American Conjuring Page #4

Synopsis: A family moves into an abandoned orphanage and they soon learn that their charming orphanage has a disturbing history and are convinced they aren't alone.
Genre: Horror
Director(s): Dan Walton, Dan Zachary (co-director)
Production: Green Apple Entertainment
 
IMDB:
2.5
Year:
2016
86 min
137 Views


- What is that?

A threat?

- Abso-f***ing-lutely

it's a threat.

And if you show your

face around here again,

I'll have you locked

up for trespassing.

- Well, if you're not

gonna tell them, I am,

and you can't...

- That would

be very wise of you.

- F*** you, Teddy!

- Now get the hell out of

here before I call the cops.

- This man is not your friend.

You need to get out of

here as soon as you can,

because terrible things

happened in this house.

- I'm callin' the cops.

Joaney!

- Don't bother Joaney.

I'm leaving.

Don't you forget what I said.

- I don't know about

you, but that lady

that stopped by today,

she kinda has me spooked.

- Don't worry, okay.

Teddy said we shouldn't believe

anything she was saying.

I for one think

she may have been

hittin' the sauce today.

- I wonder what kind

of terrible things

she was talking about though.

- Did something bad

happen here, Mommy?

- No, don't worry.

Nothing bad happened here.

- I think that lady was

just trying to scare us.

- Duh.

I mean, obviously you

can't get a place this size

for the price that Ben paid.

Not unless something really

shitty happened here.

- Stop it, you're

scaring your sister.

And another thing,

you're supposed to be

calling him Dad, not Ben.

- Whatever.

- Look, we've had it with

your horrible attitude.

Just go inside

the house, please.

- Fine, Ben.

- I'm startin' to think

she's never gonna like me.

- I used to be like

that when I was 17.

She just needs some time.

- I don't hate you, Daddy.

- Oh, thank you, baby.

I love you.

- I love you too.

- And look, I know this

place is a bit intimidating,

sure it's big and scary,

but it's just a house.

Once we clean it up and we

paint some of the walls,

it's really gonna start

feeling like our home.

We just have to

give it a chance.

So what color do you

wanna paint your bedroom?

- Can it be pink?

- Absolutely.

It's your bedroom,

it can be any color

you want it to be.

- Hear that, Mommy?

I get a pink room.

- You lucky girl.

I want a pink room.

- No, no way.

Then I would have to

sleep in a pink room.

Come on, let's bring the

rest of this stuff inside.

Alyssa, is that you?

Zoe?

Playing one of your

silly games, huh?

Yeah, well, if you girls

are trying to scare me,

just remember I

don't scare easily.

And I will get back to you

when you least expect it.

Yeah, whatever, you

girls have your fun.

I have work to do.

- What you doin', babe?

- Oh, I'm just tryin' to

move some of the stuff

out of the way.

Looks like the previous owners

were gonna renovate the place,

and just abandoned their plans.

A lot of unfinished

projects here.

- That's odd.

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