On-screen demonologist and medium Ed and Lorraine Warren will conclude their story in The Conjuring franchise, which began over a decade ago.

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Valak is the true evil spirit that uses Wilkins as a pawn to break Janet’s will. A. The Demon Nun Valak is the true evil in The Conjuring 2. American actress Bonnie Aarons played the role of Valak in ...

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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 ...