The alarms are abundant and some of the time sensitively entertaining in "The Curse of La Llorona," a pleasantly antiquated phantom story. It's the most recent portion in a quickly growing ghastliness arrangement that began with "The Conjuring" (2013) and now incorporates the "Annabelle" flicks (about a villain doll) and "The Nun" (an evil presence pious devotee). The connective tissue among these titles can be slender; here, the most clear connection is Father Perez (Tony Amendola), who's available again to clarify that, why, truly, detestable exists — boo! Like the others in the arrangement, this one to a great extent happens in the not very inaccessible past, which loans a little barometrical exoticism to the story. (Likewise: no helpful cell phones for crises.) The fundamental story unfurls in an exhaust cloud wreathed Los Angeles in 1973 — signal the flare pants and Curtis Mayfield. Anna (Linda Cardellini), a widow with two childr...