Michael Chaves directed The Conjuring ... Showbiz Cheat Sheet about the film. We’ll have more with him and the cast this week but first, Chaves shared how the real-life exorcism was even ...

Every exorcism movie since The Exorcist stands in it shadow, including its own sequels. The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It owns that the moment a priest shows up at the Glatzel house.

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 ...

And although it’s one of the seemingly annual exorcism movies, producers are expecting that the success of The Conjuring and its spinoff prequel, Annabelle, means Crucifixion will scare up its ...

Is exorcism played out ... Vera Farmiga as Lorraine Warren and Patrick Wilson as Ed Warren in a scene from "The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It." Warner Bros. Look, this thriller is not ...

Despite the portrayal in The Conjuring 3, Ed Warren did not actually have a heart attack during the exorcism of David Glatzel. The movie takes creative liberties with the real Warren cases ...

The Conjuring ... scene to be found, well, I'm not sure "refreshing" is a word normally associated with horror, but it feels applicable here. Doubly so because this is also (at its core) an ...

That it depicts events which took place two years before the release of “The Exorcist” only strengthens the bond. I don’t want to get out of hand here. “The Conjuring” isn’t a ...

EW compels you to read our ranked list of the wildest, most mind-bending exorcist flicks — from "The Wailing" to "The Conjuring ... Its many nail-biting scenes are petrifying, to say the ...

The first shots of The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It, images of wreckage inside the Glatzel family’s home, evoke starting at the end of a different movie.