There are actually not a lot of jumpscares in this movie, and some parts are actually scary. However, it relies so heavily on what makes modern horror scary that it just comes across as repeated, cliche, and lackluster. And yet somehow, it still manages to be better than the previous Annabelle films.

Please, directors, just make your characters act with an IQ higher than 60. The fact that the entire film is based on the idiocy of one girl and then the repeated terrible decisions of everyone involved ruins everything. Also, the attempt at romance is cringe. The more I write, the more I'm tempted to give this a 5, so I'm stopping now.