There is a happy-ish ending, but it is a “Conjuring” movie after all. Let’s break down that finale and what the midcredits scene – with a couple of noteworthy cameos – could mean for the ...

The Conjuring‘s “hide and clap” scene is brilliant because it relies entirely on a terrifying atmosphere rather than imagery. Slamming doors and a random pair of hands aren’t visually ...

At this point, the image freezes (in grand Conjuring opening scene fashion) and on-screen text sets up the fallout of this exorcism about to be explored, promising the events that follow “led Ed ...

Taking place at the Warren household, the film establishes right away it isn't just Annabelle 3 but also The Conjuring 1.5, with Ed and Lorraine making their first appearance in new scenes outside ...