She is lovely. I am incredibly impressed with the level of detail added to such things as the cracks in her eye or the little, sinister scars on her face. Despite the fact that many horror dolls end up of much lower quality than they appear (their cheap, polyester fabric clothing that easily tears being a major complaint for me), Annabelle feels as though much more consideration & interest in her longevity went into her construction. My perhaps sole complaint is that while not only does she not have shoes (not a deal-breaker, but I would have particularly loved it had she been sporting a pair of mary-janes), her feet are just sort of…blocky. No toes or shapes of toes, or even anything foot-covering related painted on. In comparison to the talking Billy (from “Saw”) doll or the Pennywise (from “It”) – both of whom sport satisfactory footwear – I found myself here a little disappointed. However, that’s not a major, major issue & overall not only do I love love love her, but I look enthusiastically forward to terrifying everyone I possibly can with her as much as I possibly can.
