This post contains spoilers For "Conjection: Last Rituals".

The pressure is always included for the latest franchise film. Fans hope the series that spent so much time with a bump, not a whim. Fortunately, in the case of Michael Chavez ' "Conjunction: Last Rituals", The final case for Ed and Lauren Warren (Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga, respectively) makes enough to earn a place among the better half of the ghot stories within The Universe "Conjuring" It lasts the last 12 years. That does not mean that there are no cracks in the Wallsids in the last round of Chavez with Warnence and floor boards that are not crunching in a fun and frightening way you would like. Even with all the interesting new scares along with those who pay a daunting respect for what came earlier, "The Last Rituals" has a glittering question that previous films have not done.

Excluding the spin-off, every family with which Ed and Lauren got in touch has so far been an attractive pile. The time spent with them before our paranormal investigators appear on their threshold is where the tension always stays, allowing us to sit down and stew with these unfortunate souls who have their homes destroyed by ghosts before the happy couple arrives. However, the problem of Smurgs, who fights the supernatural in this sequel, is that they are one of the most forgotten families in the whole franchise.

There is a powerful scene in the 2013 film "The Conjuring" in 2013, which reveals more about the horror that endors the film's Peron family than every spiritual presence makes. When Varens enter the home, it is clear to their faces just how long they have endured this nightmare because they do not look like they have an hour of sleep between them. Carrying bags under their eyes and living on the edge of a knife, this hit because of the time we spent earlier with them, getting to know every member of the family that makes their ghost story so attractive. It is an approach that was often used in subsequent films, but is totally absent in "Recent Rituals".

Very little time is spent with Smurles, which are practically different from each other - especially children. When ghosts appear, we are too focused on what makes noise at night to care for whom it is happening because they look like a place until Varence arrives. After that, Smurles takes his back while the ghost hunting family works at work; We are also introduced to the then fiancé of Yudi, Tony Spera (Ben Hardy). This is because this latest film focuses on the family on which the franchisee is built and watching the same type of loveice that blooms between Janeain and Tom that existed between Ed and Lauren from the beginning. After all, "The Last Rituals" can be forgiven to maintain things more war-dug, but the film may have been even better if the family who haunted it, attracted a little more attention.

"Conjuring: Last Rites" is now in cinemas.