The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It

““The Devil Made Me Do It” opens with a disturbing sequence, set in 1981, that stands as the scariest part of the supernatural saga to date. That’s not to say that the nearly two hours that ensue are devoid of tension and well-paced jump scares, but the sheer chaos and malevolence on display right out of the gate are unmatched elsewhere.”

Carlos Aguilar, TheWrap · 80

“The film is chilling, balancing its actually scary horror with a lot of heart, advancing the Warrens’ story and providing audiences with a change of pace from their usual cases.”

Mae Abdulbaki, Screen Rant · 80

“In this new Conjuring, every scene of demonic possession, every demonic hallucination, and every underworld visit and visitation land with unsettling impact. These are, in a sense, action scenes, and they’re creepy, chilling and very well done.”

Mick LaSalle, San Francisco Chronicle · 75

“Johnson-McGoldrick’s facility with both the tropes of the "Conjuring" films, and the Warren’s relationship, keeps the film swift and emotionally resonant, while Chaves pushes the cinematic aesthetic to the max.”

Katie Walsh, Chicago Tribune · 75

“After this solid set-up, The Devil Made Me Do It occasionally grows a bit murky.”

Chris Evangelista, Slashfilm · 70