There is one thing that each movie does better than the last rituals

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Always press the last movie in a privilege. The fans hope that the series spent a lot of time with it comes out with a stir instead of tendency. Fortunately, in the case of Michael Chavez “Review: The last rituals,” The last issue of Ed Lauren Warren (Patrick Wilson and Vera Vera Pharmega, respectively), do enough to earn a place between half of the local ghost stories inside The “coordinated” universe This has spanned the past 12 years. This does not mean that there are no cracks in the walls of the last round of Chavez with warriors and floor panels that do not scream the fun and frightening way we prefer. Even with all interesting new concerns besides those that drive a terrifying greeting of what happened before, “The recent rituals” have one blatant issue that was not previous films.

With the exception of the shows, every family was communicating with ED and Lorraine in contact with UP so far a convincing hand. The time they spend with them before our superheroes appear on the threshold of their door is the place where tension is always residing, allowing us to sit and snatch with these unfortunate souls whose homes were shattered from lives before the happy couple arrived to get them out. However, the Smurls problem, which struggles with the superintendent in this continuation, is that it is one of the most forgotten families in the entire concession.

There is a strong scene in the 2013 “The Conjuring” movie, which reveals the horror of the Perron family in the movie of any ghost. When warriors enter the house, it is clear on their faces the time they endured this nightmare, because they do not seem to have an hour of sleep between them. These bags carry under their eyes and live on the edge of a knife, and this strikes because of the time we spent with them in advance, and getting to know each family member makes the story of their ghost very convincing. This approach that has been used frequently in subsequent films, but is completely absent in “recent rituals”.

It spends a very little time with Smurls, who cannot be practically distinguished from each other – especially children. When ghosts appear, we focus very on what is happening at night to care for what happens, as it seems like the deputy elements until the warriors arrive. Next, Smurls take the back seat while the ghost hunting family reaches work; We also get to know Judy at the time, Tony Spira (Ben Hardy). This is because this last movie focuses on the family on which the privilege was built, and watching the same type of love flourishes between Jin and Tom That was between Ed and Lauren From the beginning. Ultimately, the “last rituals” can be forgiven to keep things more focused on Warren, but the film may have been better if the family that takes place has more attention.

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