That dresser scene (first sighting) when the sister stands in fro t of it and the other sits up and gasps… that’s the ooonly scene in any horror movie that genuinely fucked with my head.. like what the actual fck was that 💀🤣🤣🤣
I’ll never forget watching this movie in theaters. The sound design is one of the main things that makes this movie work. And learning how it’s based on a true story while watching the movie was so chilling and scary.
I loved your comment. Shows how everyone experienced it differently.I wasn’t old enough for the movie so I made my Nino make me it on a cd. The sound kept me soooo interested as a little child sitting on the floor loving it while my older sister and her bf are on the cough shitting their pants😂😂. I was OBSESSED with scary movies this is one of my favorites I love watching people watch it for the first time.
It's hard to remember but when this came out in theaters it was like a remaking of the genre. Very scary and when you see it with a crowd it's even more impactful! Also, you have a very fine beard sir.
I love the whole Conjuring universe of movies and make sure to watch all of it every Halloween. Just to let you know, in case you decide to watch the rest, there are several movies which take place BEFORE this movie. It depends whether you want to watch them in chronological order or release order. Also, there’s a movie called “The Curse of La Llorona”. It’s technically not considered part of the collection, as I think it was made by a different production team. However, there’s a priest character in it who’s from the “Annabelle” movies and he even refers to his encounter with Annabelle. So, it IS connected to the universe and I include it in my overall universe rewatch marathon.
My brother once opened the sliding door WITH the toe lock to the back deck and took a pee ON the deck. I had to go call my dad because I was worried, like why is he doing that !!!!!! But then I learned about sleepwalking.
I love how this film has an amazing balance between showing and also leaving things to the audience's imagination. Really well done. Great reaction video!
That witch possessed the previous owners of the house, she possessed the mother of Rory and make her kill him and herself, then she possessed that Mate and made kill her baby and commit suicide, and she possessed Carolyn and wanted to make her kill her own children, but she didn't wanted Ed and Lorraine to interfere so she grabbed the necklace from Lorraine because hers was connected to the one her daughter Judy had, this is how she get to Warrens house, and that vision with Judy in the water was a warning to keep the Warrens away from the house. The spirit of Rory was trying to hid the daughters where the witch wouldn't get them, this is why one of them was sleep walking.
The problem with showing the bruises is that those could happen from anything and aren’t always paranormal. So even if Carolyn had shown the bruises, unless they had recorded her sleeping to show the spirit feeding off of her….they could’ve just labeled it from when she fell down in the cellar because that fall alone would’ve definitely left her with bruises.
There is actually an episode on the show Paranormal Witness where the real family that went through this ordeal was interviewed and told their side of the story.
If you want to go by the history order: the Nun, Annabelle: Creation, Annabelle (2014), Annabelle Comes Home, the Conjuring, the Conjuring 2, the Conjuring: Devil Made Me Do It. I don't know where does the Nun 2 play? But if by the Movie order: The Conjuring (2013) Annabelle (2014) The Conjuring 2 (2016) Annabelle: Creation (2017) The Nun (2018) Annabelle Comes Home (2019) The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It (2021) The Nun 2 (2023)
The Nun 2 is set four years after The Nun 1. So, the order would be something like this. The Nun (1952) Annabelle: Creation (1955) The Nun II (1956) Annabelle (1967) The Conjuring (1971) Annabelle Comes Home (1972) The Conjuring 2 (1977) The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It (1981) & and then maybe "The Conjuring: Last Rites"
please watch The Conjuring 2! As much as I love the first movie, the 2nd one is even better, and you really feel sorry for poor Janet. Also based on the true story.
The real story is the last place they lived there were these neighbors who were really fucked up honestly probably had mental but they tortured and killed Andrea Perron’s cat. And they found the cat dead and tortured. It was horrific and tragic and Andrea ended up getting her revenge on them and scarying the living shot out of them and going on off it was a whole ordeal and with the town so they moved but then their dog died at the new house. If I remember correctly the dog got hit by a car cuz when it saw Andrea cross the street I believed it had followed her and then got hit. I know for fact that what happened is true I just can’t remember if I’m getting the order of it right. But I have the book so I’d have to reread it. What they went to was tragic/awful.
As much as I love the movies in the series, I loathe the attention they’ve garnered for Ed and Lorraine. Those two people were absolute charlatans, emotional vampires of the worst sort. At least in the films they sort of portray them as being somewhat sceptical. In reality… everything to them was either a demon or lost spirit. Dump in the night? Demons. Lost your keys? Totally demons. Think you saw a ghost? Well then you totally saw a ghost! They preyed upon the deepest fears of their victims, to further their own reputations and lore. And to collect more “haunted” doodads for their museum. Like that Annabelle doll. According to them, the single most dangerous paranormal artifact in existence… kept safe in a box of single pane glass and wood. And of course a “Do not Touch” sign. Give me a fucking break 🤦♂️
I absolutely hate this movie, to me it was so horribly predictable when I watched it in theaters. Also HOW THE FUCK do you call a movie the Conjuring when there is absolutely NO ACT OF CONJURING in the entire movie. The poltergeist was always there since the beginning of the film so the title of the movie makes zero sense. This movie single handedly turned me off from watching any of the sequels. So to me personally this is one of the worst high budget horror films I have ever seen.
Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga have nailed the roles as Ed and Lorraine Warren.
They are the best parts of the conjuring franchise
the scene where she's on top of the wardrobe literally shocked me to my core in the theaters lol the way it was filmed and anticipated was so good.
That dresser scene (first sighting) when the sister stands in fro t of it and the other sits up and gasps… that’s the ooonly scene in any horror movie that genuinely fucked with my head.. like what the actual fck was that 💀🤣🤣🤣
I’ll never forget watching this movie in theaters. The sound design is one of the main things that makes this movie work. And learning how it’s based on a true story while watching the movie was so chilling and scary.
I loved your comment. Shows how everyone experienced it differently.I wasn’t old enough for the movie so I made my Nino make me it on a cd. The sound kept me soooo interested as a little child sitting on the floor loving it while my older sister and her bf are on the cough shitting their pants😂😂. I was OBSESSED with scary movies this is one of my favorites I love watching people watch it for the first time.
Yep, Long Island. That's where Amityville is.
The "Case in Long Island" at the end of the movie is a reference to The Amityville Horror.
It's hard to remember but when this came out in theaters it was like a remaking of the genre. Very scary and when you see it with a crowd it's even more impactful! Also, you have a very fine beard sir.
Dude, I watched this by myself one night, bad idea, I couldn’t sleep for days
In case you didn't know Lorrain Warren was in the audience they were lecturing at!!
The real Lorraine Warren is the old lady sitting in the classroom scene.
No one was using adhesive to hang pictures in the 70's.
I love the whole Conjuring universe of movies and make sure to watch all of it every Halloween. Just to let you know, in case you decide to watch the rest, there are several movies which take place BEFORE this movie. It depends whether you want to watch them in chronological order or release order. Also, there’s a movie called “The Curse of La Llorona”. It’s technically not considered part of the collection, as I think it was made by a different production team. However, there’s a priest character in it who’s from the “Annabelle” movies and he even refers to his encounter with Annabelle. So, it IS connected to the universe and I include it in my overall universe rewatch marathon.
14:49 this clapping scene got people screaming in the theater. It was funny.
Great reaction. Really enjoyed this movie.
The case on Long Island is the Amityville case.
Oh Hellz yes Kyle 🎃🤘Seen the notification watching now
My little brother used to sleep walk too. Ended up in the closet one morning lol
My brother once opened the sliding door WITH the toe lock to the back deck and took a pee ON the deck. I had to go call my dad because I was worried, like why is he doing that !!!!!! But then I learned about sleepwalking.
Zack Bagan don't have Annabelle. It's still at the warens museum
God I love this movie so much great scares and terrific acting
This is the scariest movie I've seen to date. The music in the beginning is so disturbing.
Rory is a good ghost same with the others minus the witch who was the only evil one can't wait for the others
The real story is whole lot darker than the movie, Hollywood didn't want to put some detailed cuz it was even crazier and fucked up
I love how this film has an amazing balance between showing and also leaving things to the audience's imagination. Really well done. Great reaction video!
Viy (1967) ❤❤❤
one of my favorite horror series! you should check out its sequels, the conjuring 2 and the conjuring:the devil made me do it
Rory was trying to save the youngest through the whole movie
That witch possessed the previous owners of the house, she possessed the mother of Rory and make her kill him and herself, then she possessed that Mate and made kill her baby and commit suicide, and she possessed Carolyn and wanted to make her kill her own children, but she didn't wanted Ed and Lorraine to interfere so she grabbed the necklace from Lorraine because hers was connected to the one her daughter Judy had, this is how she get to Warrens house, and that vision with Judy in the water was a warning to keep the Warrens away from the house. The spirit of Rory was trying to hid the daughters where the witch wouldn't get them, this is why one of them was sleep walking.
I don’t think he asked any of these questions. He seemed pretty clued up with the plot
@pandasanding7036 I know, but I wanted to make it more clear.
Fun fact, Annabelle is actually a raggedy Ann doll. Not very scary so they made this hideous thing lol
Yep.
Oh I cannot wait for you to watch the whole series so you can get the Annabelle background! 😱
As Above So Below is also a great underrated horrow movie
The problem with showing the bruises is that those could happen from anything and aren’t always paranormal. So even if Carolyn had shown the bruises, unless they had recorded her sleeping to show the spirit feeding off of her….they could’ve just labeled it from when she fell down in the cellar because that fall alone would’ve definitely left her with bruises.
There is actually an episode on the show Paranormal Witness where the real family that went through this ordeal was interviewed and told their side of the story.
If you want to go by the history order: the Nun, Annabelle: Creation, Annabelle (2014), Annabelle Comes Home, the Conjuring, the Conjuring 2, the Conjuring: Devil Made Me Do It. I don't know where does the Nun 2 play?
But if by the Movie order: The Conjuring (2013)
Annabelle (2014)
The Conjuring 2 (2016)
Annabelle: Creation (2017)
The Nun (2018)
Annabelle Comes Home (2019)
The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It (2021)
The Nun 2 (2023)
The Nun 2 is set four years after The Nun 1.
So, the order would be something like this.
The Nun (1952)
Annabelle: Creation (1955)
The Nun II (1956)
Annabelle (1967)
The Conjuring (1971)
Annabelle Comes Home (1972)
The Conjuring 2 (1977)
The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It (1981)
& and then maybe "The Conjuring: Last Rites"
P.S. I love your reaction.
The 1 feature that I think the missed for this film is that with all the weird stuff guaranteed the girls would have every light on to sleep with
please watch The Conjuring 2! As much as I love the first movie, the 2nd one is even better, and you really feel sorry for poor Janet. Also based on the true story.
I believe in such things as Ghost and Demons.
I don't know which doll is scarier, the real Annabelle or the one used for the movie?!
The real Annabelle, it looks harmless.
The real story is the last place they lived there were these neighbors who were really fucked up honestly probably had mental but they tortured and killed Andrea Perron’s cat. And they found the cat dead and tortured. It was horrific and tragic and Andrea ended up getting her revenge on them and scarying the living shot out of them and going on off it was a whole ordeal and with the town so they moved but then their dog died at the new house. If I remember correctly the dog got hit by a car cuz when it saw Andrea cross the street I believed it had followed her and then got hit. I know for fact that what happened is true I just can’t remember if I’m getting the order of it right. But I have the book so I’d have to reread it. What they went to was tragic/awful.
Poor Frenchie, after they performed the exorcism on him, he committed suicide.
React the conjuring 2 it's much better than the first one must watch
Excelente video 😃
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CLAP, CLAP!!!
I own this movie i love it. Great reaction btw.
Hold up, you grew up in New Zealand? Is your family from there or did you just grow up there?
The real Annabelle doll is a simple Raggedy Anne doll
There's not a bigger body count because it's a real story. 🤷🏻♀️
Ok
As much as I love the movies in the series, I loathe the attention they’ve garnered for Ed and Lorraine. Those two people were absolute charlatans, emotional vampires of the worst sort. At least in the films they sort of portray them as being somewhat sceptical. In reality… everything to them was either a demon or lost spirit.
Dump in the night? Demons.
Lost your keys? Totally demons.
Think you saw a ghost? Well then you totally saw a ghost!
They preyed upon the deepest fears of their victims, to further their own reputations and lore. And to collect more “haunted” doodads for their museum. Like that Annabelle doll. According to them, the single most dangerous paranormal artifact in existence… kept safe in a box of single pane glass and wood. And of course a “Do not Touch” sign.
Give me a fucking break 🤦♂️
I absolutely hate this movie, to me it was so horribly predictable when I watched it in theaters. Also HOW THE FUCK do you call a movie the Conjuring when there is absolutely NO ACT OF CONJURING in the entire movie. The poltergeist was always there since the beginning of the film so the title of the movie makes zero sense. This movie single handedly turned me off from watching any of the sequels. So to me personally this is one of the worst high budget horror films I have ever seen.
Sorry, No one cares 😂