THE NUN movie review

Warner Bros. backtracks the story of The Conjuring universe in The Nun, which chronicles the Vatican investigation on the death of a congregation of nuns in a secluded monastery in Romania knowing that a strong evil power breaks free from containment.

The Nun is dominantly dark, evil and a test of faith with lots of jump scares but somehow predictable. Set is amazing and the evil of Valak is really scary but I thought that somehow effects are simpler than The Conjuring movies. Check out the abyss and you won't even dare to take the journey by yourself. It's like there's no higher power can save you from the bad spirit lurking in and you better leave right away as the sisters say.

They injected a few humor to the story which I thought spoiled the who scary experience. But it's nice to see Ed and Lorraine Warren not left out by the end and some familiar faces in The Conjuring universe. Watch The Nun today in theaters near you.

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meet the Warrens

i'm watching every The Conjuring trailer that i see and to know more about the story about this paranormal case, i came across a featurette about the investigators that experienced the horror and took into account. the Warrens, Ed and Lorraine, have documented these occurrences and we are to experience them into this movie, The Conjuring. the two have been tracking paranormal activities together since and trying to solve hauntings and stopping them. owners of the Warren Occult Museum that stands in Connecticut, USA.

following the story of the Perron family in a haunted farm house in Rhode Island by 1971, the Warrens narrate the experiences in the investigation and warns us of hauntings in different places. for me the movie itself would torment the weak. i don't know how am i going to prepare for this but faith would be my shield. below shows Lorraine Warren's interview about paranormal investigations that she had and centering on the thrilling story of the Perrons.
The Conjuring opens August 21 in theaters nationwide. directed by James Wan under Warner Bros. Pictures. starring Vera Farmiga and Patrick Wilson as Lorraine and Ed Warren.

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