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 ...

The first scene begins with Carolyn Perron (Lili Taylor) and her daughter playing a game of hide and seek ... arms reach out of the armoire and clap twice. As she gets closer to the dressing ...

It’s a less memeable scene than hide-and-clap, but it’s a more apt symbol for the franchise in the way it illustrates the sinister banality of evil in the Conjuring Universe. The devil has rul ...

The Conjuring has plenty of haunting moments ... to be singled out is when Carolyn (Lili Taylor) is playing hide-and-clap with her children. As she follows the sound of clapping throughout ...

With his gritty and gory Saw, emerging director James Wan changed the tide of horror, and now as follow-up to his practical effects-favoring, critically praised Insidious he's got The Conjuring, a ...

He has a knack for knowing how to slowly build the tension, not just in a specific scene but in an entire ... family game the Perrons play called Hide and Clap.One person is blindfolded and ...

over ‘The Conjuring’ merchandise profits ... that happened in the movies that they would play hide and clap,” she said, referring to the scene in the first The Conjuring movie where in ...