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''The Curse of La Llorona'' is a 2019 supernatural horror film. The film stars Creator/LindaCardellini, Creator/RaymondCruz, and Creator/PatriciaVelasquez. Set in 1970s Los Angeles, it tells the story of a social worker named Anna Garcia who is called to investigate a series of child abductions. Anna finds herself marked by the legendary Myth/LaLlorona, otherwise known as the "Weeping Woman" who will stop at nothing until she claimed Anna's children as her own. The movie has several {{Easter Egg}}s referencing Film/TheConjuringUniverse, but has been officially declared a standalone movie that isn't part of that franchise.
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''The Curse of La Llorona'' is a 2019 supernatural horror film. film directed by Michael Chaves and written by Mikki Daughtry and Tobias Iaconis. The film stars Creator/LindaCardellini, Creator/RaymondCruz, and Creator/PatriciaVelasquez. Creator/PatriciaVelasquez.
Set in 1970s Los Angeles,it the film tells the story of a social worker named Anna Garcia who is called to investigate a series of child abductions. Anna finds herself marked by the legendary Myth/LaLlorona, otherwise known as the "Weeping Woman" who will stop at nothing until she has claimed Anna's children as her own. own.
The movie has several {{Easter Egg}}s referencing Film/TheConjuringUniverse, but has been officially declared a standalone movie that isn't part of that franchise.
Set in 1970s Los Angeles,
The movie has several {{Easter Egg}}s referencing Film/TheConjuringUniverse, but has been officially declared a standalone movie that isn't part of that franchise.
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''The Curse of La Llorona'' is a 2019 supernatural horror film. The film stars Creator/LindaCardellini, Creator/RaymondCruz, and Patricia Velásquez. Set in 1970s Los Angeles, it tells the story of a social worker named Anna Garcia who is called to investigate a series of child abductions. Anna finds herself marked by the legendary Myth/LaLlorona, otherwise known as the "Weeping Woman" who will stop at nothing until she claimed Anna's children as her own. The movie has several {{Easter Egg}}s referencing Film/TheConjuringUniverse, but has been officially declared a standalone movie that isn't part of that franchise.
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''The Curse of La Llorona'' is a 2019 supernatural horror film. The film stars Creator/LindaCardellini, Creator/RaymondCruz, and Patricia Velásquez.Creator/PatriciaVelasquez. Set in 1970s Los Angeles, it tells the story of a social worker named Anna Garcia who is called to investigate a series of child abductions. Anna finds herself marked by the legendary Myth/LaLlorona, otherwise known as the "Weeping Woman" who will stop at nothing until she claimed Anna's children as her own. The movie has several {{Easter Egg}}s referencing Film/TheConjuringUniverse, but has been officially declared a standalone movie that isn't part of that franchise.
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* WidowWoman: Anna recently lost her husband during a line of duty and La Llorona's appearance doesn't make her cope better.
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''The Curse of La Llorona'' is a 2019 supernatural horror film and which serves as the sixth entry in ''Film/TheConjuringUniverse''[[labelnote:*]]see ExiledFromContinuity in the Trivia section[[/labelnote]] of horror films. The film stars Creator/LindaCardellini, Creator/RaymondCruz, and Patricia Velásquez. Set in 1970s Los Angeles, it tells the story of a social worker named Anna Garcia who is called to investigate a series of child abductions. Anna finds herself marked by the legendary Myth/LaLlorona, otherwise known as the "Weeping Woman" who will stop at nothing until she claimed Anna's children as her own.
The film was released on April 19th, 2019.
The film was released on April 19th, 2019.
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''The Curse of La Llorona'' is a 2019 supernatural horror film and which serves as the sixth entry in ''Film/TheConjuringUniverse''[[labelnote:*]]see ExiledFromContinuity in the Trivia section[[/labelnote]] of horror films.film. The film stars Creator/LindaCardellini, Creator/RaymondCruz, and Patricia Velásquez. Set in 1970s Los Angeles, it tells the story of a social worker named Anna Garcia who is called to investigate a series of child abductions. Anna finds herself marked by the legendary Myth/LaLlorona, otherwise known as the "Weeping Woman" who will stop at nothing until she claimed Anna's children as her own. \n\n The film was released on April 19th, 2019.
movie has several {{Easter Egg}}s referencing Film/TheConjuringUniverse, but has been officially declared a standalone movie that isn't part of that franchise.
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* ActorAllusion: Sam is shown watching ''Franchise/ScoobyDoo'' on TV. Her mother's actress, Linda Cardellini, played Velma Dinkley in the show's [[Film/ScoobyDoo two live-action]] [[Film/ScoobyDooMonstersUnleashed adaptations]] and played [[WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooMysteryIncorporated Marcie Fleecher]].
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** Sam is shown watching ''Franchise/ScoobyDoo'' on TV. Her mother's actress, Linda Cardellini, played Velma Dinkley in the show's [[Film/ScoobyDoo two live-action]] [[Film/ScoobyDooMonstersUnleashed adaptations]] and played [[WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooMysteryIncorporated Marcie Fleecher]].
** Sam is shown watching ''Franchise/ScoobyDoo'' on TV. Her mother's actress, Linda Cardellini, played Velma Dinkley in the show's [[Film/ScoobyDoo two live-action]] [[Film/ScoobyDooMonstersUnleashed adaptations]] and played [[WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooMysteryIncorporated Marcie Fleecher]].
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** La Llorona herself murdered her children as revenge against her husband's infidelity.
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** La Llorona herself murdered her children as revenge against her husband's infidelity.infidelity, even though they were completely innocent.
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* WouldHurtAChild: In her backstory, La Llorona murdered her own children in blind rage and would kill any other child she came across when she realizes that they weren't her own.
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** In her backstory, La Llorona murdered her own children in blind rage and would kill any other child she came across when she realizes that they weren't her own.
** In her backstory, La Llorona murdered her own children in blind rage and would kill any other child she came across when she realizes that they weren't her own.
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''The Curse of La Llorona'' is a 2019 supernatural horror film and which serves as the sixth entry in ''Film/TheConjuringUniverse''[[labelnote:*]]see ExiledFromContinuity in the Trivia section[[/labelnote]] of horror films. The film stars Creator/LindaCardellini, Creator/RaymondCruz, and Patricia Velásquez. Set in 1970s Los Angeles, it tells the story of a social worker named Anna Garcia who is called to investigate a series of child abductions. Anna finds herself marked by the legendary La Llorona, otherwise known as the "Weeping Woman" who will stop at nothing until she claimed Anna's children as her own.
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''The Curse of La Llorona'' is a 2019 supernatural horror film and which serves as the sixth entry in ''Film/TheConjuringUniverse''[[labelnote:*]]see ExiledFromContinuity in the Trivia section[[/labelnote]] of horror films. The film stars Creator/LindaCardellini, Creator/RaymondCruz, and Patricia Velásquez. Set in 1970s Los Angeles, it tells the story of a social worker named Anna Garcia who is called to investigate a series of child abductions. Anna finds herself marked by the legendary La Llorona, Myth/LaLlorona, otherwise known as the "Weeping Woman" who will stop at nothing until she claimed Anna's children as her own.
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* JumpScare: The movie uses a ''lot'' of them.
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* JuxtaposedReflectionPoster: [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/thecurseoflallorona.jpg One of the posters]] has the titular ghostly woman (known for abducting children) stand next to two children with their backs to the camera. In the water's reflection, the children are gone and she's facing the audience.
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* AdultFear: It's even in the very tagline.
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* JumpScare: The movie uses a lot of them.
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* JumpScare: The movie uses a lot ''lot'' of them.
