The Conjuring 2

‘The Conjuring’ Franchise Will Spin Off Into ‘The Crooked Man’
‘The Conjuring’ Franchise Will Spin Off Into ‘The Crooked Man’
‘The Conjuring’ Franchise Will Spin Off Into ‘The Crooked Man’
When the history of this era’s horror movies is written, James Wan deserves his own chapter. Wan has had an enormous influence on the genre for the last decade, as one of the creators of the Saw, Insidious, and Conjuring series. Though he’s branched out his directorial pursuits (he made the tremendous Furious 7 and is now hard at work under the sea on Aquaman), he’s also lending a creative hand on the ongoing universification of The Conjuring, which now has now less than three parallel spinoff series in various stages of production at Warner Bros.
Spooky ‘Conjuring 2’ Nun Is Getting Her Own Spinoff
Spooky ‘Conjuring 2’ Nun Is Getting Her Own Spinoff
Spooky ‘Conjuring 2’ Nun Is Getting Her Own Spinoff
Like that creepy doll from The Conjuring, that creepy nun from James Wan’s The Conjuring 2 will also get her own spinoff, further expanding the spooky Wan-iverse. The director’s fictional versions of famous paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren have housed an entire collection of keepsakes and haunted objects from their cases, meaning there’s no shortage of possibilities for Wan’s ever-growing franchise.
Weekend Box Office: ‘Conjuring 2’ Hits, ‘Warcraft’ Misses
Weekend Box Office: ‘Conjuring 2’ Hits, ‘Warcraft’ Misses
Weekend Box Office: ‘Conjuring 2’ Hits, ‘Warcraft’ Misses
The 2016 summer box office hit another speed bump this week as two major releases — a sequel and a potential franchise-starter — opened to disappointing numbers. However, it wasn’t all doom and gloom. Despite the poor starts for Warcraft and Now You See Me 2, The Conjuring 2 opened at number one with the kind of debut that proves modestly budgeted horror movies with R ratings still have a place in the blockbuster months.
‘The Conjuring 2’ Video Explores the Real-Life Haunting
‘The Conjuring 2’ Video Explores the Real-Life Haunting
‘The Conjuring 2’ Video Explores the Real-Life Haunting
Like its predecessor, The Conjuring 2 is based on an (allegedly) true story, with director James Wan moving the spooky action across the pond to London to explore the famous Enfield Poltergeist case. Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga return to reprise their roles as real-life paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren, the latter of whom appears in a new featurette alongside two survivors of the actual haunting.
‘The Conjuring 2’ Trailer: Welcome to England’s ‘Amityville’
‘The Conjuring 2’ Trailer: Welcome to England’s ‘Amityville’
‘The Conjuring 2’ Trailer: Welcome to England’s ‘Amityville’
After taking a brief break from horror to direct Furious 7, James Wan returns to his genre home base for The Conjuring 2, the follow-up to his hit 2013 poltergeist thriller. The latest trailer for the sequel is packed with lots of new footage, as Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga travel across the pond to investigate a terrifying case known as “England’s Amityville” — a haunting so dangerous that one of them may not make it out alive.
‘The Conjuring 2’ Scares Up a Teaser
‘The Conjuring 2’ Scares Up a Teaser
‘The Conjuring 2’ Scares Up a Teaser
The first trailer for James Wan’s sequel to The Conjuring arrives tomorrow, but until then you can sneak a very quick peek into the new haunted house via this short teaser / trailer announcement. In addition, Wan has offered a slightly longer teaser for The Conjuring 2 in case you’re feeling particularly anxious to join Ed and Lorraine Warren on their next spooky investigation.
‘The Conjuring 2’ Set Photos Take You Back to 1970s London
‘The Conjuring 2’ Set Photos Take You Back to 1970s London
‘The Conjuring 2’ Set Photos Take You Back to 1970s London
Before he gets to work on Aquaman, James Wan has returned to the genre he knows best with The Conjuring 2, reuniting with Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga for the followup to his hit 2013 horror film. The director has posted some neat photos from the set, where he’s taken a few locations in London back in time to the 1970s.

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