVfC
— Jenna Busch (@JennaBusch) May 20, 2021
“It’s terrifyingly demonic and chilling in all the right moments, with a sensational opening sequence and a scene on a waterbed that rivals any spooky moment in the franchise thus far. Wild while being based on a true story, ” commented Erik Davis, Fandango critic.
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“I am pleased to report that ‘The Warren File: The Devil Made Me Do It’ is strong. He’s having trouble fitting the reality of the case and its fictional horror twist, but it’s great to see the Warrens in an investigation, and there’s more than one exciting moment, as well as well-orchestrated scares, “said Eric Eisenberg of CinemaBlend.
THE CONJURING: THE DEVIL MADE ME DO IT is freakishly demonic & bone-chilling in all the right spots, featuring a sensational opening sequence & a waterbed scene that rivals any creepy moment from the franchise so far. Wild that it’s based on a real story, too. #TheConjuring pic.twitter.com/8HxIRkNHtI
— Erik Davis (@ErikDavis) May 20, 2021
“Somewhat warmer was the assessment of film critic Courtney Howard . “It’s not as scary or unnerving as its predecessors, but it does have some spooky sequences. Some aspects, although unexpected, struggle to keep mystery and curiosity at a fever pitch. Not bad, not great. Vera Farmiga and Patrick Wilson are convincing ”, he pointed out.
Last week I was lucky enough to be among the first people to see #TheConjuring #TheDevilMadeMeDoIt and oooh boy, get ready. The Warren’s are BACK, baby! Prepare yourself to go on one hell of a ride, and don’t worry, there’s no shortage of scares. pic.twitter.com/zG1O8HQ3G5
— Shannon 🎃🍭 (@shannon_mcgrew) May 20, 2021
Guys, get ready. The Warrens are back and there’s no shortage of scares, ”said Shannon McGrew of NightmarishConjuring. Tom Jorgensen , from ING, listed several points of the film to take into account: “Less terrifying than the previous two, the villain is the best in the franchise, visually powerful and in its atmosphere, it establishes an interesting dynamic for the saga, John Noble rules ”.
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