Instead, I’m hoping that La Llorona shows him what doesn’t work in this franchise, so he can course correct and make due with his next step up to the horror plate. Nothing in La Llorona got me excited about seeing what Chaves will bring to the Conjuring series. The bigger concern for fans of that series is that La Llorona director Michael Chaves is scheduled to move from this movie to The Conjuring 3, as James Wan finds himself caught up in Aquaman sequels and producing projects.
Fans of the previous movies will recognize the familiar character the moment they are on screen, but the actions in La Llorona will neither enhance or detract from the stories being told in the mainstay Conjuring plotline. The Curse of La Llorona was produced by James Wan (who also directed The Conjuring, The Conjuring 2, Insidious, Insidious: Chapter 2, Saw and Dead Silence) and stars Linda Cardellini (from Strangeland), Patricia Velásquez (from Mindhunters, The Mummy Returns) and Sean Patrick Thomas (from Kemper, The Burrowers). While the other films have continued to entertain, this newest. I mentioned a connection to the Conjuring universe, and the one found in The Curse of La Llorona is thin. The Curse of La Llorona is the sixth film in the hugely popular Conjuring franchise.
Only, the screenplay wastes Cruz as a character, and his massive séance scene essentially fizzles out. The movie is supposed to get a jolt of energy when it introduces Raymond Cruz ( Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul) as a disgruntled parish priest who believes he knows how to stop the threat of La Llorona.
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