So many logical errors?

Rating: 7/10 (25 December 2019)

Most modern horror cliches consist same stuff: In the basement of old European or American houses (most likely belong to baby-boomers), there are some paranormal things. Most families that are living in these houses usually have more than one child and one of the child is usually a sleepwalker which is only used to misinterpret the paranormal situation to this natural process. The process that the audience is able to solve, can not be solved by idiot young family members. Horror scenes only works for jumpscare or preparing the jumpscare. Audience knows everything in the movie but characters don't. There are only a few breaking points that twisting the plot. Characters seem like everyday they witness posession of human body by supernatural beings.

Man prepares a seance to girl, the house is getting darkened, a demon makes a sound and after one hour, there is still possibility to interpret the situation to neurotic disorder and the man who still think about this possibility is an expert at these kind of situations
The demon called Valak, is stupid enough to import its name on Bible
There is a neighbour who who witnessed the paranormal situations directly from the girl and that neighbour didn't even tell our protagonists this witnessed situation and took them to station. I thought that there is something wrong with this neighbour but the problem is on the movie.
In Lesser Key of Solomon, Valak is 62nd demon. It is greedy, Depicts, on the back of twin-headed dragon. According to some myths, it is the one that offers the apple to Adam and Eve but he was easily defeated by two priests.
Horror scenes are thriving, Nun character is really well made and frightening.
%10 mystery, %90 horror and shooting techniques.