Exceptional Fictionalized Film About a "Real Life" Haunting/Possession

Rating: 7/10 (26 October 2016)

This is NOT a Documentary. It Amazes how many Professional/Armchair Critics Bias Their Reviews of a Movie like this because of Their Enormous and Unwavering Skepticism of the Paranormal, The Real Life Investigators, The Warrens, and approach this Thing as though it is Making a Definitive Case on the Real Life Incident.
This MOVIE is a Fictionalization of a Reported Haunting/Possession in the Mid-Seventies, in England. If You Seek Information about the Event, there are Documentaries and News Accounts Available for Perusal.
Director James Wan, follows His Hit "The Conjuring" (2013) and brings back Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga as "The Warrens", a Real-Life, Controversial, Husband and Wife Paranormal Investigative Team. The Two are the Grounding, and in the Film, are there for "Comfort and Joy" (like singing a Love Song) to the Family being Harassed as well as Church Envoys to Validate.
The Expected Horror Tropes are here but Crafted with Detail and Articism to make it a Scary Movie that seems to be Unusually Praised by both the Public and Critics. It's Wan's Attention to Detail and Rich Characterization that set the Thing Apart from the DTV and other Offerings of the Genre that Come and Go with Jump Scares and Little Else.
It's an Above Average Horror Movie in Every Respect, an A-List Accomplishment with B-Movie Trappings. One Thing for sure, Wan has Possessed the Box-Office and Pro-Critics and most likely They will Need an Exorcist to Release Them from His "Conjuring".