Following mild spoilers for "Conjection: Last Rituals".

The films "Conjuring" have been in strong since 2013, resulting in one of the most popular and successful horror franchises of all time. The Series has what you circle consider Two Tiers: There are the main films, which focus on intrepid paranormal investigators ed and lorraine warren, and there are are the spin-off films, which Focus The Warrens have encountered ("Annabelle Comes Home," The Best of the Spin-Off Films, Also Features the Warrens in a bit of an extended cameo).

While the critical reaction of the "Conjuring Universe" films is mixed, virtually all records have found success in the box office. What made this series have such residence power? Why did we all continue to go back again and again? This week, the main series is rounded "Conjunction: Last Rituals", The film is charged as a conclusion of the story of Varence, as Vera Farmiga and Patrick Wilson played. I have my own doubts that this is really the end-should have spin-off or two that do not characterize Varens ("nun 3", maybe?) On the horizon. But to be honest, I'm not interested in it. Because for me, the secret to the success of the "Conjuring" franchise has always been Ed and Lauren.

Of course, these films have fun with afraid of the audience jumping in their places and making us nervous. And yes, everyone wants a villain on iconic film like Annabella, a nasty puppet and a nun. But none of these things would be very important if it were not for the unnecessary Loveubov between Ed and Lauren.

Before going on, I need to refer to the elephant in the room. Yes, Ed and Lauren Warren were real people who claimed to have really met the paranormal. However, their slanderers will point to much evidence suggesting that they were fraud and liars. There are also disturbing The allegations in which one and a young woman living with Warrens participated in a certain period of time. All these details obviously put a little shock absorber for things.

That, he said, Varens I love are the fully fictional warriors that have turned into unselfish heroes. I am perfectly pleased accepting that these are not Real Varence. Each of the main films "Conjuring" follows a simple formula: a family is tortured by ghosts and/or demon, the warriors are called to help, they are emotionally related to the family, defeating the evil spirit, and then returning home and sharing a hug and a kiss in their kitchen. And it works virtually every time.

Immediately from the jump, the films "Conjuring" did a great job to establish the connection between Ed and Lauren and much of it is reduced to casting. Farmiga and Wilson have obvious chemistry with each other - we really buy in their relationship and we really believe they love each other. "The most romantic moments I had on the screen are of faith in a horror movie," Wilson said during Q&A. "Conjection: The devil made me do it"In the same Q&A, Farmiga added:" Lauren loves Ed not only for who he is, but who is when he is with him. She is able to do what he does because he has his support. "

Wars are clear two different people, which also helps us maintain interest in their relationship. They work as a unit, but each has its own package of personality skills and characteristics. Lauren is a member of the team with supernatural abilities - she vaguely defined the mental abilities that Enable allowed to communicate with the dead. Meanwhile, Ed is a kind of exorcist of the working class; A guy just as comfortable repairing a motorcycle as the Bible brand.

Every movie "Conjuring" just strengthened its relationship and reminded the audience about their romance. This, along with their unselfish dedication to help others, makes us care for Warnence, which in turn makes us take care of all the frightening things that happen in these films. "Last rituals" only encourages this element. The film has some disadvantages - it is overcrowded and too long. But it is also surprisingly emotional, and earned that emotional angle by building it through a series of films and made us get into one and Loren. Not only does it end up with Coda for all lifelong bonds shared by Ed and Lauren, it also includes the loveee they shared about their daughter Yudi (Mia Tomlinson). Yudi also gets an accompanying LOVEUB story as she engages and eventually married her boyfriend Tony (Ben Hardy).

These may look like frivolous moments, but they are important. These human elements that focus on the loveube are what they maintained by the "conjunction" work so well all the time. That's why whenever a spin-off film focuses on Annabella, I lose interest-the Virens are not there to hold hands and make eyes on each other. Ghosts are good and good, but I need that romance.