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An instant gem among the classic horror titles. (by chapy004) |
I got a chance to see this movie at the film festival, and boy was I TERRifically surprised! James Wan's 'The Conjuring' is one of those rare gems in the horror industry that finds a spot beside the classic titles of horror, 'The Shining', 'Poltergeist', and 'The Exorcist' due to James Wan's ability to balance an atmospheric dreadful tale involving wonderfully crafted characters with a haunted house that had my palms sweating and my heart pounding during some of the most horrifying moments There are a few of those; make sure you empty your bladder <more> |
By far one of the best horror movies I've seen in a while. (by skeletonman13) |
I'm an avid horror fan. Lately I've been thinking there isn't much that can scare me though Sinister got under my skin . I appreciate James Wan's films, I love the first Saw, Insidious was a damn good modern ghost story, but like all reviews have stated for it, the movie kinda loses it's momentum in the final act.The Conjuring is better, scarier, and more tense than Insidious. I'm gonna go out on a limb and say it's one of the best horror movies of the last 5 or 10 years. It goes back to the classic rule of horror film making, never show the bad guy fully to your <more> |
Holy F*** is all people with me said while watching it throughout. (by a-andrew900) |
This film was easily one of the scariest films of the decade, complete with a horror package that will make even those new to horror love it, if they are a fan of fear that is. This movie had every guy in the group at the edge of their seats with their girlfriends....it was an intense experience that cannot be missed in theatres. Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmega hold their own as the Perron's and EVERY SINGLE child actor owned the screen. All acting was top notch and gave the viewer a throwback to original days of good horror, not the stuff we've seen nowadays. Time can only tell when <more> |
With virtually no sex, no gore and no cursing The Conjuring earns its R-rating on scares alone. (by thejoshl) |
Who would've guessed that the director of Saw would end up being the most inventive horror filmmaker working in the industry? James Wan brilliantly takes us back to the retro days of horror, delivering an extremely stylistic, visually striking horror film that stands tall amongst the classics. With virtually no sex, no gore and no cursing The Conjuring earns its R-rating on scares alone.Set in 1971, The Conjuring focuses on the married paranormal researchers Ed Patrick Wilson and Lorraine Vera Farmiga Warren, who lecture at colleges across the US on all the interesting cases they come <more> |
New life breathed into a classic sub-genre (by mungflesh) |
"Don't summon the devil, don't call the priest ..."I was one of a lucky few to have seen The Conjuring at a preview screening for FrightFest 2013.I went in totally cold, not having seen a trailer, nor knowing anything about the story or plot and it turned out to be one of the best scary horror movies I have ever seen.The Conjuring is a nail-biting, hiding-behind-hands movie. If you've been disappointed with the likes of Paranormal Acivity and Insidious, this one is likely to deliver in areas where they failed.It tells the supposedly true story of two paranormal <more> |
James Wan at his best (by R-P-McMurphy) |
"The Conjuring" is a high class horror film, its hard not to be scared by it, we care for the characters and the story is compelling enough to make you feel interested the whole time.Based on true life events, Ed and Lorraine Warren are paranormal investigators set to help a family terrorized by a demon, said to be one of the most terrifying cases of their lives which they hadn't shared with anyone...until now.First of all, I loved that it takes place in the 70's, I agree completely with director James Wan's point of view that it is almost impossible to make a horror <more> |
A Gripping, Tense and Overall Masterful Genre Revival (by Simon_Says_Movies) |
Like comedy, the horror genre can be a very subjective beast, finding or missing its mark as much do to its craft and execution as it does the particular individual who plops themselves into a theater seat. If something isn't scary to someone – someone who earnestly believes that of course – then a fright flick has failed at its core intent. Then we have something like James Wan's The Conjuring, an artful, confident throwback that succeeds in maintaining a high tensile level of pressure on our senses, crafting vital jump scares, a potent human element and all encompassing <more> |
Bringing Back The Terror (by billygoat1071) |
The Conjuring claims to be based on a true story about one of the Warrens' paranormal investigations. At this point, that fact doesn't quite matter, especially when this is mostly designed as a horror movie. And as a horror movie, its job is to offer real terror and take any ghostly elements seriously. The film isn't actually trying to give newer scares. This is old school stuff, but good old school horror movie stuff. This is the kind that gets to do more than pull off another jump scare trick. Another benefit the movie got is its director, James Wan, who delivers a crafty <more> |
This will become a horror classic (by somf) |
I don't want to sound like a shill for the studio but this is the truth. You don't want to wait for this one to hit DVD if you are at all a fan of the genre. The Conjuring relies a lot on things that go bump in the night and do they ever bump. It will lose a lot of its effectiveness on even the best home system. I was reminded a lot of the original Haunting by the loud sounds in the film and how they were used effectively to scare the audience. Lily Taylor rises above an overall solid cast to play the mother of the haunted family and she really delivers the goods. James Wan has made <more> |