The ‘Conjuring’ universe is a huge horror success and is not only one of the best, but also the most successful horror series ever. The franchise, which also includes spinoffs like “Annabelle” and “The Nun,” ranks first among the most lucrative horror franchises of all time, grossing more than $2 billion.
The series of titles from which it takes its name has made a significant contribution to this success. The “Conjuring” films focus on demon hunters Ed and Lorraine Warren, who repeatedly battle supernatural forces, risking body and soul. Although “Conjuring 3 – Under the Spell of the Devil,” the final entry in the series, fell somewhat short of expectations both financially and in terms of evaluation by the trade press, it has been clear for some time that “Conjuring 4” is coming and at the same time the big ones are the conclusion of the main series.
Of Michael Chaves Apparently a director has now been found to stage the Warrens’ final demon hunt.
“Conjuring 4”: Reuniting with old friends
The director is very familiar with the spooky universe, after all, he not only directed the direct predecessor ‘Conjuring 3 – Under the Spell of the Devil’, but also made another – and extremely successful – contribution with ‘The Nun II’. . ”. scary franchise.
Michael Chaves isn’t the only returnee for the ‘Conjuring’ finale. Just like in part 3, David Leslie Johnson-McGoldrick will once again be responsible for the script. Additionally, Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga will take on the role of the demon hunter couple for one final supernatural adventure. Even though there’s no official confirmation yet, chances are fans can look forward to seeing the horror stars again.
There is currently no precise information on what “Conjuring 4” will be about. But we can be sure that the ghost experts will face otherworldly dangers again. With filming taking place in Atlanta this summer, we expect a theatrical release in 2025.
By the way, even though “Conjuring 4” is supposed to be the conclusion of the main series, that doesn’t mean there won’t be more additions from the horror universe in the future. Ultimately, the successful spin-offs still offer plenty of opportunities to further explore the horror universe in cinema.