Brahms: The Boy II

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Brahms: The Boy II is a weaker and implausible horror story about a realistic doll that so happens to be with various families where murders take place, kind of like Annabelle of The Conjuring series. In this tale, a mother is attacked during a home invasion witnessed by a child who becomes, for a time, a mute. He finds the doll buried and, honestly, should have left it there, but alas, he and his family bring it home and strange happenings follow. It's very dull and follows many tropes, only to be a disappointment. You've been warned.

Erik M.

Continuity mistake: When Jude is upstairs getting ready for company to arrive, he and Brahms are wearing dark blue (or black) suits. When the company comes inside, Jude and Brahms are sitting on the couch wearing grey sweaters. (00:57:43 - 00:58:14)

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