The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It (2021)

Imagine a courtroom where demons waltz beside the jury, and you find your grip on reality slipping by the minute. This paranormal drama redefines the horror courtroom, weaving the Warren brothers' investigative intensity with a legal battle that hinges on metaphysical accusation. A single overnight interrogation sequence survives the film's pacing hiccups, with shadow choreography that turns every whisper into a chilling confession. You’ll appreciate the film if you relish psychological tension that drips from slow burning visuals and tight dialogue. Its final courtroom crescendo does feel abruptly resolved, but the unsettling build remains the film’s strength.