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Ok, I know the title of this review may make it seem like I didn’t like this movie or anything. Well that’s not true. I thought this movie

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Fine, so it’s not technically way-back. But as I’ve just popped up the Annabelle screening, why not link to the review I did for The Conjuring? Here ’tis…