Annabelle Comes Home continues with the story of the creepy possessed porcelain doll, Annabelle, after The Conjuring(2013), Annabelle(2014) & Annabelle: Creation(2017). Lorraine Warren(Vera Farmiga) & Ed Warren(Patrick Wilson) leave their daughter, Judy Warren(Mckenna Grace), at home for a day. Judy's babysitter Mary Ellen(Madison Iseman) & Mary Ellen's friend, Daniela Rios(Katie Sarife), accidentally let the infamous porcelain doll, on the loose.

Annabelle Comes Home is a good movie. Director Gary Dauberman has given us a unique film, within the Conjuring-verse. This works, both to the movie's advantage & hinders it from reaching new heights. Jump scares are very minimal but, the ones that do work, have been executed brilliantly. The growing feeling of dread & the slow-burn horror, is a breath of fresh air in this franchise but, will get a tad bit tedious at times. Annabelle Comes Home is on par with Annabelle: Creation(2017) & slightly better than The Nun(2018). It is way better than Annabelle(2014) & The Curse of La Llrona(2019). However, The Conjuring(2013) & The Conjuring 2(2016) continue to remain the superficial films, within the Conjuring-verse. Mckenna Grace is the star of the show, as Judy Warren. Grace gives us another power-packed performance, after The Gifted(2017), The Bad Seed(2018) & The Haunting of Hill House(2018). Mckenna Grace is a young talent to watch out for. Madison Iseman is spectacular as Mary Ellen. Katie Sarife is outstanding as Daniela Rios. Michael Cimino is hilarious as Bob Palmeri. Vera Farmiga & Patrick Wilson's screen-time has been greatly exaggerated & their glorified cameos, are a disappointment. I wish they had more to do. Annabelle Comes Home is worth a watch for fans of the Conjuring-verse. Looking forward to next year's The Conjuring 3(2020).