The Conjuring

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The Conjuring Clip - You Have a Friend

The Conjuring Clip - I Know You're Hiding

What is The Conjuring 2?

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Based on a true story, The Conjuring tells the horrifying tale of how renowned paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren were called upon to help a family terrorised by a dark presence in a secluded farmhouse.

The Conjuring - 'The Truth' Trailer 

Based on a true story, The Conjuring tells the horrifying tale of how world renowned paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren were called upon to help a family terrorized by a dark presence in a secluded farmhouse. 

The Conjuring Trailer 2

The Conjuring Clip - I'm Trying to Sleep

What is Conjuration?

Based on a true story, The Conjuring tells the horrifying tale of how renowned paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warrenwere called upon to help a family terrorised by a dark presence in a secluded farmhouse.

The Conjuring - International Teaser Trailer

Meet the worlds lamest ghostbusters - its Honest Trailers for The Conjuring 1 & 2

Voiceover Narration by Jon Bailey
Title Design: Robert Holtby

Written by Spencer Gilbert, Joe Starr, Dan Murrell
Produced by Dan Murrell, Spencer Gilbert, Joe Starr, and Max Dionne

Edited by Kevin Williamsen and TJ Nordaker
Assistant Editor: Emin Bassavand

The Conjuring - Honest Trailers

Versatile director James Wan talks about his classic filmmaking style and his approach to making The Conjuring 2.

Conjuring 2 Interviews:  James Wan

The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It | By Reason Of Demonic Possession

Drew Dietsch reviews Annabelle: Creation.

'Annabelle: Creation' Review: The Conjuring Franchise's Most Fun Entry

Daylight - Somebody's Watching

Everything you need to know about the villain Valak from The Conjuring 2 and The Nun

Who is Valak?

Dan Murrell and Roth Cornet review The Nun, the latest film in the Conjuring spooky-verse.

The Nun - Review!

Gather your adventuring party, and conjure up Prime Video for 'The Legend of Vox Machina' watch along drinking game!

Vox Machina Drinking Game

Tiki cocktails conjure up visions of rum, tropical fruits and exotic ingredients. There is no doubt that rum plays a leading role in the tiki cocktails of yesterday and today. That being said, many great tiki cocktails use gin as a base. Mixologist Charlotte Voisey adds her Tiki Time cocktail to that list.

How to make the Tiki Time cocktail

A new trailer for Annabelle: Creation has dropped  and it looks pretty chilling. A prequel to Annabelle, about a possessed doll, the franchise is a spin-off from the popular The Conjuring series of films.The film tells the origin story of creepy doll Annabelle and stars Miranda Otto and Anthony LaPaglia. After losing their daughter in a car accident, they apparently make contact with her spirit. But when she asks to move into the doll, they realise its not their daughter and lock the doll away. But they end up playing straight into the evil spirits hands. Needless to say, things get a whole lot more sinister. Lights Out director David F. Sandberg takes the reins, while Gary Dauberman who wrote Annabelle is on screenplay duties. Heres the official synopsis from Warner Bros: Several years after the tragic death of their little girl, a dollmaker and his wife welcome a nun and several girls from a shuttered orphanage into their home, soon becoming the target of the dollmakers possessed creation, Annabelle. Annabelle: Creation is released on August 11 in the US and UK.

New Annabelle: Creation Trailer is Creepy AF

The Hitman game series is, as you've likely guessed from the title, focused on assassination. But while protagonist Agent 47 can employ silenced pistols, sniper rifles, and other usual tools of elimination, the series has prided itself on offering players more creative opportunities to complete a contract.2016's episodic Hitman -- available as a "Complete First Season" package on January 31 -- is no different. You can use the environment and find all kinds of objects. You can hit someone with a golf club. You can blow someone up. You might strangle someone or throw someone off a balcony or a railing, but there is so much more than that. You can stab somebody or you can eject them out of an airplane.The video above highlights some of these more outrageous assassination possibilities in the game.

Watch the Most Outrageous 'Hitman' Assassinations

Having made the fourth most successful film of all-time in the shape of Jurassic World, writer-director Colin Trevorrow took a break from blockbuster moviemaking to craft the more modest Book of Henry. But now he's getting back on the big-budget horse to shoot Star Wars: Episode IX.He's also been busy co-scripting dino-sequel Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, which will be helmed by A Monster Calls director J.A. Bayona. So we asked Trevorrow what lessons he learned on the first dinosaur movie that he has taken into the sequel, and that he'll be using on Episode IX."I think what I learned on Jurassic World is the same thing I applied to Jurassic World 2" Trevorrow explained. "I know how hard it is to direct one of those movies. I know how much of your brainwaves it takes up at any given moment. So I wanted to provide [director] J.A. Bayona with somebody there who could be thinking solely about the screenplay the entire time, and that person was me."And Im going to have someone else on Star Wars who will be able to be that writer thinking about the characters and the narrative at all times so that Im not relying solely on myself. It is such a collaborative process on all of these movies."Its something that I learned in film school and something that has been re-enforced time and time and time again. Surrounding myself with different perspectives  people who can look at something and say Wait a minute! That matters and Ive done that more and more with every film that Ive worked on."The Book of Henry is in cinemas now, while Star Wars: Episode IX is set to his screens June 2019.

How 'Jurassic World' Will Influence the Making of 'Star Wars: Episode IX'

Norman Reedus  who plays Daryl in The Walking Dead in case you need reminding  has revealed that comedian and actor Dave Chapelle has been asking for a cameo on the show. Hes keen to appear as a walker but both Reedus and Walking Dead honcho Greg Nicotero have been quick to shoot him down. Reedus says, I was like: Thats never going to happen. Nicotero admits that celebrities ask all the time for cameo roles in the show but suggests its not a road theyre likely to go down in the future. And thats despite the fact that Kiss star  Truthfully, even if we were to ever do that they would need to be completely unrecognisable because you dont want to pull the audience out of the story, he says. If all of a sudden somebody goes: Hey guess who that is? Then it kind of takes us out of the show and we never want to do that. Any time a make up or a visual effect takes you out of the show, it stops. Nicotero, who produces and directs the show, is far keener on laying Easter Eggs throughout the series than sneaking in cameos,  la shows like Game of Thrones. Recently, there was a sly homage to horror anthology series Creepshow. But what are some of Gregs favourites? We know what a huge fan of Jaws Nicotero is so the first one he mentions doesnt surprise us. It comes from the Season 5 finale. In two seasons ago finale when Daryl and Aaron are collecting license plates, we got a replica of the license plate from Jaws that they cut out of the shark and put it on one of the cars, he says. I always put little things in there for myself just kind of for fun. He hints at some others: Listen, there may have been an Alien egg in the background, there might be Freddy Kruegers claw in one And remember Johnny Depps head? Its no secret that one of the heads they found in an episode last season was modelled in Depps image. A second was also based on Nicoteros likeness. But the third was also made in the image of someone famous Hear what else they had to say in the video above.

Why Dave Chapelle Wont Ever Get a Cameo in The Walking Dead

At the 2025 Golden Globes, the stars of FX's Shōgun—Anna Sawai (Lady Mariko), Hiroyuki Sanada (Lord Toranaga), Cosmo Jarvis (John Blackthorne)—and show creators Justin Marks and Rachel Kondo spoke to us about the most meaningful praise they've received for the drama.

Jul 03, 2013

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