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Yes, these movies are cinematic fast-food, but when the garnishing and plating are this good, I reckon we should at least bother to recognise the effort.
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The Conjuring 3: The Devil Made Me Do It
A murder suspect claims demonic possession as a defence in court in the third entry in James Wan and Peter Safran's psychological horror franchise, with Vera Farmiga and Patrick Wilson returning as paranormal investigators Lorraine and Ed Warren.
2020Rating: R16, Violence, horror & cruelty112 minsUSA
Horror
- Director:
- Michael Chaves ('The Curse of la Llorona')
- Writer:
- David Leslie Johnson-McGoldrick
- Cast:
- Vera FarmigaPatrick WilsonJulian HilliardCharlene AmoiaSarah Catherine HookRuairi O'ConnorMegan Ashley BrownShannon Kook
The Conjuring 3: The Devil Made Me Do It / Reviews
Empire Magazine
Hits some major horror notes, with Wilson and Farmiga providing much needed heart and soul...
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The Guardian
The caveated effectiveness of The Conjuring 3 should be a reminder to studios that treating a horror film like a sumptuously crafted event is something worth indulging in more often.
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Slash Film
As long as Wilson and Farmiga keep coming back, I hope they never stop making these movies.
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San Francisco Chronicle
What puts the movie a notch above... is the performance of Farmiga as Lorraine Warren.
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IndieWire
The scariest thing about "The Devil Made Me Do It" is the possibility that it will set the stage for more of this...
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USA Today
[Offers] less chills in general but just enough unnerving bits in a welcome showcase for Farmiga.
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Variety
[Seems] about as real as the exhibits in a funhouse. Or, in this case, a not-so-fun house.
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Los Angeles Times
Hits the occasional sweet spot, if less consistently or surprisingly than its predecessors did.
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Bloody Disgusting
Chaves takes the reins from Wan and runs with it, bringing a wholly different experience that still feels like a warm reunion with horror's favorite couple.
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RogerEbert.com
Our goodwill and sense of nostalgia for the Warrens goes only so far in this third film.
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