Directed by: John R. Leonetti
Starring: Alfre Woodard, Annabelle Wallis, Tony Amendola, Ward Horton
Genres: Horror
Factual error: The movie depicted the use of obstetrical ultrasound. While ultrasound was first "perfected" in the late 1950s, it wasn't used in British hospitals until the 1970s and not in US hospitals until well into the 1970s, well past the setting of the movie in the 1960s.
Factual error: This movie takes place in the late 60s to early 70s. There is a shot of a crayon rolling across the floor, and the logo on it is the one Crayola used in the 80s.
Factual error: This movie takes place in the late 60s to early 70s. There is a shot of a crayon rolling across the floor, and the logo on it is the one Crayola used in the 80s.
Father Perez: The loveliest masterpiece of the heart of God is the heart of a mother.
Trivia: The last scene of the movie, when the woman is looking for a gift for her daughter, there is a huge Raggedy Ann doll the camera pans past after they show the Annabelle doll. This is an homage to the real Annabelle doll, which was a Raggedy Ann doll. (01:33:35)
Question: 1. Is the demon attached to the owner of the doll? If so, why didn't it begin to torment the priest and instead went back to haunt Mia? 2. If the demon wants a soul to inhibit, why did it want Mia to kill herself? Wouldn't that have been counter intuitive? 3. Did the bookstore lady killing herself somehow cause the demon to 'move on' to a new owner? I don't see how the logic follows of who it decides to haunt and who's soul it wants. 4. Why did Annabelle Higgins commit suicide?