great movie

Rating: 10/10 (17 October 2018)

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JoleAnna Bacelli
Mr.Taff
Per.3
10/15/18
The movie The Conjuring achieves the desired effect of horror through the director's portrayal of the story. The storyline and theme helped the director's vision for the movie come to be a plaudits film.
The Perron family moved into a new, old house that has a dark past. This was the house many murders were committed in. A churlish demon is attached to this house and has been waiting for someone to move in, so it can possess the weakest of the new owners. The writers Chad Hays and Carey W. Hays have a true understanding of the horror genre, they wrote a simple well-known plot and the director James Wan took the storyline to the next level. The storyline is strongly supported by the sequencing of scenes and is believable within the context of the movies premise. The story unfolded through the dialogue and action of the main characters, The Perron on family knew that something was wrong when their daughters started seeing things, they were hearing noises, and there was a nasty smell roaming the house. The family of seven was portrayed as your happy average family in the beginning but when the real monster comes out the family is defeated and looking for any way to get out of that house. The amazing cast in this movie brought it all together from their smiles to their screams the collaboration made the storyline come to life. The theme of this movie is very compelling to the average horror movie lover, a basic theme that evolved into a bone chilling and heart racing movie. The theme is formulaic if you have enjoyed many horror movies before while if you are new to the horror community it is original. Watching many horror movies gives you a sense of what will happen next and it can become boring if the movie is too predictable but The Conjuring hits you with unexpected jump scares and heart pounding suspense that will still surprise you even when you know it is coming. The premise for this movie is realistic because the paranormal activity gives the average "ghosts aren't real" believing viewer the feeling of not knowing their own senses and they will be looking over their shoulder that night.
At the end of this movie there is one last jump scare that leads to the end credits rolling and doll music playing to leave you with one last tingling sense that the demon is there alongside you. The director and the writers' vision were accomplished just by a storyline, theme, and carefully picked music.