Lights dimmed, popcorn in hand, I dived into the chilling world of “Conjuring the Cult.” From the moment David Bryson, portrayed by the ever-talented Mark Reeves, found his daughter lifeless in the bathtub, a haunting shiver crept up my spine. Reeves delivered a gut-wrenching performance, his despair palpable in every scene. As the story unfolded, the enigmatic cult-like women, led by the mesmerizing Anna Smith played by Emma Black, added an eerie ambiance in every frame. The interplay between David and the women kept me on the edge of my seat, torn between hope and dread. The film’s atmospheric tension was its strongest suit, drawing me into a realm where reality blurred with the supernatural. Yet, while the plot twists and turns kept me hooked, at times, the pacing felt a tad sluggish, leaving me yearning for a quicker resolution. Despite this, “Conjuring the Cult” gripped me tight until the chilling finale, leaving me haunted by its captivating tale. An emotional rollercoaster not for the faint of heart, but a cinematic experience that lingers in your thoughts long after the credits roll.👻🎥🍿 Neil Green, Elissa Dowling The performances stand out, each actor carrying the emotional weight of the story with purpose and precision.

Rating: 8.2 ⭐
Where to watch: Netflix
Best time to watch: morning, with friends