After the Credits Podcast: ‘Annabelle: Creation’

By Matthew Monagle

The latest entry in the ‘The Conjuring’ cinematic universe is long on jump scares, short on… literally everything else.

This week on After the Credits, Matthew is joined by IndieWire critic Jamie Righetti to discuss Annabelle: Creation and the cinematic universe of James Wan’s The Conjuring. Does the film’s talented cast and handful of creative scares make up for some of its half-baked horror tropes? It depends on who you ask!

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