ANNA

Cinemavixion Review

Michael Crum's "Anna" plunges viewers into a chilling descent into the infernal, centered around a seemingly innocuous doll. The narrative, which follows two men's ill-fated decision to pilfer the artifact from a paranormal museum for online notoriety, quickly spirals into a terrifying game when the doll proves to be a gateway to hell. While the film may not boast blockbuster accolades, its inventive premise and commitment to its horror roots offer a unique, if unsettling, experience. The execution leans into the supernatural, promising a wild ride for fans of demonic possession and found-footage adjacent thrills. "Anna" serves as a compelling, low-budget exploration of the consequences of disturbing the unknown, delivering a potent dose of terror.