
James Wan might have now made himself into a big name director through hit superhero movies Fast and Furious 7 and Aquaman (yes, the former is also a superhero movie), but it’s clear that the man’s passion still remains in horror, the genre that helped him make his name in the first place. And while he seems to be reserving most of his directing efforts for the bigger projects, he is still attached to a number of other horror projects as a producer where his influence is undeniably rubbing off on others.
After finding success with Saw, Wan went on to create The Conjuring franchise, which also includes movies like Annabelle and The Nun that are all built on the director’s remarkable abilities to build up terror. Not to mention jump scares. The Curse of La
Got to say that I am not impressed. While the trailer has its creepy moments, the jump scares are far too predictable and there is nothing that stands out from this movie from the other films in the genre. And for a genre that is filled with bad movies, that’s just not good enough.
Set in the ’70s, The Curse of La Llorona is written by Mikki Daughtery and Tobias Iaconis and revolves around a social worker (Linda Cardellini) whose children are targeted by an infamous spectre known as La Llorona. The movie also stats Tony Amendola a disillusioned priest who tries to help the family escape the clutches of La Llorna.
The Curse of La Llorna is scheduled for release in the US on April 19th 2019.
Last Updated: February 12, 2019
HvR
February 12, 2019 at 18:30
Might still be good scary movie with a bad trailer; the conjuring films he directs tend to be the best ones.
Still remember almost sharting myself during Conjuring 2 with all the tension build and my kid suddenly walking into the room half asleep.
RinceThis
February 13, 2019 at 00:58
Gods that looks terrible. The whole bride ghost thing is so done to death now too. Skip. This isn’t even a Netflix film to watch when so hungover you can’t move from your bed.
Skittle
February 13, 2019 at 07:24
“The Nun that are all built on the director’s remarkable abilities to build up terror”.. I think we watched different movies
RinceThis
February 13, 2019 at 11:24
I’ve heard nothing but bad things about the Nun.