So much imagination went into this feature, that I'm pretty sure this will be my favorite of the trilogy thus far. We begin with the Warrens returning the cursed Annabelle doll to their home, where it's blessed by a priest and locked behind sacred glass. But, when they leave their ten year old daughter home alone with the babysitter, will her and her friends accidently unleash ancient evil? This film blends sly humor, scares, and a genuine element of suspense in equal measure. The plot isn't rocket science but the kids all get their chance to shine. The real star is the incredible period set design, the effective moody night lit sets, the wonderful practical effects, and of course the real star of the show - Annabelle. It works very well and is a fun time at the movies. This is the kind of film that shines best in a crowded theater, but still might want to make you turn on your nightlight when at home. Recommended.