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The Conjuring

2013 · Film · 112 min

Part of The Conjuring Collection

Directed by James Wan

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Paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren work to help a family terrorized by a dark presence in their farmhouse. Forced to confront a powerful entity, the Warrens find themselves caught in the most terrifying case of their lives.

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  1. NeutraldragonwriterJun 6, 2023

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  2. PositivetheGeatZhopaOct 4, 2021

    One of the movies that let my hair stand up was EVENT HORIZON - thrilling setting and playing with ones fears of the "hell". Conjuring is also thrilling, with very little scenes that let your bloud freeze.

    Beside that, Japanese THE GRUDGE and THE RING are very psychoactive for me, with very little jump scare, but with a lot of long black hair - since that movies I have fear of long black hair :)

    Thank you for opening this topic to discussion. I'm looking forward to hear what other fellows say.

  3. PositiveasharkSep 22, 2017

    The last few years have been a kind of mini-golden-age for low- to mid-budget horror, if that's your thing, and especially if you like your horror a little off-kilter. It Follows, The Babadook, The Conjuring (kind of a low-key superhero movie blended with very not-scary horror, in many ways, but well acted, plotted, paced, and put together), Train to Busan, You're Next, The Void. The new Evil Dead. Some others I'm sure I'm forgetting right now. I've heard Girl with all the Gifts and Get Out are excellent, but haven't seen them yet.

    There are serious stinkers to avoid (It, Insidious series, many others) of course, so it's a bit of a minefield, but worth the effort if you enjoy that kind of thing.