The relaxed pace and feel really adds to the overall tenseness and I recommend this for horror movie fans

Rating: 8/10 (12 September 2016)

"After everything we've seen there isn't much that rattles either of us anymore, but this one, this one still haunts me." After investigating the possession of the Amityville house affects their lives in ways they can't shake Ed (Wilson) and Lorraine (Farmiga) Warren decide to end their career of investigation. After a similar event happens in England the church asks them to travel to the house and decide if the church should get involved. What they find is more terrifying than either has experienced but are struggling to find proof that the events are real. I was actually looking forward to this movie. I am not a big fan of horror (or more specifically gore) but I did like the first one as well as Annabelle. The type of movies that creep me out are the ones that are more psychological and feel as if they could really happen. This is one of those movies. It did get a little repetitive, but the tenseness and creepy aspects really worked throughout and the movie did make me feel uneasy at times. It is becoming clear that horror movie directed by James Wan will be tense and really what horror should be. Creepy and disturbing without cutting people up or trying to hard. The relaxed pace and feel really adds to the overall tenseness and I recommend this for horror movie fans. Overall, one of the best horror movies to come out since the original Conjuring. I give this a B+.