Is "Annabelle" scary?

"Annabelle" is directed by John R. Leonardi, the cinematographer of "The Conjuring", and co-stars Annabelle Wallis, Alfre Ward, and Brian Howey.

The film tells the story of the beautiful and rare antique doll Annabelle, who is given as a gift by John Form to his soon-to-be wife Mia. But Mia's love for Annabelle didn't last long. On a terrifying night, their home was brutally invaded by a cult. However, what the cultists left behind was not just blood and terror, they also introduced a vicious spirit into Annabelle's body. Uncanny Valley Theory: The Uncanny Valley Theory is a hypothesis about how humans feel about robots and non-human objects.

It was proposed in 1969. It explains that when robots are similar to humans beyond a certain level, humans will suddenly become extremely disgusted with them, that is, even if robots have some similarities with humans, Every little difference will appear very conspicuous, making the entire robot feel very stiff and terrifying, like facing the walking dead. The higher the degree of simulation of a humanoid toy or robot, the more favorable it is for people. However, when it exceeds a critical point, this favorable impression will suddenly decrease. The more human-like a toy or robot is, the more disgusting and fearful it will be, until it reaches the bottom, which is called the uncanny valley.

There is such a group of viewers. When they are faced with a horror movie, their words and actions are just like being exposed to a love story. Just as Salinger's most classic summary of love in "The Heart of a Broken Story": "I think love is about wanting to touch and then taking back." The same is true for this type of audience when facing a horror film. I want to see it, but I don’t dare to see it. They enjoy the adrenaline rush of watching horror movies, but are afraid of all the dark nights they will face alone in the future.

Do you think this TV series is scary? Comments welcome!