Here's my review of one of the few horror 영화 too actually keep me up at night (me).
So, we start off with Annabelle.
Yeah, from that cursed doll shitty crossover movie.
But, trust me, in this movie Annabelle actually IS scary.
Mainly cause we don't fully understand how strong the demon inside the doll truly is.
All we know is that the people that have it, sees that Annabelle moves on it's own and leaves creepy messages all over the room.
And when one of them tries to throw it away, it leads yo the first jump scare, as it knocks on the front door, and returned to them (it's scarier in the actually film).
Anyway, Ed and Lorraine Warren, 수퍼내츄럴 exports, and the protagonists.
Take Annabelle, and lock her in a 안전한, 안전 room (as shown from reviews of the REAL Annabelle case).
Meanwhile.
Roger and Carolyn Perron 옮기기 into a dilapidated farmhouse in Harrisville, Rhode Island with their five daughters Andrea, Nancy, Christine, Cindy, and April. Their dog Sadie refuses to enter the house and one of the children while playing a game of 'hide and clap' finds a boarded-up entrance to a cellar.
As expected, things gets "odd" ever sense they unleashed that cellar.
Paranormal events occur within the first few nights: all of the clocks stop at exactly 3:07 AM and Sadie is found dead in the backyard. One night in bed, Christine feels a tugging on her leg, which is a spirit only she can see (even us the audience can't see the spirit, witch too me is one of the scariest moments). She screams, witch awakens the others, and she tells her dad that the spirit wants the family dead.
Another night, Carolyn hears clapping in the hallway. When she goes to investigate, following the noises, she gets trapped in the basement 의해 a unshown spirit. At the same moment, Andrea and Cindy are attacked 의해 a spirit on 상단, 맨 위로 of the wardrobe (later known as Bathsheba).
Carolyn decides to contact Ed and Lorraine Warren, who agree to take on the case (mainly cause they think it'll be like most other cases they come across, where it's something normal like vents causing weird noises).
But after realizing the seriousness of the situation, that a violent demon known as Bathsheba (a satanist that killed herself and cursed the land) is trying posses the mother to kill the youngest daughter and kill herself (as she dose to ALL the poor family's that buy her property unaware of her curse), the Warren's seek authorization from the Catholic Church and further evidence before they can proceed.
Anyway.
To gather evidence, Ed and Lorraine place cameras and bells around the house. They see Cindy sleepwalking into Andrea's room, and from the EVPs coming from the radio, they hear a spirit luring Cindy into the wardrobe, where she reveals a secret passage inside. Lorraine enters the passage and falls through the floorboards to the cellar, where she sees the spirit of a woman whom Bathsheba had long 이전 possessed and used to kill her child.
The Perron family decides to take refuge at a hotel while Ed and Lorraine take their evidence to the Church. The Warrens' daughter Judy is attacked in their own 집 의해 Bathsheba, though Ed arrives in time to save her.
Carolyn, now possessed 의해 Bathsheba, takes Christine and April back to the house. Ed and Lorraine find Carolyn in the cellar trying to stab Christine. After tying Carolyn to a chair, Ed decides that an exorcism needs to be performed on Carolyn, but realizes there isn't enough time to wait for a priest to arrive. Ed decides to perform the exorcism himself, and in the process is attacked 의해 Bathsheba. Though Carolyn escapes and attempts to kill April, Lorraine is able to distract Carolyn from killing her daughter 의해 reminding her of a special memory she shared with her family, allowing Ed to complete the exorcism, saving Carolyn and April and lifting Bathsheba's curse forever.
Returning home, Lorraine tells Ed that they had been left a message saying that they had gained approval from the Catholic Church to perform the exorcism. They also have another case to investigate on Long Island. Ed places the 음악 box on the shelf and leaves; it inexplicably opens and plays 음악 as the screen cuts to black.
Sound good?
Well.. It is
There's a lot of details I might of left out.
For one we do see Bathsheba posses the mom.
Puking into her mouth.. Apparently it works that way.
Annabelle
I was playing the Packie missions of GTA 4.
I made a video of it. And will show it when I can.
Anyway, I'm the type of guy who somethings enjoys hearing the sounds of gunfights.
And my tv has HD sound. So it's kinda like surround sound.
Anyway.
I never noticed how HEAVY most GTA 4 gun fights are too listen to.
The 5th is probably the same (haven't played that one for a while now).
Either way.
It's friggin awesome!
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I made a video of it. And will show it when I can.
Anyway, I'm the type of guy who somethings enjoys hearing the sounds of gunfights.
And my tv has HD sound. So it's kinda like surround sound.
Anyway.
I never noticed how HEAVY most GTA 4 gun fights are too listen to.
The 5th is probably the same (haven't played that one for a while now).
Either way.
It's friggin awesome!
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As much as I 사랑 grand 5.
It isn't very serious.
It's much 더 많이 comedic than grand theft auto 4.
In fact.
Grand theft auto 4 is pretty "deep" game.
Niko is a war veteran.
And his whole life he was searching for the man whole betrayed and killed his war unit.
When he finally finds him, 당신 have the choice of killing him 또는 letting him live.
Either way.
Niko learns the same lesson.
"revenge salves nothing".
Killing Darko leaves Niko to realize.
It didn't salve anything.
And letting him live, is arguably better.
As Darko is "already dead".
It's hear Niko learns Roman was right all the times he told Niko about learning to forgive.
And if 당신 choose to finally start forgiving people (by not killing Dimitri) it leads to the death of the very person who wanted 당신 to do this.
Even if 당신 kill Dimitri, it again leads to the death of the very person that told 당신 to do this.
That's pretty deep man! :(
It isn't very serious.
It's much 더 많이 comedic than grand theft auto 4.
In fact.
Grand theft auto 4 is pretty "deep" game.
Niko is a war veteran.
And his whole life he was searching for the man whole betrayed and killed his war unit.
When he finally finds him, 당신 have the choice of killing him 또는 letting him live.
Either way.
Niko learns the same lesson.
"revenge salves nothing".
Killing Darko leaves Niko to realize.
It didn't salve anything.
And letting him live, is arguably better.
As Darko is "already dead".
It's hear Niko learns Roman was right all the times he told Niko about learning to forgive.
And if 당신 choose to finally start forgiving people (by not killing Dimitri) it leads to the death of the very person who wanted 당신 to do this.
Even if 당신 kill Dimitri, it again leads to the death of the very person that told 당신 to do this.
That's pretty deep man! :(
I know said this about him last time..
But unlike Delacourt who actually believes she's doing the right thing in a lot of ways.
Kruger is a murderer, a torturer, rapist, sadist, just about ANY bad thing 당신 can imagine.
And after betraying and murdering Delacourt he tries becoming president of Elysium., who knows what would happened.. But I can imagine it involving. the purge being a every 일 assurance..
As I said before.
His death involves being thrown off an edge and blown 의해 his own grenade...
But unlike Delacourt who actually believes she's doing the right thing in a lot of ways.
Kruger is a murderer, a torturer, rapist, sadist, just about ANY bad thing 당신 can imagine.
And after betraying and murdering Delacourt he tries becoming president of Elysium., who knows what would happened.. But I can imagine it involving. the purge being a every 일 assurance..
As I said before.
His death involves being thrown off an edge and blown 의해 his own grenade...
