Conjuring 2, The (DVD)

Good scary movie had my anxiety through the roof

We love this series. Had to re-buy because video purchases disappear.

The Conjuring 2 is an exhilarating follow-up to the original film that masterfully continues the spine-tingling horror saga. Directed by James Wan, this sequel is a testament to his skill in creating atmospheric and genuinely frightening experiences.The film excels in its chilling storytelling and expert craftsmanship. Based on the real-life case of the Enfield Poltergeist, The Conjuring 2 takes viewers on a gripping and terrifying journey. The atmosphere is thick with tension, and the eerie ambiance is enhanced by the film’s haunting score and meticulous sound design. Each scene is crafted to keep you on edge, making it hard to look away.Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga return as Ed and Lorraine Warren, delivering stellar performances that ground the supernatural events in a deeply emotional and relatable way. Their portrayal of the real-life paranormal investigators is both compelling and heartwarming, adding a personal touch to the intense horror elements.The special effects and practical scares are top-notch, with the film utilizing both CGI and traditional techniques to create some truly memorable and frightening moments. The tension builds steadily throughout the film, culminating in a climax that is both satisfying and heart-pounding.The Conjuring 2 also stands out for its strong character development and effective storytelling. It’s not just about the scares; it’s about the story and the people involved. The film manages to balance supernatural horror with a deep emotional core, making it a well-rounded and impactful experience.Overall, The Conjuring 2 is a superb horror film that lives up to the high expectations set by its predecessor. It combines thrilling scares with strong performances and a gripping story, making it a must-watch for fans of the genre. Highly recommended for a terrifying and captivating cinematic experience!

i love ed and lorraine:)

This movies was by far the best seen so far . I loved watching it ,was scary had me jumping off the couch . I would definitely be watching this again it did not disappoint. I would recommend this movie to everyone. Great price as well .

I am a big fan of these movies, love horror, but it also has the element of love and family.

Like this movie

Quick Story: Another Ed and Lorraine Warren tale this time set in England. A family is tortured by a demonic spirit as the Warrens try to help.Acting was mostly good. There were just a few moments I felt the words coming out of Ed Warren's mouth weren't carrying enough emotion such as the moment he continues on in the house when Lorraine is on the outside, it felt very flat there. A few times Lorraine was overacting and trying to be too dramatic at times too.Overall, Throughout the over two hours, this movie hovers between average to dumb to decent creepy. It's a fairly long movie especially for a horror film. Since it is so long, it takes a fairly long time to develop. I liked the nun demon, that was pretty freaky looking and powerful. The old man ghost kept hovering between being really dumb and cheesy to freaky too. I thought the jump scares used by this ghost in the 1st half couldn't have been any cheesier..they might as well had him yell "boo" each time..It had that feel. There were some camera and editing effects I enjoyed - the moment the little girl blurred to the old man and back while in the arm chair. Otherwise the other effects were the same door slams, things moving on their own, things you'd expect from a possession or demon movie. Still this movie while okay didn't live up to matching it's predecessor.''''''''' SPOILER ALERT NEXT;;;;;;'''''The thing I hated about the movie was how this film tried to connect the Amityville house with the England house by using the nun ghost. The film begins at Amityville which had zero connection to the England case. The England case also had not yet started as it began much later with the girls using the Ouija board which conjured the old man ghost. Tons of dumb jump scares in the 1st hour as I mentioned earlier (like when he yells "My house!" at the television scene, or the tent jump scares scream "Ahh!' in the not once but TWICE in one movie - ...the first time it was the boy in the 1st half of the film.. and again Ed Warren near the end of the film, sorry script writing team, you suck). So somehow the nun ghost transports to England from Amityville and the old man ghost is of no consequence in the end. He actually becomes even less scary and more of a sympathetic character by the end as he helps Lorraine. He just disappears too. It's never even discussed why that nun demon was at both locations and also present at the Warren home. So I don't hate the movie but I think like most sequels doesn't quite hit the same mark. It's produced well, decent enough acting to enjoy this movie, but it's average at best.