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Annabelle: Creation

You don't know the real story.
2017 | 110m | English

(164737 votes)

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Several years after the tragic death of their little girl, a doll maker and his wife welcome a nun and several girls from a shuttered orphanage into their home, soon becoming the target of the doll maker's possessed creation—Annabelle.
Release Date: Aug 03, 2017
Director: David F. Sandberg
Writer: Gary Dauberman
Genres: Horror
Keywords prequel, evil doll, demon, spin off, demonic possession, ghost, aftercreditsstinger, duringcreditsstinger, the conjuring universe
Production Companies New Line Cinema, The Safran Company, RatPac Entertainment, Atomic Monster
Box Office Revenue: $306,592,201
Budget: $15,000,000
Updates Updated: Aug 03, 2025
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Full Credits

Name Character
Stephanie Sigman Sister Charlotte
Talitha Eliana Bateman Janice
Lulu Wilson Linda
Anthony LaPaglia Samuel Mullins
Miranda Otto Esther Mullins
Grace Caroline Currey Carol
Philippa Coulthard Nancy
Samara Lee Annabelle "Bee" Mullins
Tayler Buck Kate
Lou Lou Safran Tierney
Brad Greenquist Victor Palmeri
Mark Bramhall Father Massey
Joseph Bishara Annabelle Demon
Alicia Vela-Bailey Evil Mullins / Demon Hands
Jessie Giacomazzi Demon Bee (voice)
Adam Bartley Officer Form
Lotta Losten Adoption agent
Brian Howe Mr. Higgins
Kerry O'Malley Mrs. Higgins
Annabelle Wallis Mia Form
Ward Horton John Form
Fred Tatasciore Demon (voice)
Bonnie Aarons Demon Nun (uncredited)
Liam James Ramos Small Boy (uncredited)
Tyler A. Johnson Priest Holding Annabelle (uncredited)
Tree O'Toole Annabelle Higgins (uncredited)
Name Job
David F. Sandberg Director
Maxime Alexandre Director of Photography
Rich Delia Casting
Mark Norby Stunt Coordinator
Emily Brobst Stunts
Benjamin Wallfisch Original Music Composer
Marilyn Giacomazzi Stunts
Robert Sharman Sound Mixer
Alicia Stevenson Foley Artist
Dawn Fintor Foley Artist
David Jobe Foley Mixer
Donald Fish Rigging Gaffer
Tim Williams Conductor
Lois Yaroshefsky Studio Teacher
Michel Aller Editor
Jennifer Spence Production Design
Jason Garner Art Direction
Lisa Son Set Decoration
Leah Butler Costume Design
Julie Ann Grasso Art Department Coordinator
Anthony Syracuse Construction Coordinator
Thomas Spence Property Master
Jan McWilliams Script Supervisor
Nate Underkuffler Music Editor
Susan L. Bertram Costume Supervisor
Nicki Katz Casting Assistant
Justin M. Lubin Still Photographer
Sean P. Fickert Key Grip
Mark Hawker Special Effects Supervisor
Mitchell S. Drain Visual Effects Supervisor
Richard Bullock Jr. Boom Operator
Adam Boyd Sound Effects Editor
Kris Fenske Sound Effects Editor
Ando Johnson Sound Effects Editor
Adam Kopald Sound Effects Editor
Craig Mann Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Laura Wiest Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Bill R. Dean Supervising Sound Editor, Sound Designer
Eleanor Sabaduquia Makeup Department Head
Hugo Villasenor Makeup Artist
Adriana De La Cruz Set Medic
Vincent Befi Assistant Production Coordinator
Jules Carideo Production Coordinator
Joel Iwataki Scoring Mixer
Colby Giovacchini Set Dresser
Charley Stauber Assistant Sound Editor
Tree O'Toole Stunts
Jill Stokesberry Stunts
Chase Keehn Supervising Dialogue Editor, ADR Editor
Joe Schiff Dialogue Editor
Joshua Throne Unit Production Manager
Cory Johnson First Assistant Director
Cyndi Martin Second Assistant Director
Michael McGuire Stunts
Laura Merians "B" Camera Operator
Tommy Tieche "B" Camera Operator
Jimmy Ward First Assistant "A" Camera
Nathan Stern Second Assistant "A" Camera
Leigh Rathner First Assistant "B" Camera
Tim Roe Second Assistant "B" Camera
Steven Trapani First Assistant Editor
Paul Flinchbaugh Assistant Sound Editor
Thomas J. O'Connell ADR Mixer
Brian Magrum ADR Mixer
Lee Perez-Gonzalez Production Secretary
Michael Feldman Second Second Assistant Director
Taffy Schweickhardt Production Accountant
Lindsey Washington Payroll Accountant
Mike McLaughlin First Assistant Accountant
Mark Gaffney Assistant Location Manager
Michael Chickey Location Manager
Asia Muka Key Costumer
Paula Avazian Set Costumer
Susan Saldutti Set Costumer
Robin Roberts Costumer
Liz Mendoza Makeup Department Head
Jennifer Gerber Makeup Artist
Heide Kacser Makeup Artist
Danielle Noe Special Effects Makeup Artist
Samantha Ward Special Effects Makeup Artist
Kelly Capoccia Prosthetic Makeup Artist
Traci E. Smithe Hair Department Head
Scott Spencer Chief Lighting Technician
Samantha Rosenberg Hairstylist
Yunea Cruz Hairstylist
Rodney Veto Best Boy Grip
Bob Ivener Best Boy Grip
David Nims Dolly Grip
Ryan Vanlossberg Dolly Grip
Matt Whitted Grip
Mike Mueller Grip
Chris Randle Grip
Chris Goe Grip
Timothy Stuart Hildebrandt Leadman
Matthew Donaldson Assistant Property Master
Ryan Patrick Bartley Set Dresser
Danny Metz Set Dresser
Will Mitchell Set Dresser
Cameron Birnie Set Designer
Julia K. Levine Set Designer
Jeremy Burns Visual Effects Supervisor
Joe Love Special Effects
James Ferrera Unit Publicist
Louis Dargenzio Transportation Coordinator
David Christenson Transportation Captain
Nate Bell Set Medic
David J. Krystal Orchestrator
John Daro Digital Intermediate Colorist
Pamela Scott-Farr Digital Intermediate Producer
Thomas Gerhardt Set Dresser
Molly Pabian Visual Effects
Gabriel Vargas Visual Effects
Wing Kwok Visual Effects
Adam Titchenal Production Assistant
Daniel Wehr Music Sound Design and Processing
Gary Dauberman Characters, Writer
Noelle Therese Mulligan Stunts
BJ McDonnell "A" Camera Operator
Todd Bittner Production Assistant
Name Title
Peter Safran Producer
Walter Hamada Executive Producer
Richard Brener Executive Producer
James Wan Producer
Hans Ritter Executive Producer
Michael Clear Co-Producer
Dave Neustadter Executive Producer
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Reviews

Ruuz
5.0

Now that we've had three seperate origins for the Annabelle doll, maybe we can put the doll to rest. In fairness to director David F. Sandberg however, _Creation_ is entire **leagues** better than the first _Annabelle_. _Final rating:★★½ - Had a lot that appealed to me, didn’t quite work as a who ... le._

Jun 23, 2021
John Chard
6.0

Conduit Demon: Take 27! OK! It may not be 27 films in the latest conduit demon phase of horror film making, but it sure as hell feels like it! Annabelle: Creation would have been a very good horror film if it had come out 10 years ago, as it is we find ourselves treading familiar ground and relyi ... ng on the usual horror film making playbook for our thrills. Anyone such as myself who is bothered by pediophobia, automatonphobia and pupaphobia will surely be chilled to the bone here, for the makers push it to the max, with fine results. However, once that aspect is stripped away and the sound and visual horror staples grow tired, we are left hankering for a glorious final quarter of film to terrify us - which sadly doesn't materialise as we then get conduit demon 101. In the pluses column there's a superb tie-in to the real Annabelle doll, an adherence to story as fact shrewdly inserted, and the acting (with young Lulu Wilson bright again as she wanders in from Ouija: Origin of Evil) is more than adequate. Sound mix rocks, as does the photographic shadows and shimmers, rendering the production technically good. If only the writers had been a bit more bolder and imaginative... Much better than Annabelle (2014) (which isn't hard really), "Creation" is above average fare for casual horror fans with the fears previously stated. Hard core horror nuts, however, are likely to be very jaded come the end credits rolling. 6.5/10

May 16, 2024
Rangan
5.0

**This is where it all begins!** The second spin-off from 'The Conjuring' franchise and overall a fourth film to set in the same universe. The first film, which was 'Annabelle', I thought it was an okayish. Now with this, there's a potential sub franchise. Probably it could head back to back-ward ... s as prequels, while 'The Conjuring is heading forward. There's nothing new from this, but still not a bad film. I liked the location. A single house in the mountain and revolved around a bunch of orphans. It is where it all begins. The creation of the most haunted doll that you saw in 'The Conjuring'. Focused on a doll making family, following an accident, how the family lived their rest of the life was told. A nun with a few orphan girls joins the family to live-in. When one of the kids discovers the locked away doll with secrets, the evil force unleashed. In the latter parts, the film reveals what happen to them and to the doll. Also hinting out at a possible prequel, going to be in Europe. I felt it was decent, so okay for watching once, especially if you had liked the previous one. _5/10_

May 16, 2024
r96sk
6.0

<em>'Annabelle: Creation'</em> isn't all bad, though did underwhelm me if I'm to be truthful. The mix of stories of Samuel/Esther and the orphans isn't majorly watchable, while the repeated use of young girls as the basis of these plots in this universe is getting a bit repetitive. With that note ... d, like in <em>'The Conjuring 2'</em>, the best performance does come from one of the kids. Talitha Bateman gives a good showing, her character sure is repeatedly flung here, there and everywhere! Stephanie Sigman is solid, while I wish we got more of Miranda Otto as Esther. There are more teases of <em>'The Nun'</em>, which I am actually looking forward to seeing in the standalone films - definitely the most creepy and interesting character in this series thus far, hopefully those doen't fall flat like these follow-ups to <em>'The Conjuring'</em> have. Comparatively, this is the best of 'em and I like it more than <em>'Annabelle'</em>. One (unrelated) positive from this is its use of the "You Are My Sunshine" song, which always reminds me of Ole Gunnar Solskjær - any fellow Manchester United fans will know. I was practically reciting it in my head on each occasion. Quite the useless piece of information, I know.

Jan 27, 2025