Similar to what The Conjuring franchise did recently, this film also takes the prequel route.

It has the intrigues of a spy film along with the relentless energy of the most gut-wrenching and electrifying action.

Annabelle Creation ultimately adds up to nothing significant besides a few gotcha moments through some jump-scares

By the looks of it, it has expertly choreographed one-take fight scenes and doesn’t hold back on the gritty violence.

The most glaring problem is how serious the entire show is, so much so that it often borders on self-parody.

It's staggeringly empty, tedious and very cold (pun intended), with bad storytelling and an immense lack of verbal wit

There’s no denying that the original was a flawed film that could benefit from a fresh new face-lift.

While there’s potential for filmmakers to explore some mature themes there, they seem content at simply making jokes.

The story focuses on human pain, humanity and most importantly, Kashmir and its women who are the silent sufferers.

It's more of a political-thriller, similar to Captain America, but with grounded action and a self-contained story.