Dave Franco’s Together stuns with 100% on Rotten Tomatoes, while The Conjuring: Last Rites remains unrated ahead of its 2025 release ...

Within it lies the horror gem The Curse of the Crying Woman. The film is not only my favorite iteration of La Llorona, but I believe it stands as the best cinematic depiction of this Latin ...

“He is a believer in the supernatural and so when Anna comes to him with questions about La Llorona, he is already a believer.” Tony Amendola reprised his role as Father Perez in The Curse of ...

But The Curse of La Llorona is an untimely addition that seems ... But, because she is unaware of the very real danger they face, Anna has no idea what she’s about to unleash – or the ...

The Curse Of La Llorona splutters from one predictable jolt to the next, punctuated by ear-piercing screams from the cast. Dialogue teeters on the brink of unintentional hilarity and one ...

The Curse Of La Llorona, the latest entry in the Conjuring series (the link is Annabelle’s Father Perez played by Tony Amendola), rides along with similar honest ambitions but doesn’t meet ...

Note: Contains spoilers for The Curse of La Llorona. Before The Curse of La Llorona had premiered at SXSW, the only connection to The Conjuring universe was that it was directed by Michael Chaves ...

La Llorona, a woman who according to Mexican legend murdered her own children and now wanders the earth looking for them, snatching other unsuspecting tots and drowning them, gets her close-up in a ...

The cacophony of unnecessary squelching and the ungodly banging of doors and drawers in “The Curse of La Llorona” are enough to give anyone a migraine. As the new director taking charge of ...