The Conjuring 4: Extrema-Unção
Dirigido por Michael ChavesInvestigadores paranormais Ed e Lorraine Warren enfrentam um último caso aterrorizante envolvendo entidades misteriosas que eles precisam confrontar.
The Conjuring 4: Extrema-Unção Avaliações & Comentários
- WiseGuySaidSo9 de abril de 2026Last Rites is a solid entry in the mainline Conjuring verse and a gratifying conclusion to Ed and Lorraine's story. You can see in their performances that Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga have tremendous chemistry that shines through in every scene that they share,
- Ana Kaja Premerl26 de agosto de 2025Sadly this is the last film from the conjuring Verse. The Best one ever.
- eyeofthetornado5 de setembro de 2025Just watched The Conjuring: Last Rites and honestly… it’s definitely the weakest one in the franchise. Relying on one symbol which is mirror felt lazy, and the same jump scares over and over started to get predictable. But hey, it’s still The Conjuring. We love this universe, and even if this one didn’t hit as hard as the others, we still had a fun time watching it. Sometimes just being back in that spooky world is enough. 👻
- Oʂɯαʅԃσ Rσყҽƚƚ7 de setembro de 2025You can see the love and care given to a proper Warren send-off, but the actual case, which is quite interesting and true, is given a regrettable back seat.
- saadhandel12 de fevereiro de 2026I love this movie and I want to watch
- Rick4 de setembro de 2025What I’ve learned from these movies is that if you finish your basement and don’t have a creepy attic you are 87% less likely to be haunted by demons. I thought this was a fitting send off to the Conjuringverse, but I was informed this is actually just the end of Phase 1….. so I guess we have another dozen of these coming.
- Deidre Thompson19 de setembro de 2025Very terrifying , scary, action packed
- sopula9 de setembro de 2025A couple of powerful moments in the last act. Overall nothing scary at all, just loud noises and hallucinations/dreams of no consequence, generic ghost people and a “demon” thats “different this time” far fall from the great impact of the first movie.
- Uly11 de setembro de 2025I think this was a pretty solid horror entry overall. The jump scares land, and as always, Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga carry the film with the same strong presence they’ve had in every Conjuring movie. That said, my gripes with it are pretty heavy. The addition of Judy’s fiancé, Tony, felt pointless — he added nothing and could’ve been cut without changing the story. Judy herself, now grown up, was a bit of a snoozefest too. I get the whole angle of the entity wanting her back since she “came from the dead,” but the payoff at the end just didn’t hit. One thing I’ve noticed with these films: they always seem to get less scary toward the finale. Instead of peaking with the most terrifying moments, the climax feels watered down, which undercuts the tension they build so well earlier on. Overall, I’d give it a decent 3 out of 5.
- rampage983 de outubro de 2025I am always happy when another chapter of this story comes along and this one does not disappoint. Still full of little nuggets of mystery to further complete the Warren puzzle. I couldn't wait to dive right in! 🎃
- eddie433517 de outubro de 2025Best dam movie I have seen in a long time this one had me scared and that takes a lot.
- Zokkiie8 de fevereiro de 2026Honestly, it feels like the movie is trying really hard to feel important, even when it’s just being a typical Conjuring sequel. There are some effective scares and the focus on Judy gives it a nice emotional hook, but the story plays it pretty safe. It’s entertaining enough and looks good, just not especially memorable. Still, a fun horror night
- pzjcf16 de setembro de 2025Could have been more horror scenes but alright it is a Conjuring Movie 🥀💀
- Michael Heimgartner15 de setembro de 2025A Familiar Farewell Cloaked in Shadows The Conjuring: Last Rites marks the final chapter of a franchise that has shaped mainstream horror for over a decade. While it doesn’t reach the heights of the original Conjuring or its powerful sequel, it’s still a notable improvement over the underwhelming third part. The film brings back the haunted-house tone and unsettling atmosphere that fans have missed, but it also reminds us that this formula might be nearing its expiration. The film’s strongest asset, once again, is Vera Farmiga. Her portrayal of Lorraine Warren is the emotional anchor of the series, and in Last Rites, she gives one of her most committed performances. She brings a quiet intensity that adds gravitas to even the most familiar story beats. Patrick Wilson, as Ed Warren, also holds his ground and the chemistry between the two is as compelling as ever. The decision to focus more on the Warrens this time around pays off. It feels more personal and intimate, and it gives the couple a proper farewell. The story, while competently told, doesn’t offer anything particularly new. A cursed object, a lurking demon, and escalating supernatural events form the core once again. There’s no real unifying evil or thematic thread that holds the climax together, which makes the ending feel less powerful than it could have been. The tension is built well in places, and the cinematography creates moments of genuine dread. The use of camera movement and light is particularly effective in a few key scenes, adding texture to the familiar haunted-house setup. There are some truly creepy moments scattered throughout the film. Jumpscares are executed with precision and used sparingly enough to be effective. The horror here feels more grounded and restrained, which makes the scares more relatable. That said, there are stretches in the film that drag a little. The pacing isn’t always tight, and a few scenes feel like filler rather than meaningful progression. As a conclusion to the series, Last Rites plays it safe. It does not innovate or challenge the genre, but it refines what the franchise has always done best. Still, the high watermark remains The Conjuring and The Conjuring 2, both of which balanced storytelling, atmosphere, and emotional stakes with near perfection. Annabelle: Creation also deserves mention for being one of the few spin-offs that truly elevated the source material. Compared to those films, Last Rites lacks a bit of soul, but it is clearly made with care and respect for the world James Wan created. Fans of the franchise will appreciate the return to classic haunted-house horror, and the central performances give the film a warmth that helps smooth over its narrative shortcomings. It is not the most memorable entry, but it is certainly a satisfying, if modest, ending to a once-groundbreaking horror universe.
- FTV3 de fevereiro de 2026While this wasn’t my favorite movie in the franchise it was still good to see the Warrens at it again. Fighting evil. Saving innocent people from the darkness. Vera Farmiga, and Patrick Wilson are so good that I believed they were married in real life. Their chemistry is next level. I hope this is not truly the last movie because this Cinematic universe is one of the best. If it’s connected to the Conjuring Universe I am watching it.
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The Conjuring 4: Extrema-Unçãofoi lançado em 3 de setembro de 2025.
The Conjuring 4: Extrema-Unçãofoi dirigido por Michael Chaves.
The Conjuring 4: Extrema-Unçãotem a duração de 2 h 15 min.
The Conjuring 4: Extrema-Unçãofoi produzido por James Wan, Peter Safran.
Investigadores paranormais Ed e Lorraine Warren enfrentam um último caso aterrorizante envolvendo entidades misteriosas que eles precisam confrontar.
Os caracteres-chave em The Conjuring 4: Extrema-Unção são Ed Warren (Patrick Wilson), Lorraine Warren (Vera Farmiga), Judy Warren (Mia Tomlinson).
The Conjuring 4: Extrema-Unção é avaliado M/14.
The Conjuring 4: Extrema-Unção é um filme de Terror, Mistério, Thriller.
The Conjuring 4: Extrema-Unção tem uma classificação de audiência 7.7de 10.
The Conjuring 4: Extrema-Unção teve um orçamento de US$ 55 mi.
The Conjuring 4: Extrema-Unção fez US$ 499,2 mi na bilheteria.