It succeeds splendidly in where 'The Nun' failed and has none of its mistakes. On re-watch, 'The Conjuring 2', like its very good predecessor, does hold up very well and actually just as good as remembered. Just to see whether they held up, as good as remembered and whether they succeeded where 'The Nun' didn't and didn't make that film's mistakes. Reviewed by TheLittleSongbird 8 / 10 The supernatural conjuredĭecided to re-watch both 'The Conjuring' films, with memories of really liking both, after watching, and not liking all that much, 'The Nun' (which was watched as part of my watching as many films of 2018 as possible quest) very recently.
Title (Brazil): "Invocação do Mal 2" ("Conjuring of the Evil 2") The explanation that the spirit of Bill Wilkins is a pawn of the evil Demon Nun is confused and hard to be understood. The film keeps the creepy atmosphere with great performances, highlighting the girl Madison Wolfe. "The Conjuring 2" is another great supernatural film directed by James Wan. They witness weird events but they do not conclude it is true. One of them tells the local priest and Ed Warren (Patrick Wilson) and his wife Lorraine Warren (Vera Farmiga) are invited to travel to London by the church to team up with the paranormal investigators Maurice Grosse (Simon McBurney) and the skeptical Anita Gregory (Franka Potente) to see whether it would be a hoax. Her neighbor and friends call the police and the officers also see the mysterious event. But soon she witnesses supernatural phenomena in the house and concludes that Janet is possessed by a demon. When her daughter Janet sleepwalks and claims to talk to the spirit of an old man, Peggy does not believe in the beginning. In 1977, in London, Peggy Hodgson (Frances O'Connor) has financial difficulties to raise her children Margaret (Lauren Esposito), Janet (Madison Wolfe), Johnny (Patrick McAuley) and Billy (Benjamin Haigh) since her husband has left her to live with a neighbor. Reviewed by claudio_carvalho 7 / 10 Another Great Supernatural Film However, is the peculiar Enfield case, indeed, a genuine haunting, or an elaborate hoax? Once more, innocence attracts the blackest of evil, and Peggy's utterly unprotected eleven-year-old daughter, Janet, already shows puzzling signs of change in her character. Referred by the local media as England's Amityville, the Warrens meet the working-class single mother, Peggy Hodgson, who, along with her four children, find themselves being terrorised by what can only be described as intense poltergeist activity. Following the Perrons' blood-curdling encounter with the supernatural described in The Conjuring (2013), and the Lutzes' controversial case of possession portrayed in The Amityville Horror (1979), the seasoned explorers of the unexplained, Ed Warren and Lorraine Warren, reluctantly agree to investigate the Hodgsons' strange case of paranormal disturbance in 1977 Enfield, London.
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