Regarding true stories, the “conjugated” franchise has always played fairly quickly and loose with history. Ed and Lorraine Warren, the married demon scam played by Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga, are based on real people who have really launched themselves in paranormal exorcisms – although The actions of real warrensWho have both died since, may have been a little more controversial than the films did not think so. Most (if not all) of cases in the center of each film and spin-off “combining” are also taken from real accountants … But obviously, the franchise architect James Wan and the filmmakers who followed in his footsteps always spice up things for an experience worthy of a big screen. Horror property should now end with the fourth main film, “The Conjuring: Last Rites” of this year, but the intrigue of the future could be the most true to life to date.

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We haven’t actually heard much about The fourth “conspiracy” since its initial announcement in 2022But a flood of new information was finally unleashed today. In a new cover story featuring several alambics Weekly entertainmentThe casting and crew “Last Rites” have opened its doors on what fans can expect from the fourth and last film of the extremely popular and successful horror franchise. It turns out that director Michael Chaves (a familiar face after making previous films like “The Curse of the Llorona”, “The Conjuring: The Devil made me do it” and “The Nun II”) and his creative team decided to focus on a particularly deep case involving a handicap. It is an incident that brought the United States in the 1970s and the decades that followed … insofar as it inspired a book in the 1980s and, believe it or not, a telefilm in 1991 with the Grande Sally Kirkland.

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Fans could be surprised to hear it, but “The Conjuring: Last Rites” will not be the first time that we have seen this specific case of supernatural activity in a fictitious adaptation. It is easy to understand why this affair generated so much media attention at the time, when the unhappy family of failure moved into a duplex in Pennsylvania and found itself to live all kinds of inexplicable phenomena through 15 years old. (Their affirmation that a demon lived in their house was remarkable enough to Win an entire wikipedia page to itselfIn fact.) Of course, they finally recruited the Warrens to help, but not before taking their history and transforming themselves into Talk-Show fodder, writing a published novel, and finally giving way to the 1991 film “The Haunned”. Actor Sally Kirkland obtained a Golden Globe appointment for his main performance as a matriarch of the Smurl family, but “Last Rites” should give this equipment the great screen treatment it deserves.

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There is a reason why decision -makers have settled on this subject as the intrigue for the next film “The Conjuring”, after all. While the longtime producer of “The Conjuring” and current DC co-boss, Peter Safran, said to EW, “it’s one of the most googlenable. It really corresponds to the bill for us, being able to rely on something that the public could go and google after the film.” Oh! They are really really did Have so many children. ‘Oh! They were this age, and the grandparents really were there.’ All of this has always been significant for us. “But despite the real buzz surrounding this story (which has also inspired a lot of skeptics, to be fair), do not expect the film to adhere strictly to what is supposed to have happened. According to the star Patrick Wilson:

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“We have known it for a long time. Then, the writers play with the way it affects the family and what is happening in the life of the family. This is where we can really the theatrical. We do not make a documentary.”

“Last Rites” will resume five years later The end of “The Devil made me do it”, “ With the Warrens withdrawn from active field work. In addition to Wilson and Vera Farmiga, the film will also play Mia Tomlinson as the couple’s adult girl, Judy Warren. Expect that the grand finale “combined” arrives in theaters on September 5, 2025.