18
2021    1 h 51 minHorror, Tajemnica
6.256%83%7.3
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To budząca grozę historia przerażającego morderstwa i nieznanych złych mocy. Wstrząsnęła ona nawet doświadczonymi badaczami spraw paranormalnych Edem i Lorraine Warrenami. Ten jeden z najbardziej zdumiewających przypadków w ich karierze zaczyna się od walki o duszę młodego chłopca. Wkrótce małżeństwo staje w obliczu czegoś, z czym jeszcze nie miało do czynienia. Dochodzi do bezprecedensowego procesu. Po raz pierwszy w historii Stanów Zjednoczonych podejrzany o morderstwo broni się, twierdząc, że był opętany przez demona.
Wyreżyserowane przez Michael Chaves

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  • Vera FarmigaLorraine Warren
  • Patrick WilsonEd Warren
  • Sterling JerinsJudy Warren
  • Sarah Catherine HookDebbie Glatzel
  • Ruairí O'ConnorArne Cheyne Johnson
  • Julian HilliardDavid Glatzel
  • Charlene AmoiaJudy Glatzel
  • John NobleFather Kastner
  • Eugenie BondurantThe Occultist
  • Shannon KookDrew Thomas
  • Ronnie Gene BlevinsBruno
  • Keith Arthur BoldenSergeant Clay
  • Steve CoulterFather Gordon
  • Vince PisaniFather Newman
  • Megan Ashley BrownLorraine Warren (teenage)
  • Mitchell HoogEd Warren (teenage)
  • Andrea AndradeKatie
  • Ashley LeConte CampbellMeryl Dewitt
  • Davis OsborneJohn Beckett
  • Paul WilsonCarl Glatzel
  • Zokkiie
    Zokkiie7 lutego 2026
    Hmm, Wilson and Farmiga are really good, as always, and the demon-possession trial storyline was actually kind of interesting. Some of the jump scares were predictable, and a few characters didn’t get much development, which was a shame. Still, the atmosphere and a few genuinely creepy scenes make it worth checking out if you like the series
  • Humpty
    Humpty23 lutego 2025
    Good excuse to use in court. OJ's lawyer used it.
  • Ishtiaq Eifty Ahmed
    Ishtiaq Eifty Ahmed3 września 2025
    It was average, it was good and bad. Right in the middle. It was very predictable but nice jump scares
  • MrTrivet
    MrTrivet2 lutego 2026
    It’s enjoyable to see the Warrens on the screen again - the Farmiga/Wilson duo remains natural and convincing. The film delivers the series’ typical elements: supernatural phenomena, dramatic exorcisms, bone-crunching moments, and evil that must be expelled. Yet despite these attractions, the overall effect leaves a rather indifferent impression. The plot is based on a real murder case involving possession, blending light courtroom drama with classic religious horror. The narrative, however, is less dynamic, and attempts to build tension often rely on predictable jump scares and well-worn tropes. While the sequel has strong moments and a solid cast, it is by far the weakest installment of the main Warrens series - an okay horror, but lacking that distinctive punch, as if the motif of scaring people with the devil has started to wear thin.
  • SandyOlson78
    SandyOlson787 grudnia 2025
    This one kind of gave me The Shining vibes closer to the end. I liked the dogs. I feel bad for the guy who just wanted to dance.
  • Nathan Magreta
    Nathan Magreta31 października 2025
    The conjuring: the devil made me do it has a great setup and plot of a demon causing someone to commit murder. This film has a lot of potential, but it leans very hard into the paranormal, in comparison to the first 2 being very grounded. Still, great movie.
  • cursedbags
    cursedbags8 września 2025
    not as bad as i remember.
  • Mauro Cazabonnet
    Mauro Cazabonnet20 października 2025
    Good shit
  • CHIEF
    CHIEF12 października 2025
    Not better than part 1, but worth the watch.
  • Ana Kaja Premerl
    Ana Kaja Premerl26 sierpnia 2025
    Probbably the worst one yet. Pretty boring for me bit acting was great
  • jackmeat
    jackmeat15 lipca 2025
    My quick rating - 6.6/10. When the bar is so high, it isn't a bad thing to say this is the worst of the 3. Then again, after James Wan relinquished the directing reins, you knew this would be something different. Still, this one has nice camera work, and Michael Chaves delivers a good-looking flick. But it is missing the scares we have grown accustomed to, and the attention to the details seems to be missing. In the place of scares is a solid foundation for the Warrens to build upon in taking the universe in a different direction. The flawless execution of taking the true story of Arne Johnson from the early eighties murder and weaving it into the lore that has been created is very admirable. Even though most of what you have learned so far is more or less just referred to instead of being part of the story. I am really unsure how it is they found such a perfect pair in Vera Farmiga and Patrick Wilson, but onscreen they just "work" in a way that few onscreen couples can. This is demonstrated as they attempt to prove that the killer (Ruairi O'Connor) was "not guilty by demonic possession," which in the courts just doesn't happen. Though it was a part of this flick, I somewhat wish that since they were going down this road and stepping away from the haunted house & creepy scares, they would have given us a bit more of the actual court case. I also thought that the evil protagonist (Eugenie Bondurant) was about as spooky as can be. Her scenes just oozed the fear that was needed. It may not have been the best of the trilogy (so far), but it is definitely worth seeing.
  • Alejandro Story
    Alejandro Story11 października 2025
    A fun addition to the franchise. Less jump scares than others. More of a way to continue the franchise and less about creating a good horror movie, but still an enjoyable watch.
  • Pauli Jokela
    Pauli Jokela10 października 2025
    It was okay.
  • ርልዪረ
    ርልዪረ5 października 2025
    Donot be fooled by the 57% of Rotten tomatoes, or any critic reviews for that matter. This movie is pure gold. Not as great as the first one ofcourse, but still an amazing entry. The major difference between the third chapter and the previous two is of the proportion of "storytelling" to "jumpscares". The first movie (2013) had plenty of fresh ways to scare the audience, but it's basic story revolves around a haunted-house-esque-drama. The second (2016) though had plenty of twists and turns it still had the same premise of haunted-house-esque-family-drama. The third movie on the other hand is waaaaaaay beyond its regular formula. There are so many NEW elements thrown in the mix. And still it ties up all the loose ends together. Trust me, while watching this movie you'll never go "Been there, seen that before". Nope! It's not exhaustive to watch, and you'll never guess what'll happen next.
  • LivewireAdmin
    LivewireAdmin11 września 2025
    On first watch, I thought this was a decent but lesser entry—moody, a bit scattered, and not nearly as scary as Wan’s haunted-house high points. On rewatch, it played better than I expected. Knowing it pivots from a haunted-home siege to a road-movie investigation helped me meet it on its own terms, and the film’s strengths—especially the Ed & Lorraine dynamic—come through more clearly. Michael Chaves steers the series into occult-thriller territory, and that shift is the movie’s secret sauce. The case-of-the-week framework—totems, a shadowy occultist, the Arne Johnson trial—gives Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga room to lean into the seasoned, tender partnership that anchors these films. Their scenes together carry a warmth and trust that makes the supernatural stakes feel personal; Ed’s vulnerability here adds a human wrinkle I underappreciated the first time. Set-piece wise, it’s quietly stacked. The waterbed gag, the morgue sequence, and the rain-soaked cliff finale are all crisply staged, with Joseph Bishara’s score seething underneath like a low hum of dread. I also dug the period texture—those amber lamps and milky blues, the slightly waxy sheen of early-’80s interiors—plus the way the camera prowls rather than pounces. It’s less about jump scares and more about sustained unease. The knocks are still the same, just less bothersome on revisit. The legal hook—“the devil made me do it”—feels underused; the courtroom angle is more marketing than narrative muscle. The occultist’s motivations read thin, and some CG-assisted moments can’t match the tactile nastiness of the franchise’s best practical frights. And while Chaves builds atmosphere, he doesn’t wring quite the same symphonic terror Wan did in 1 and 2. Even so, the rewatch reframed it as a sturdy, character-driven chapter rather than a misfire. It’s a different flavor: an investigative romance with demons, not a carnival of set-pieces. When I tuned into that wavelength, I found a solid mid-tier Conjuring entry. Worth a second look. Letterboxd: FilmPhanPA

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