Annabelle Comes Home

Thiis is an uncommonly handsome scary movie, one that respects the audience's intelligence while delivering all the requisite chills and just the right amount of gore.

It felt like like a made-for-TV, disposable [film]... It's not anything special.

Middle-school horror in its near-perfect form.

A back-to-basics take on the ghost-story gauntlet run; compared to the previous films, it's worth its weight in spare doll parts.

Annabelle Comes Home is mechanical and unambitious, thereby falling between the quality levels of the fairly dire first film and the taut, surprising second.

Proudly retro and coyly innocent, it's the perfect movie for a tweeny sleepover.

In the end, Annabelle Comes Home is as poor or worse than The Nun. Continuously repeating predictable, loud, hollow jumpscare sequences doesn't make a story.

While it’s nothing spectacular, it’s a fun, watchable film that introduces you to the many possibilities for sequels and spin-offs.

[Annabelle Comes Home] felt like it took two steps back in the opposite direction.It’s quite a disappointing end to a series of films that were starting to create a story that was seemingly on its way to make an impact.

“Annabelle Comes Home” is a slight step up thanks to its better realized place within the franchise and closer connection to the two main Conjuring films.