Buckle up, fans! 'The Conjuring Universe' dropped the highly-anticipated trailer of its threequel & things are looking darker than ever. I mean, its title, 'The Devil Made Me Do It' is already enough to send chills to my bones!
Watch here yourself!
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And, just like in every trailer, this film's claimed to be "based on the true case files of Ed & Lorraine Warren" as well.
The first two movies were inspired from actual events involving The Perron Family & The Enfield Haunting respectively. This upcoming one is based on the Trial of Arne Cheyenne Johnson.
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And, that's not all in their files! Here are 4 more real cases that could be made into the fourth installment of the movie.
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One of the couple's renowned cases in 1986, the Smurls claimed to be disturbed by a demon that made loud noises & an awful stench. This came after they moved into a double-block house on Chase Street in West Pittston, Pennsylvania.
Even worse, the demon threw their dog into a wall, shook their mattresses, pushed one of the daughters down the stairs, plus physically & sexually assaulted a few others.
Pretty sick for a plot!
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In 1986 (coincidence much?), the Snedeker family moved into a very affordable rental in Southington. However, they soon, discovered embalming tables & tools in the basement of their house.
So, they decided it would be a good spot to make into their three sons' bedroom! How 'convenient'? And yup, all hell broke loose with missing items, a mentally-ill son, sexual assault & sightings now & then!
It was all up to the Warrens to save them in the end.
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Sightings of The White Lady along Route 59, Sport Hill Road within Union Cemetery were reported in Connecticut. In 1990, the Warrens even managed to get a footage of the misty white form, floating around in the cemetery before vanishing.
Based on the Warrens' book, Graveyard (1992), the apparition was a murdered woman dumped behind the Easton Baptist Church. Some say they do see a glowing white light whenever they drive by the area today.
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Since the 11th century, many imposing religious buildings have resided upon the ground, on where Borley Church stands now.
It's been claimed that the earliest hauntings came after a nun was executed following her affair with a monk around the 14th century.
When claims of spooky chanting & ethereal organ music, plus sightings of the ghosts of a monk & a nun surfaced, the Warrens rushed to Essex, England to investigate. Sounds like a sequel to The Nun!
Now, be ready for more terrorizing nights, as the dead never really dies!
