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In this episode of the podcast, the hosts critique 'The Conjuring Last Rites,' discussing its plot, character development, and overall execution. They explore the discrepancies between the film and the real-life events it is based on, as well as the audience's reactions. The conversation culminates in a final verdict where each host rates the movie, reflecting on its impact within the horror genre and the franchise as a whole.

takeaways
The podcast introduces a courtroom-style critique of movies.
'The Conjuring Last Rites' is the latest installment in the franchise.
The film focuses more on the Warrens' family than the Smurl family.
There are significant discrepancies between the film and the real-life events.
The hosts express disappointment in the film's character development.
The ending of the film leaves room for future installments.
Audience reactions can enhance the viewing experience of horror films.
The hosts debate the effectiveness of jump scares in the movie.
The film's creative liberties were more pronounced than in previous installments.
The hosts provide their ratings and final thoughts on the film.