The Conjuring 2

MA15+

2016

134 mins

Directed by James Wan
80%
81%
Horror

Sequel to the supernatural horror hit The Conjuring (2013). Stars Vera Farmiga and Patrick Wilson return alongside director James Wan.... More

Sequel to the supernatural horror hit The Conjuring (2013). Stars Vera Farmiga and Patrick Wilson return alongside director James Wan. Set in 1977, paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren travel to England to help a single mum raising four children who are plagued by malicious spirits.

The Warrens are real-life supernatural investigators and authors. The first film was based on their reported experiences, and this one follows their Enfield Poltergeist findings.

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The Conjuring 2 | Ratings & Reviews

80_%252 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes® rating
81_%55,922 reviews
Audience score rating

"As with its 2013 predecessor, The Conjuring 2 serves up a hodge-podge of horror as the procedural paranormal work of Ed and Lorraine Warren (Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga) intersects with unexplained household phenomena. This time it's set in dreary late 70s Britain, in other words, somewhere damn near Hell already."

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Flicks

"A rattletrap haunted-house demonic-possession movie made with scary style."

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Variety

"This furiously bizarre follow-up deserves full marks for throw-everything-at-the-screen entertainment value, but none for execution."

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Total Film

"After 'Insidious' and 'The Conjuring', James Wan has his method down."

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Time Out

"The Conjuring 2, unlike pretty much everything else I've seen this year with a "2" in the title, might even be a slightly better film than the original."

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Stuff

"Lacking some of the simplicity and elegance of the first installment... nonetheless a smoothly efficient horror movie, building to a powerhouse finale rooted in our emotional connection to the film's well-drawn main characters."

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