Annabelle
Directed by John R. LeonettiJohn Form encuentra el regalo perfecto para su mujer embarazada, Mia: una preciosa e inusual muñeca vintage que lleva un vestido de novia blanco inmaculado. Sin embargo, la alegría de Mia al recibir a Annabelle no dura mucho. Durante una espantosa noche la pareja ve como miembros de una secta satánica invaden su hogar y los atacan brutalmente. No sólo dejan sangre derramada y terror tras su visita…los miembros de la secta conjuran a un ente de tal maldad que nada de lo que han hecho se compara al siniestro camino a la maldición que ahora es… Annabelle.
Annabelle Ratings & Reviews
- RipLinesMan8 de abril de 2025Event Horizon (1997) explored cosmic damnation through existential despair and metaphysical terror, while Annabelle tepidly ambles through formulaic demonology with all the ontological weight of a porcelain paperweight. Where Dr. Weir’s descent into the abyss felt like an invocation of ancient, unknowable malevolence, Annabelle’s haunted antics amount to perfunctory jump scares and perfumed satanism—an anemic simulacrum of horror wrapped in baroque doll imagery and narrative inertia.
- Paul Walsh13 de febrero de 2026A better movie than the RT score would have you believe. The first thirty minutes are effective and the one jump scare is a masterclass.
- MrTrivet2 de febrero de 2026Annabelle is a derivative and uninspired horror that more often bores than frightens. The film squanders the myth of the Annabelle doll, cleverly established in The Conjuring, reducing it to predictable jump scares and simplistic plot devices. There are brief flashes of genuine terror, but they are far too few to make the audience feel real fear. Overall, it functions as a conventional, formulaic horror aimed solely at genre fans - a movie relying on familiar tricks, without any original ideas or deeper atmosphere.
- Princess Zoe19 de julio de 2025It was kind of weird
- Jamie Dyas12 de noviembre de 2025Slow, not particularly scary or well written. Plenty of plot holes.
- LivewireAdmin3 de abril de 2025So this is the first of The Conjuring universe films that I hadn't seen. Not sure why I skipped this one after thinking The Conjuring was so scary, it must have been the trailer that made me disinterested? Anyway, I enjoyed this! Pretty creepy however I would say it's a step down from Conjuring in terms of overall horror. I think what I find scary/interesting about some of the other films is that it's a whole family being haunted by a spirit, this featured just a married couple and then eventually a newborn. Oh and also the fact that there are no Ed and Lorraine Warren in this one, they definitely add a lot to the emotional weight of a film. There were definitely a handful of pretty scary moments scattered throughout but nothing that really sticks with you. I did think it was interesting how the spirit that ends up possessing Annabelle was written to be a Charles Manson type follower that invades the home of our main characters. Definitely a choice that works for the time period of the movie. Like I said, it's a step down from The Conjuring but this is still way better than a lot of other horror out there. (Wan should not let anyone else direct movies in this series) Annabelle: - 3 out of 5 - one of the creepiest looking dolls ever but I myself am not really scared of dolls - the demon-like creature that is linked with Annabelle was definitely a creepy design
- cumal10 de diciembre de 2024I can’t tell one Annabelle movie from the other. I do like them all
- Nathan Magreta9 de enero de 2026It definitely has it's flaws, with it sticking to many classic horror tropes, but this is still a chilling spinoff on an even more creepy doll with solid scares and performances.
- RogerXombie22 de noviembre de 2025Bland and generic. I can not recommend this movie.
- Zokkiie10 de octubre de 2025It is kind of crap, honestly. It leans on The Conjuring’s name but delivers nothing interesting. The story’s flat, the characters are dull, and it never builds any real tension. Just a lifeless spin-off with no real bite.
- ርልዪረ7 de octubre de 2025Personally, I don't find this movie scary at all. It was generic, the storyline was predictable and overall forgettable. I'd like to point out few things that bothered me greatly. Spoilers. -The wife, after getting stabbed, looked high rather than in pain. I don't know if it was because of the blood loss that she looked high, but she didn't even break a sweat. At the very least she should be hyperventilating. She looked like she was posing. -After the wife gave birth, and the husband came over, how did he not notice her tummy was flat? He's a doctor, for God sake. -Some people pointed out that in the timeline, which was in 1960 I believe, racism was still strong. (Though this did not bother me at all.) -When the wife entered the room, where she kept the doll, to look for her baby. How the hell did she not notice that the doll was missing? That thing is huge. The largest doll in the room. First glance and you would probably notice the doll first rather than all the little once. -The wife's acting. When loosing her baby, she didn't even cry. If I loose my baby, I would go hysteric. I would scream and shout, cry until snot comes out of my nose. -When loosing your baby to a demon, you would be desperate and because of that, you'd fight back. It's a mother's instinct. The wife was just weak. -When her friend committed suicide, goodness gracious. Lady, is that all you got? I would've gone mad at that point. My only friend committed suicide in front of me, where are the tears? Should've been a waterfall. -After they got back their baby, did they forgot about the lady, who just committed suicide? I would've quickly called the ambulance. Poor lady, her body was just laying on the cold concrete floor. -I may be wrong with this one but shouldn't the evidence stay with the police? Or detective? Can you even ask them to keep the evidence with you? Those are just the a few. It was hard to try and remember the story because of how boring and slow it was. Overall, I'd give this movie a 3/10. The cinematography was excellent, though it was shunned by the lack of atmosphere and insanely slow plots. The doll is creepy and it gives the vibe as well. I think the doll was the scariest thing in the whole movie, not the demon, nothing else. Would I recommend it? No. You better off just watching both of the conjuring series. They're much better.
- Daryl Kent19 de mayo de 2025This was a lot better than I recall. It was not on the level of the Conjuring series primary movies but it is worth a watch. .
- ghost0ne16 de mayo de 2025Annabelle is the horror icon for people who fear commitment, because once she’s in your house, you’re hers forever
- Arjan Jansen van Rosendaal15 de marzo de 2025A decent Conjuring spin-off, but lacks the suspense and depth of the original. Relies too much on cheap jumpscares and cliché horror tropes. Some effective moments, but overall predictable. Watchable, but not a super must-see.
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Annabelle Trivia
Annabelle was released on 1 de octubre de 2014.
Annabelle was directed by John R. Leonetti.
Annabelle has a runtime of 1h 38min.
Annabelle was produced by Peter Safran, James Wan.
John Form encuentra el regalo perfecto para su mujer embarazada, Mia: una preciosa e inusual muñeca vintage que lleva un vestido de novia blanco inmaculado. Sin embargo, la alegría de Mia al recibir a Annabelle no dura mucho. Durante una espantosa noche la pareja ve como miembros de una secta satánica invaden su hogar y los atacan brutalmente. No sólo dejan sangre derramada y terror tras su visita…los miembros de la secta conjuran a un ente de tal maldad que nada de lo que han hecho se compara al siniestro camino a la maldición que ahora es… Annabelle.
The key characters in Annabelle are Mia Form (Annabelle Wallis), John Form (Ward Horton), Father Perez (Tony Amendola).
Annabelle is rated 16.
Annabelle is a Terror, Misterio, Suspense film.
Annabelle has an audience rating of 3.5 out of 10.
Annabelle had a budget of 6,5 MUS$.
Annabelle has made 257,6 MUS$ at the box office.