Best horror sequel ever made!

Rating: 8/10 (10 June 2016)

'Knock Knock' 'Well, hmmm, who's there???' 'Bill, Bill, Bill, Bill, (giggles)'
The audio tape suddenly played on the recording, well ACTUAL RECORDING when the movie closed the curtains. Hearing the voice made me thought, 'So everything that I went through for 134 minutes a while ago was based on a true story???' (It is told after the Amityville Horror)
James Wan did it again, except that this time is even much much better. I was surprised by the sequel as usually the latter being the let-down, as people claimed it to profuse more money for a producer.
He commences the movie with Amityville Horror which is very tricky to bring the difference as a lot of horror movies has brought that up as the theme to their stories, and Wan potentially lets the audience gets inside Lorraine's world to find the horrendous truth behind the father's cruelty.
But there is a file from the Warrens that shocked the world and it became one of the unprecedented cases in history, and this file is specifically called the Enfield Poltergeist.
I don't want to break the eggs for you so in subtlety, the story line is excellent, most of the audience will be left haunting for more at the end. Maybe the structure got stuck with the first Conjuring, but this one tells a more complex plot as Ed and Lorraine struggle with the new era. The twists make the audience gasps for air, why??? Wait until you watch the movie.
The pacing is impeccable for a horror movie especially the part when Ed has a pair of burning eyes caused by the pipeline gas. We can see the camera is viewing from Ed's ambiguous eyes like a first-person shooter except that this is not a war movie. Every second the cameras pans to vast angles, the more we induce ourselves to look at the periphery visions despite the scares that are about to reveal.
It is unexpected when the shouting and screaming this time isn't annoying. The voices bring beautiful melodies. I know it's bizarre to say this but sometimes the truth is the truth.
The horror is a full-time menacing. Even when the Sun filtrates the window, the demons tend to harass the humans. The creepiness is there, it crawls through every corner of your body and makes you shudder.
If I was to describe this in one word, it'd be: MASTERPIECE
Rate: 84/100