Alright folks, tell us, is this one of the best horror films? Which part got you a little scared? Anyone ever experience any paranormal activities? Full Reaction for The Conjuring on Patreon: www.patreon.com/baddmedicine Backup channel Subscribe here th-cam.com/channels/1CLUwA27dz-94o3FR0o3xg.html
Yes, I experience paranormal activities at the home I live in. The animals and I always hear it and look same direction. They or whoever has never scared me. And after learning what my grandmother did before I was born, gave me the who it is. That's why it doesn't scare me. I can feel safe around them. And definitely one of the best horror movies.
''I am a grown man and even I wouldnt go down in that basement!!'' LOL New subscriber here, guy on the far left is so calm yet absolutely hilarious hahaha
Andrea, the oldest daughter, wrote a 3 book series called "House of Darkness, House of Light" that explains how the Warren's actually made things worse by being there. The reality is much more horrible than the movie. The Perron's lived in hell in that house from 1970-1980.
Yes I read and heard about that too, they said the movie was a great representation about their story but unfortunately they didn’t have a happy ending in real life as they did in the movie and the mother in real life, being in that house they said drain her and made her aged rapidly. They also said they blessed the second film when they made it cause the first one they didn’t and alot of weird stuff happened on set especially when they brought the real family on set for an interview for the Blu-ray release: they said a big wind blew some stuff over on set when the family arrived and the mother who wasn’t there with them and was in another state at the same time said she fell and broke her hip. 😱
That’s most likely why some parts of the movie aren’t accurate…..because the true story of what happened was so scary that those parts couldn’t even be put in the movie because if they were put in…..it could’ve traumatized so many people.
For me the most scariest part of the warrens based movies are them showing real photos of the real events which happened based on the movie is, they show during end credits.
The director is doing the same thing the Cohen brothers did with Fargo (and later replicated in the TV series adaptation) about "based on true events" and being a total lie. You can put that claim anywhere and people are gonna gobble that up like pancakes. Guillible people, of course.
@@Afreshio Believe what you want about the paranormal but this unlike many others that claim to be true actually happened to a family. It’s absolutely a true story. I’ve heard Andre Perron speak about this several times and have been to the house where this actually took place. In fact the true story was probably more frightening then how they portrayed it in this movie because it took place over a decades long period of time.
@@Afreshio no, not really. These people actually exist/existed. I mean whether you believe or or not, there have been many claims of possessions by many people throughout history and the church does do exorcism. This is based on their experience so not a flat our lie like fargo. Look up Lorraine Warren.
@@Afreshio That's not accurate. This film is based on actual case files and recordings from the Warren's investigation into the Perron family haunting. In fact Lorraine Warren acted as a consultant on the film, and various members of the Perron family visited the set. Whether you believe in the paranormal or not, this was an actual case that the Warren's investigated. And a real family who never waivered on what they experienced.
Here, in Buenos Aires, Argentina, there is one of the first Banks, Banco La Nación, which has a whole floor nobody goes (upper floor). Not even the guards. It is said you hear voices, steps... especially at night... 🤔
That quote reminded me of the movie The Vault (2017). It starts off as a bank robbery, but they quickly learn that it's haunted in the lower level where the vault is.
And I laugh at people who believe in the paranormal 😂. Coz ghosts don't exist. And the Warrens were exposed for scamming people looooong ago. The movies are good but none of that ever happened kids, grow up.
I HAVE to recommend The Haunting of Hill House for spooky October. It’s a 10 part miniseries created by Mike Flanagan and is, in my opinion, one of the best pieces of horror-centric filmmaking. Would be stoked if you guys could fit it in your schedule
Yes, I loved the Haunting of Hill House, I thought the Haunting of Bly Manor was good, but Midnight Mass is fantastic, Mike Flanagan knows how to make a miniseries
This and Bly manor both man. Like the horror is so good but then there are these scenes that will just make you ugly cry because of how sad and dark things get.
I must admit, I love the whole Conjuring/Annabelle universe. I remember spending hours and hours to search information about their real cases and yes, they've done incredible job with putting real things, according to Warrens, to the movies, some details included. My recommendation, surely watch the Conjuring 2 you'll be surprised, how good can a sequel be.😉
@@AlexCZika true it's just that the "based of true story" can be used to stretch the story in to something that isn't even the actual story and don't get me wrong the movie are great but it's how the twist the truth that annoys me
I'm surprised nobody has mentioned this in the comments, but apparently a lot of weird/creepy stuff kept happening to both the cast & crew during the making of this movie & The Conjuring 2. Whether you believe in the paranormal or not, it is interesting to read about so I apologize for the book I'm about to leave (haha) but these are just a few of the accounts that you can read about. One account is from James Wan, the director, stating when he was working on the script of this movie in his office, his puppy at the time kept staring & growling at the same corner of the room, moving her head around as if she was tracking something as if she could see something. Vera Farmiga who played Lorraine Warren stated that she kept randomly waking up between 3-4am while on set. She even stated she would see 3 claw marks both on herself & on random objects (the first one she noticed was on her laptop screen after she took a phone call stating how interested she was in the role for the movie, she opened her laptop & then saw the marks go diagonally from one corner of her screen to the other) and then once again when she was on set & saw claw marks appear on her upper thigh randomly. The actress Joey King, who plays Christine, even stated after a couple weeks of filming she started getting random bruises on her body even though she was never involved in any of her characters stunts (the crew was very strict about not putting any of the kids in physical danger) & she claims she never had any kind of bruising problems before filming for the role or since then. Even when the family the movie is based on visited the set one time, one of the daughters told Chad Hayes (the co-writer for the movie) that she had a feeling something bad was going to happen that day, and then coincidently later on in the day her mother fell & broke her hip so bad that they had to operate on it & replace it that same day (what makes this more weird/creepy is that she was the only one from the family that didn't even visit the set that day). Carey Hayes (the other write for the movie) said that his wife would say random formations of water would just appear around their house, and reminded his wife about their elderly dog who had bladder problems so he needed to be walked frequently, but his wife insisted she walked the dog & when drying up the water with multiple beach towels, the water had no odor or smell to it at all. There are more accounts from the cast & crew, but I find the stories to be real interesting because it is just so bizarre
That’s so strange and creepy! But I’m not surprised that it happened. That phenomenon also occurred in Poltergeist and The Exorcist (the first one), although I’m sure it happened in a lot a paranormal/horror movies. The energies that they recreate in the films must be very strong and dangerous 🥴
Joey King's story is even beyond that. She claims the makeup department thought she was playing a joke on them and tried to wipe them off. She went to a doctor and is diagnosed with a blood condition (ITP) and starts treatment while filming. She has to go to the hospital twice a day to check her blood and to treat her. She goes home and her blood is fine and has never had an issue since. It doesn't run in her family.
The eldest daughter of the perron family wrote in her book that it was so much worse than the movie. The movie had to be dumbed down so people could watch it. What actually happened was so much more horrifying. And glad you mentioned this stuff when ever I watched someone else react to this movie there always like I wonder how much of this is actually true and the comments aren't any thing informational about the background of it. Edit: and the actual Anabelle doll is a raggedy Ann doll. They are stuffed fyi
Let me break this to you: thats pure marketing dude, the marketing department design these kind of campaigns where they invent stories happening onset and then select some actors/talent willing to tell them. Maybe they gain some money or whatever. The other phenomenom is people being supersticious and seeing shit that it always happens, and trying to see patterns where there isn't any. So people are more willingly to fool themselves and be hypervigilant to see weird shit when they are in similar creepy contexts. Nothing paranormal. Sorry that it has to be me to tell you santa and the tooth fairy doesn't exist.
Didn't Lorraine Warren actually pass away during the filming of this or the second one and wasn't her time of death 3:07am? I could've sworn Vera Famiglia had talked about it. Or, did I totally imagine that? Oh, or it was during the filming of Amityville Horror w/ Ryan Reynolds and she passed away at 3:15am. Does anyone know what I'm talking about?
Definitely one of the best horror movies. As Quinn said, the camera movements are amazing, cinematographically it’s well made. I get scared very easily so I try to avoid these kind of movies but the conjuring series including annabelle, the nun and la llorona (which I hope you’ll react to very soon) are by far my favourites.
Fun fact, Warren's museum guide told in some video that this case wasn't really happy ending. They went to the family, did what they could but they didn't get rid of the bad things happening in the house, he said that this case was so "scary" that they decided to not use every material in the movie
Loved this!!! Also, I'm pretty sure the Insidious movies are a separate franchise, but the Conjuring and Annabelle movies are all a part of one franchise/universe.
Yeah, the Conjuring movies are based on actual cases but the director James Wan did have freedom to add embellishments. Lorraine Warren was an advisor on set. The whole Conjuring universe is really good (Conjuring 1, 2 and 3, the Nun and the Annabelle movies)👍
The actress Vera Farminga also plays the mother in the series Bates Motel…. If you haven’t seen it, it’s a prequel show for the movie classic “ psycho“! I highly recommend the show, and would love to see y’all’s reaction to it!! 😁
I was thirteen when I saw this movie in the cinema. I grew up in a city, but I saw it with cousins in rural Ireland. I lay awake until 8am that night, squeezing my eyes shut and listening to every creak an old farmhouse had to offer. Haven't been able to sleep without the sound of traffic ever since.
A couple years before the movie the oldest daughter, Andrea, published a two volume set of books entitled A HOUSE OF DARKNESS, A HOUSE OF LIGHT v. 1 & 2 about living in the house both before and after the events of the movie. She titled the books this because there were believed to be more spirits than just Bathsheba in the house and some were seen as benign or even outright protective by the family.
watched these with my sister and we had no idea how they would become our favorite romantic movies aswell, I just love Ed and Lorraine's relationship so much!
I grew up in Massachusetts, and you'd often hear about the Warrens in local news, because they lived in Rhode Island. Great commentary, great reactions.
The Conjuring is without a doubt one of the greatest horror movies ever made. The second one, while not as good as this, is a more then worthy sequel and definitely worth a watch.
Okay...that's got to be the best thumbnail for a reaction vid I've ever seen. You guys continue to level up with your creativity. Keep it up! As for the film, it's literally one of the scariest films to ever come out where no one actually dies...except the dog. Interesting. Can't wait for you guys to react to 2 & 3.
I’ve seen 6 or 7 ghosts in my lifetime. None of them were in the middle of the night. They’ve never interacted with me but they’ve been there, just staring at me, or being near me, and then moving on. Most recently, I saw a man walk past a bedroom in my apartment while I was in it. He just walked past, didn’t make any noise. Thing is, no door opened and he came from an angle where a door would’ve needed to open for anybody to walk the direction he came from. I did the thing you shouldn’t do in a horror movie and left the room to see if he was still walking past. He wasn’t. I absolutely believe in the paranormal.
I have experienced multiple paranormal encounters personally. The most consistent one was a white cat that both my mother and I had seen for 6 months, but neither of us knew the other saw it. We never talked about it, thinking we imagined it. Every time I saw it, it would be out of the corner of my eye. When I turned to it, it disappeared. That was nearly a weekly occurrence for about 6 months straight until I finally saw my mother looking in the same direction I was. I asked what she saw, and she told me its crazy, but she had been seeing a white cat in the house for months that would disappear when she turned to look at it. Seeing the same thing at the same time helped me realize it wasn't just me being crazy or imagining it. My closest encounter was when I came home from school, went to my room and started playing Battlefield 2. As I was playing, I heard the door knob to my room turn and my door cracked open just about an inch or two. The hallway was dark when I turned to look, and I thought it was my mother. Sat there looking at what I thought was a familiar shape. So I said "Yeah, what do you want?" The door slammed shut, and I immediately got out of my chair and stormed into the living room saying "What the f-! Why did you slam my door??" and she and my step father were sitting there watching TV, confused why I thought they slammed my door. They had been sitting there the whole time watching a movie. After thinking back, I realized what I saw couldn't have been them because the outline of the shape was only a bit over 4 foot tall, and filled with shadows. Most creepy encounter was when I was at work for a closing night shift as a restaurant. Me and another worker were cleaning up preparing to shut down for the night. Had to be around 10pm. As we were closing, we heard 2 children giggling in the back room. My coworker and I looked at each other, and they asked if there was any customers out front, which there wasn't. Went in the back and heard it again coming from the bathroom. I went over and knocked on the door and said "Hey, we are closed. Please come out and leave the store." Nothing but silence. I knock again and wait. We hear the giggling again and I say "I am opening the door. It's time to leave." Opened the door, and of course, no one was there. Looked outside to the parking lot and saw absolutely nothing, no cars, no people, nothing. We decided the place was clean enough and left. Had more encounters, but these were the ones I absolutely could not explain in any other way than the paranormal. Never had any violent or physical interactions. But since so many things happened in our house, I decided to ask whatever was there to leave, stating it was our house now and they were no longer welcome there. The house became quiet and I never saw or heard anything else from that house until we moved a decade later.
Great reaction guys. To answer y’all questions a lot of the movie is true but they’ve defiantly added things to spruce the movie up a little. However, one of the Perron kids who witnessed the haunting wrote in a book that the paranormal experiences were way worse than what the movie shows you. James Wan wasn’t allowed to add some of the things that happened in the movie because it would exceed the R rating. It’s also said that the Warrens were kicked out of the house by Roger when Carolyn was being possessed. He felt like the Warrens being there was actually pissing the spirits off. So the happy ending showed in this movie didn’t actually happen and ended with Roger hitting Ed in the face. The images you see at the end are archive images. You can watch multiple TH-camrs going into the late Warrens museum where they keep all their haunted items they’ve collected over the years. Keep an ear out during the end credits of C2 and 3, they have real tape recordings of the haunting…
Which makes more sense that it would be 9ne of those dolls, and you can see someone would own that doll. The movie version Annabelle doll is so ugly and creepy looking that NO ONE in their right mind would want to own that doll. I don't get why they exaggerated the design of the doll so much.
@funkadesiac LOL, my parents told me that when I was like 3 years old, we were in a department store and they put a cabbage patch kids doll in front of me, cuz they were thinking of getting me one, and apparently I screamed. I have no memory of this, but I have always hated those dolls and found them ugly.
But I mean, when you see the original Chucky movies, the doll wasn't that scary looking, it wasn't until it starts moving on its own and killing people that it was very scary... especially as the audience, knowing a killer is inhabiting the doll.
@@moon83star30 idk, if I saw a raggedy Ann doll come to life and try to act menacing, I think I would just crack up. That would look hilarious! With that in mind, they should totally make a movie like that!
Always watch ur videos during my lunch break!! Honestly a highlight of the day just feels like I’m sitting down with some pals and enjoying some good ole movies 👍🏽
I’d love to see your reaction Haunting of Hill House. One of the best horror shows ever. And it is so much more than horror tbh. Really love your content guys, keep up the good work 👍🏼
Looove this movie and loved your reaction! The conjuring was definitely one of the movies that got me into horror and gave me an appreciation for the genre. And yes Mason, this movie was groundbreaking for sure (especially with how Annabelle has quickly become a horror icon), and it’s a strong first entry to the most financially successful horror franchise. So I would definitely recommend checking out the other movies in the franchise 😄
Loved your reaction! I can handle horror movies but to me this one will always be the scariest i have ever seen. The ending just gets to me when the mom goes totally bonkers
There are literally weekly shows about weird or paranormal things caught on trail cams, nanny cams, ring cams,, etc. I'm skeptical and not a huge paranormal believer myself but there's definitely a lot of strange stuff caught on camera nowadays. It did not just "stop" once cameras were more prevalent. You should react to some of those. I think one show is literally called "Paranormal Caught on Camera".
i was about to say, they didn't stop. its just those shows aren't as popular as they used to be. (plus alot more shows existing at the same time means alot less people hearing about them.)
When this movie came out i hated Horror movies and with a lot of courage i went with my mom to the movies theatres all for the clap and match scene that came out in the trailer. I dont regret it, this movie was very well made. I hope to see the reaction for the other 2, love your reactions.
I think this is a good series. So just to explain it, The Conjuring Series includes cases from the Warrens that are based on "true" stories. So it's The Conjuring, with the Perron family, The Conjuring 2, the Enfield haunting, and The Conjuring : The Devil Made Me Do It, about Arne Johnson and David Glatzel's possessions. It also includes the 3 Annabelle movies, Annabelle, Annabelle Comes Home, and Annabelle Creation. It also includes The Nun and soon to be released Nun 2, starring Taissa Farmiga from American Horror Story fame, Vera "Lorraine" Farmiga's little sister. That is the "Conjuring Universe". The Insidious franchise is not part of it. You probably recognize Vera from The Bates Motel. She played the mom. But great reaction. Again y'all keep my work day entertaining. Thanks guys!
A lot of people don't realize it but the Amityville Horror was the Warrens as well even though they don't connect them to the Conjuring universe of movies.
ooh yes love that you guys are doing some horror stuff for halloween! i was never a super big fan of horror movies, but the conjuring and insidious really changed my opinion on them also, the oak's "blegh" reactions at like 33:58 and 35:06 killed me 😂
If you haven't already recorded the Conjuring 2, they drop little plot clues & easter-eggs throughout the movie as background/ environment elements, where if you see them you won't know what they mean but then towards the end of the movie it'll make sense. One of my favorite elements of the second movie for sure
The reason why the kids didn't wake up when the photos fell off the wall is, whenever someone was being "haunted" at the time it was like they were in a bubble and when the evil was attacking them it would only affect the person who was singled out in the moment. That's why Nancy could not see or hear what her sister saw when her feet were being pulled. That is what the Perron sisters said about their experiences during an interview. Also the pictures and article clippings at the end are real. Great reaction btw , always fun watching ya'lls reaction.🙌👏
I watched this movie in theatre, honestly I loved this especially that scene where that thing is in the top of that dress cabinet and screaming, epic scene, literally got scared
I lived in a haunted house for over 20 years and u don't need to believe in that sort of stuff. it's just happening. U see it/him and see stuff moving and hear it/him and u can't believe it but it's still happening.. but it's a choice to be afraid and let it take control of your energie\fear. Everything turned out all right and where i live now, i never experienced the same kind of things.
The thumbnail alone deserves all the likes and subs 😬 But nonetheless i love that you guys are watching movies like this at this time of the year, this movie was perfect for it! One of the best horrors of the last decade
Speaking of more recent ones, there was a “Demon house” in Gary, IN I think back in 2014. Even the police thought it was haunted and I believe a social worker and doctor or nurse went on record saying they saw the kid walk up the wall backwards. Guess Netflix is making a movie about it titled The Deliverance.
Great reaction video fellas!! Regarding the story Answer mentioned about the car rolling on its own off the train tracks. Myth busters did do an episode about that, and they were surprised when the myth details were confirmed regarding the car rolling when in neutral and the fingerprints appearing. They ended up busting it by having a geographical survey done on the area and found out the road was actually at a small decline, but wasn't noticed due to an optical illusion type effect. Fingerprints discredited by prints already being present from people closing their trunks. Keep up the fantastic content! :D
I've experienced sleep paralysis and it's the worst thing ever!! I used to think it was night terrors, I never knew sleep paralysis was a thing until I finally talked to my doctor. Thank God, they've gotten less frequent the older I get.
Same. It’s horrible. I’ve only had it happen when I was very tired and had fallen asleep on my back. Normally I’m a side sleeper. To “break out of it” I found trying to move or rock myself seems to snap me out of it quicker.
@@Quiet_One Yeah. You're right. I actually went to a sleep clinic years ago (though I didn't experience an episode that night). But they explained to me what it is, why it happens, etc. All in a straightforward, scientific and physiological way and it did help. It's been well over a year since I had my last episode.
@@BostonAmy That's great! I used to get it a lot too. Never went to a sleep clinic it just came and went thankfully. My mom had it too. Did some research online, we didn't have it that bad all we needed to do was get proper rest instead of staying up 18 hours straight. I like to make sure people know there's nothing paranormal about sleep paralysis because it's scary enough without believing in that stuff. Happy you're better! :)
28:05 To the guy on the rights point, I'd refer him to Mr Ballen's Capitol Theatre Haunting video (there are plenty of others but when he said he'd "never heard of a haunted bank", this one sprang to mind) that recounts the encounters multiple law enforcement officers had working in that one building.
My mother was murdered when I was 10 years old. When I was 22, I went back to the house and encountered her spirit. There hadn't been any breeze when I was outside but after I went inside, I could hear the wind howling. It was my mother, so I wasn't frightened and I was able to lay her to rest. After I spoke to her, the wind died down again. Her spirit couldn't rest because her death left me orphaned and she didn't know what would happen to me. I also have two or three ghost cats. I can feel them jump on the bed and walk beside my body. They then lie down against me and I can feel their weight against me. However, when I look, there's nothing visible there. I'm not a medium so I can't see spirits, but I can physically feel their effects around me. As far as the Appleton Oak's argument about not having any evidence, spirits can affect things but they don't have a physical form. It's like trying to film the air. Unless there is something in the air or something around that is affected by the air, you could argue that there isn't any air in the room. In an empty, still, room it could be in a vacuum. A camera isn't going to show that. That's why the "ghost hunters" use a variety of things to try and find ghosts. When one thing doesn't work, anther thing might. Just my thoughts.
Watching this movie in theaters was one of the best experiences! There’s that one guy screaming! And the rest of us are laughing. This was supposed to be based on a true story but the girls in real life were told to over react and to go over the top.
Horror movies never scare me so I always just judge them on how much I actually care about the characters. If I care about the characters then a movie succeeds and this film and this universe in general has created lots of characters I actually find myself caring about, especially this fictional version of the Warrens.
Those werent bruises that were disappearing on her skin, it was the burns from the attempt to leave the house. So they dissipated when she was able to finally be freed.
The greatest trick is for the world to believe that evil doesn't exist, but evil does exist, it exists within ourselves, whether we choose to embrace it or not.
28:00 there is so much evidence of paranormal activity caught on camera these days, dude on the far left just seems like the guy who’ll refuse anything he doesn’t understand
Coming back to the show paranormal state, there was an episode that Lorraine consulted on where the owner of the home was having a problem with their dogs getting attacked. It turns out, a previous owner of the home who is now deceased used to kill neighborhood dogs. The Sadie parts always remind me of that one episode. I don't think the entire movie is meant to be 100% accurate to one case, but a mixture of several cases put together for the dramatic effect. From what I understand, Ed and Lorraine was never able to help this family completely, the husband ended up punching ed in the face and kicking them out of their house during the exorcism.
"The Conjuring" series includes "The Nun" and the "Annabelle" movies. "Insidious" has its own series. The main confusion comes from the fact Patrick Wilson plays important characters in both series. So if you haven't seen the movies it's not surprising to think they are related.
the family this happened to said it was a lot worse than the film. & they had to "tone down" some things because the studio would never let them keep it in the film if they didn't. Idk how much of the film is based on fact but I do remember hearing those things when they talked about this after the movie came out.
Lorraine herself said that this movie was way more underwhelming that what was portrayed in the movie and the producers/screenwriters told her she has to tone it down cuz it was just to horrifying for Hollywood
You should totally watch Cabin in the Woods, it's one of the most underrated horror movies made and it's a strong critique to the horror genre in general
The Conjuring has become a staple Halloween watch for me. This is overall one of the greatest horror series of movies. I'd say it's a modern classic that stands up to classics of yesteryears.
Ooh that franchise is epic! 💜 Loved your reaction and I totally agree with The Oak at the beginning! The worst thing is when something's happening to the dog 😅 Just watched three movies in the past 2 weeks where a dog was killed and totally forgot that one was dying here as well. Like, gimme a break please 😂
I'm definitely #TeamAppletonOak on this one. If somebody invited me to stay overnight in the world's most haunted motel room, I would in a heart beat. Btw Great movie. I suspend my disbelief in a film, regardless of plot, regardless of physics or chemistry -- as long as the story moves forward and utilizes well the visual and audio devices available in this art medium -- I'm ready for the ride!
I actually did see this movie in theaters when it first came out. I went with my two older brothers and two cousins, and the thing about scary movies is we always watch them at night. Every jump scare or loud sound was amplified by the speakers and I remember EVERYONE in the theater screaming at the scene where the mom is looking into down the basement stairs with only the single lit match. The moment that hand came out of the darkness behind the mom and clapped.. I swear people aged like 5 years in that second. Definitely a really fun and scary experience, this one and the first Insidious were actually scary to watch in theaters. Some fond memories for sure ☺️
Lol ik some of you don't believe but I'm js that's cause you've never experienced anything like that. I never did as a kid but now I do cause I've experienced why too much with other people to not. One of the best reaction videos I've seen from you guys🔥and btw the real Annabelle doll looks nothing like that but the real one isn't scary looking at all so they changed it
I love horror, I grew up playing a lot of horror games and watching horror movies. And as a physicist, I don't really believe in paranormal. But I just wished I wasn't too scared to go to the bathroom at 1 am after watching this video. :)
One of my favourite scary movies🎃👻the Conjuring universe is unmatched!! Would absolutely be here for the Conjuring 2🤞🏼also Annabelle and Nun reaction would be epic🤝love the content!!
Ahhh you are taking me back! 40 yo here and I remember the story about the bus, and how people would park their car or whatever on the tracks, and these ghost children would push it.
There is a book written by Andrea Perron (one of the daughters) called House of Darkness based on this specific case published in 2011 about her experience in that house.
I have never experienced anything paranormal personally, however, my brother and I grew up hearing ghost stories from my dad, aunt, and grandparents, who all swear they lived in a haunted house for a few years with a ghost that they called Catherine. I'll tell a few of the stories that stand out in my memory, 20 years later. When my dad and his sister were in their teens(my uncle was in Vietnam at the time) they moved into a small house pretty much in the middle of nowhere. My aunt and dad started noticing weird things the very first night. My aunt was around 15 at the time. She'd had a pet bunny up that died about a week before they moved into the new house. It would sleep on top of her covers at the end of her bed every night. Some nights, he would hop off the bed and across the hard floor to get a drink. So the night they moved in, she wakes up in the dark, to a small movement by her feet. She hears and feels the covers move, and hears same sound she used to hear every night: the bunny hopping down onto the floor and across the room across the hard floor. But she didn't have a hard floor in her new room, it was carpeted. When I was younger, I asked her if she was afraid. But she said she honestly never felt that scared in the house. She said that, at the time, feeling like her rabbit was there gave her a sense of relief. During a brief period, one of my uncle's friends from the army rented the back bedroom on the house. His intent was to stay for a couple of months, but he was only there for about 2 weeks. His first night there, he noticed that the room was a lot colder than the rest of the house. He got extra blankets from my grandmother and was finally able to fall asleep. He woke up in the middle of the night, unable to move. He looked towards the foot of the bed and saw a young girl in a white night dress standing right by his feet watching him. He threw off the covers and rushed to turn on the light, but there was no one there. My aunt said she went to the kitchen the next morning and he was asleep at the kitchen table. He told her what had happened and she explained that they saw a girl there sometimes, but she'd never done anything to hurt anyone. It happened to him two more times and he packed his balls and left. My brother and I met the guy when my grandfather passed away several years ago. When we did finally find a chance to ask about when he rented the room, he started acting really odd. He straightened up and he told us that he's done his best to forget that he ever stayed in that house and immediatey turned and walked away from us and out of the room. Other weird stuff would happen around the house with them hearing whispers and their names being called from other rooms. Sometimes they were alone when something happened and sometimes they were together. Sometimes it was my dad and aunt. Sometimes my aunt and grandfather. The stories never changed over the many times I heard them. Same details every time. Again, nothing has ever happened to me personally, or my brother for that matter. But the way we heard those stories over and over, never changing. My grandparents didn't like to talk about it much, but they would chime in every once in while with a missing piece of the story whenever someone was talking about it....and then the guy who rented the room being completely unwilling to talk to us about it, when it had happened like 50+ years ago...just give me a weird feeling about it all and makes me not so certain about things. And all of that is why Paranormal horror movies tend to get under my skin more than a reality-based horror movie.
Annabelle is actually a raggedy ann doll in real life. The sister that was being yanked had it the worst of experiences in real life out of all the sisters. The sisters actually went back recently on the show kindred spirits and talk about some of there experiences.
The Warren's were absolutely real people and worked many paranormal cases over their career. Almost all the ghost hunter shows including the og ghost hunters that arguably started the paranormal craze both tv and movie due to its popularity, (if there's money to be made there's a hundred copies of any formula that gets ratings), but they all worked cases the Warren's had touched at one point or another. Both have passed on now sadly. Rip
The first and only sleep paralysis that I have is probably the worst one that I could possibly had because it includes hallucinations. I can scream and speak but my voice is like I’m whispering and I can’t move. I can see in my peripheral vision that there’s a dark figure in the corner of my room and it’s getting closer towards me. When it got close enough, that dark figure got on top of me and started choking me. It is hallucinations but I can actually feel it choking me and I’m losing my breath so I’ve decided to close my eyes and it stopped. When I opened it, it’s like the dark figure resets. It’s back on the corner of my room and it’s coming towards me again so I’ve decided to just close my eyes and try to move my fingers. It’s a really scary experience and I’m actually questioning “What if that dark figure choke me a little longer? Am I gonna die?”
That thumbnail😂😂.. this movie was really good but I also recommend smaller budget horror Flicks that are still just as good if not better such as "The Void" " the babadook" " The collector/ The collection" " Clive Barker's Nightbreed directors cut" There's also a great TV series that went for three seasons staring Kevin Bacon called "The following" which is about a serial killer on death row who's been able to create a network of followers who he trains to be serial killers and each ep is dealing with a different kind of killer, Its pretty awesome🍻
The story Answer is talking about at the end about the bus full of kids is about Munger Road in Bartlett, Illinois. My aunt lives just past that road and we would have to drive on it all the time. My cousin and her friends tried the baby powder on the bumper with the car in neutral but nothing happened. They actually made a movie in 2011 about Munger Road.
I've read and heard paranormal investigators say that we're all born with the ability to see things that aren't physically there. Thats why children and pets react to things that adults don't see. Because that innocence that fades with age because we become jaded by life. However, i believe some people never do truly lose that sense of womder and excitement of the unknown and thats why there are adults who can still experience, sense and see those things hidden in plain sight.
the real Annabel doll is a raggedy Ann doll. They made it a porcelain doll to make it creepier. I had paranormal things happen to me. I so believe in spirits, as we never could explain it.
The conjuring is top tier horror ,the cheesy horror aspects were ramped up with the ominous sound design and music,😭😭😭scared the shit out of me first time I saw it You guys should watch Host ,that shit is scary asf
I do have plenty of scary experiences and a few paranormal run-ins and THIS is one of the best horror films out there. This was the second horror movie I ever watched-the first being the sixth sense, and this scared the hell out of me. Honestly I got scared when the daughter said "boo mommy" and then the clapping scene in the basement. I didn't know that could be an effective jump scare. Also I didn't think it would be possible for grown men to be scared of horror movies but this movie proved me wrong and I can't go in any basement for the rest of my life.
Alright folks, tell us, is this one of the best horror films? Which part got you a little scared? Anyone ever experience any paranormal activities?
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Yes, I experience paranormal activities at the home I live in. The animals and I always hear it and look same direction. They or whoever has never scared me. And after learning what my grandmother did before I was born, gave me the who it is. That's why it doesn't scare me. I can feel safe around them. And definitely one of the best horror movies.
The bests of the last two decade are hereditary and the witch! Awesome horror movies
All the movies that tell the stories of the Warrens are great! And the ones that are Linked to them.
i have experiences a lot
Conjuring 2 is based off a true story about a haunted house in London that you can walk past today .
The clap next to the mom with the match lit was the biggest scream in the theater. It was SO MUCH FUN!!! =D
''I am a grown man and even I wouldnt go down in that basement!!'' LOL
New subscriber here, guy on the far left is so calm yet absolutely hilarious hahaha
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Haha I love Oak hes my favourite for sure
He’s got such a sweet heart. I love when he gets Feelin. ❤😅
I swear to God. Conjuring 2 is on a different level. A sequel that’s actually really good.
I don't think anything can beat the first Conjuring but I totally agree the second one is really, really good!
Yea the sequel is wholly different with a twist and ofc, completely geographical change.
I love the conjuring 2. it’s SOOO good. Definitely my go to
It's my favourite one in the trilogy tbh
The first is my favorite but the second one is very good also.
Andrea, the oldest daughter, wrote a 3 book series called "House of Darkness, House of Light" that explains how the Warren's actually made things worse by being there. The reality is much more horrible than the movie. The Perron's lived in hell in that house from 1970-1980.
i've seen youtuber ghost hunters go recently, and its insane how bad it must've been back then with how active it is now.
Yes I read and heard about that too, they said the movie was a great representation about their story but unfortunately they didn’t have a happy ending in real life as they did in the movie and the mother in real life, being in that house they said drain her and made her aged rapidly. They also said they blessed the second film when they made it cause the first one they didn’t and alot of weird stuff happened on set especially when they brought the real family on set for an interview for the Blu-ray release: they said a big wind blew some stuff over on set when the family arrived and the mother who wasn’t there with them and was in another state at the same time said she fell and broke her hip. 😱
I saw it too glad someone posted this
Yeah, that’s why they mentioned that being there is just making things worse in the movie. Andrea and her sisters were all consultants
That’s most likely why some parts of the movie aren’t accurate…..because the true story of what happened was so scary that those parts couldn’t even be put in the movie because if they were put in…..it could’ve traumatized so many people.
For me the most scariest part of the warrens based movies are them showing real photos of the real events which happened based on the movie is, they show during end credits.
The young girls came out and discredited the story. They were told by the Warrens to go over the top.
The director is doing the same thing the Cohen brothers did with Fargo (and later replicated in the TV series adaptation) about "based on true events" and being a total lie. You can put that claim anywhere and people are gonna gobble that up like pancakes. Guillible people, of course.
@@Afreshio Believe what you want about the paranormal but this unlike many others that claim to be true actually happened to a family. It’s absolutely a true story. I’ve heard Andre Perron speak about this several times and have been to the house where this actually took place. In fact the true story was probably more frightening then how they portrayed it in this movie because it took place over a decades long period of time.
@@Afreshio no, not really. These people actually exist/existed. I mean whether you believe or or not, there have been many claims of possessions by many people throughout history and the church does do exorcism. This is based on their experience so not a flat our lie like fargo. Look up Lorraine Warren.
@@Afreshio That's not accurate. This film is based on actual case files and recordings from the Warren's investigation into the Perron family haunting. In fact Lorraine Warren acted as a consultant on the film, and various members of the Perron family visited the set. Whether you believe in the paranormal or not, this was an actual case that the Warren's investigated. And a real family who never waivered on what they experienced.
'Never heard of a haunted bank, cause they got cameras everywhere' I laughed so hard at this
Here, in Buenos Aires, Argentina, there is one of the first Banks, Banco La Nación, which has a whole floor nobody goes (upper floor). Not even the guards. It is said you hear voices, steps... especially at night... 🤔
No such thing as a haunted casino either!
That quote reminded me of the movie The Vault (2017). It starts off as a bank robbery, but they quickly learn that it's haunted in the lower level where the vault is.
@@odinsahn7648 Cause no one wants to haunt a casino
And I laugh at people who believe in the paranormal 😂. Coz ghosts don't exist. And the Warrens were exposed for scamming people looooong ago. The movies are good but none of that ever happened kids, grow up.
I HAVE to recommend The Haunting of Hill House for spooky October. It’s a 10 part miniseries created by Mike Flanagan and is, in my opinion, one of the best pieces of horror-centric filmmaking.
Would be stoked if you guys could fit it in your schedule
i agree! that one is GREAT, didn't like that much The Haunting of Bly Mannor though
Yes, I loved the Haunting of Hill House, I thought the Haunting of Bly Manor was good, but Midnight Mass is fantastic, Mike Flanagan knows how to make a miniseries
YESSS so good
This and Bly manor both man. Like the horror is so good but then there are these scenes that will just make you ugly cry because of how sad and dark things get.
The original has Vincent Price. It’s been remade half a dozen times
This reaction has taught me that having a watch party with you during a scary movie would be such a blast 😂
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I must admit, I love the whole Conjuring/Annabelle universe. I remember spending hours and hours to search information about their real cases and yes, they've done incredible job with putting real things, according to Warrens, to the movies, some details included. My recommendation, surely watch the Conjuring 2 you'll be surprised, how good can a sequel be.😉
but most if not all the things are greatly exaggarated if not some even fake
@@sahilrahman5066 fake, well that’s for an endless discussion… but otherwise sure, it is a movie after all, it purpose is to entertain. 😊
@@AlexCZika true it's just that the "based of true story" can be used to stretch the story in to something that isn't even the actual story and don't get me wrong the movie are great but it's how the twist the truth that annoys me
I'm surprised nobody has mentioned this in the comments, but apparently a lot of weird/creepy stuff kept happening to both the cast & crew during the making of this movie & The Conjuring 2. Whether you believe in the paranormal or not, it is interesting to read about so I apologize for the book I'm about to leave (haha) but these are just a few of the accounts that you can read about. One account is from James Wan, the director, stating when he was working on the script of this movie in his office, his puppy at the time kept staring & growling at the same corner of the room, moving her head around as if she was tracking something as if she could see something. Vera Farmiga who played Lorraine Warren stated that she kept randomly waking up between 3-4am while on set. She even stated she would see 3 claw marks both on herself & on random objects (the first one she noticed was on her laptop screen after she took a phone call stating how interested she was in the role for the movie, she opened her laptop & then saw the marks go diagonally from one corner of her screen to the other) and then once again when she was on set & saw claw marks appear on her upper thigh randomly. The actress Joey King, who plays Christine, even stated after a couple weeks of filming she started getting random bruises on her body even though she was never involved in any of her characters stunts (the crew was very strict about not putting any of the kids in physical danger) & she claims she never had any kind of bruising problems before filming for the role or since then. Even when the family the movie is based on visited the set one time, one of the daughters told Chad Hayes (the co-writer for the movie) that she had a feeling something bad was going to happen that day, and then coincidently later on in the day her mother fell & broke her hip so bad that they had to operate on it & replace it that same day (what makes this more weird/creepy is that she was the only one from the family that didn't even visit the set that day). Carey Hayes (the other write for the movie) said that his wife would say random formations of water would just appear around their house, and reminded his wife about their elderly dog who had bladder problems so he needed to be walked frequently, but his wife insisted she walked the dog & when drying up the water with multiple beach towels, the water had no odor or smell to it at all. There are more accounts from the cast & crew, but I find the stories to be real interesting because it is just so bizarre
That’s so strange and creepy! But I’m not surprised that it happened. That phenomenon also occurred in Poltergeist and The Exorcist (the first one), although I’m sure it happened in a lot a paranormal/horror movies. The energies that they recreate in the films must be very strong and dangerous 🥴
Joey King's story is even beyond that. She claims the makeup department thought she was playing a joke on them and tried to wipe them off. She went to a doctor and is diagnosed with a blood condition (ITP) and starts treatment while filming. She has to go to the hospital twice a day to check her blood and to treat her. She goes home and her blood is fine and has never had an issue since. It doesn't run in her family.
The eldest daughter of the perron family wrote in her book that it was so much worse than the movie. The movie had to be dumbed down so people could watch it. What actually happened was so much more horrifying. And glad you mentioned this stuff when ever I watched someone else react to this movie there always like I wonder how much of this is actually true and the comments aren't any thing informational about the background of it.
Edit: and the actual Anabelle doll is a raggedy Ann doll. They are stuffed fyi
Let me break this to you: thats pure marketing dude, the marketing department design these kind of campaigns where they invent stories happening onset and then select some actors/talent willing to tell them. Maybe they gain some money or whatever.
The other phenomenom is people being supersticious and seeing shit that it always happens, and trying to see patterns where there isn't any. So people are more willingly to fool themselves and be hypervigilant to see weird shit when they are in similar creepy contexts. Nothing paranormal.
Sorry that it has to be me to tell you santa and the tooth fairy doesn't exist.
Didn't Lorraine Warren actually pass away during the filming of this or the second one and wasn't her time of death 3:07am? I could've sworn Vera Famiglia had talked about it. Or, did I totally imagine that? Oh, or it was during the filming of Amityville Horror w/ Ryan Reynolds and she passed away at 3:15am. Does anyone know what I'm talking about?
Definitely one of the best horror movies. As Quinn said, the camera movements are amazing, cinematographically it’s well made. I get scared very easily so I try to avoid these kind of movies but the conjuring series including annabelle, the nun and la llorona (which I hope you’ll react to very soon) are by far my favourites.
It almost gives that first person view vibe which in these movies can just terrify someone lol. Its really great they did that.
Fun fact, Warren's museum guide told in some video that this case wasn't really happy ending. They went to the family, did what they could but they didn't get rid of the bad things happening in the house, he said that this case was so "scary" that they decided to not use every material in the movie
Spooky movies for the spooky season, love to see it. Seeing new videos from you guys before my lunch break always makes my day!
Hell yeah! Hope you enjoy!
Loved this!!! Also, I'm pretty sure the Insidious movies are a separate franchise, but the Conjuring and Annabelle movies are all a part of one franchise/universe.
Yeah, the Conjuring movies are based on actual cases but the director James Wan did have freedom to add embellishments. Lorraine Warren was an advisor on set. The whole Conjuring universe is really good (Conjuring 1, 2 and 3, the Nun and the Annabelle movies)👍
The actress Vera Farminga also plays the mother in the series Bates Motel…. If you haven’t seen it, it’s a prequel show for the movie classic “ psycho“! I highly recommend the show, and would love to see y’all’s reaction to it!! 😁
Yes, definitely recommend.
I love her as an actress and that series is a must see.
My god yes please! 😜🙌🏻 Vera is my favorite actress, she’s so talented! ❤️
She also played the mother in the movie “Orphan”, and her sister Taissa, has starred in American Horror Story and was also in the “The Nun”.
I was thirteen when I saw this movie in the cinema. I grew up in a city, but I saw it with cousins in rural Ireland.
I lay awake until 8am that night, squeezing my eyes shut and listening to every creak an old farmhouse had to offer.
Haven't been able to sleep without the sound of traffic ever since.
Oh hunny I hope you’re okay ❤
A couple years before the movie the oldest daughter, Andrea, published a two volume set of books entitled A HOUSE OF DARKNESS, A HOUSE OF LIGHT v. 1 & 2 about living in the house both before and after the events of the movie. She titled the books this because there were believed to be more spirits than just Bathsheba in the house and some were seen as benign or even outright protective by the family.
There was a war and they think they found 7 graves of soldiers and the basement is the worst area
@@jacoblogue1398This guy used a spirit box and they led him to the graves
watched these with my sister and we had no idea how they would become our favorite romantic movies aswell, I just love Ed and Lorraine's relationship so much!
I grew up in Massachusetts, and you'd often hear about the Warrens in local news, because they lived in Rhode Island. Great commentary, great reactions.
The Conjuring is without a doubt one of the greatest horror movies ever made. The second one, while not as good as this, is a more then worthy sequel and definitely worth a watch.
Okay...that's got to be the best thumbnail for a reaction vid I've ever seen. You guys continue to level up with your creativity. Keep it up! As for the film, it's literally one of the scariest films to ever come out where no one actually dies...except the dog. Interesting.
Can't wait for you guys to react to 2 & 3.
I’ve seen 6 or 7 ghosts in my lifetime. None of them were in the middle of the night. They’ve never interacted with me but they’ve been there, just staring at me, or being near me, and then moving on. Most recently, I saw a man walk past a bedroom in my apartment while I was in it. He just walked past, didn’t make any noise. Thing is, no door opened and he came from an angle where a door would’ve needed to open for anybody to walk the direction he came from. I did the thing you shouldn’t do in a horror movie and left the room to see if he was still walking past. He wasn’t. I absolutely believe in the paranormal.
I have experienced multiple paranormal encounters personally. The most consistent one was a white cat that both my mother and I had seen for 6 months, but neither of us knew the other saw it. We never talked about it, thinking we imagined it. Every time I saw it, it would be out of the corner of my eye. When I turned to it, it disappeared. That was nearly a weekly occurrence for about 6 months straight until I finally saw my mother looking in the same direction I was. I asked what she saw, and she told me its crazy, but she had been seeing a white cat in the house for months that would disappear when she turned to look at it. Seeing the same thing at the same time helped me realize it wasn't just me being crazy or imagining it.
My closest encounter was when I came home from school, went to my room and started playing Battlefield 2. As I was playing, I heard the door knob to my room turn and my door cracked open just about an inch or two. The hallway was dark when I turned to look, and I thought it was my mother. Sat there looking at what I thought was a familiar shape. So I said "Yeah, what do you want?" The door slammed shut, and I immediately got out of my chair and stormed into the living room saying "What the f-! Why did you slam my door??" and she and my step father were sitting there watching TV, confused why I thought they slammed my door. They had been sitting there the whole time watching a movie. After thinking back, I realized what I saw couldn't have been them because the outline of the shape was only a bit over 4 foot tall, and filled with shadows.
Most creepy encounter was when I was at work for a closing night shift as a restaurant. Me and another worker were cleaning up preparing to shut down for the night. Had to be around 10pm. As we were closing, we heard 2 children giggling in the back room. My coworker and I looked at each other, and they asked if there was any customers out front, which there wasn't. Went in the back and heard it again coming from the bathroom. I went over and knocked on the door and said "Hey, we are closed. Please come out and leave the store." Nothing but silence. I knock again and wait. We hear the giggling again and I say "I am opening the door. It's time to leave." Opened the door, and of course, no one was there. Looked outside to the parking lot and saw absolutely nothing, no cars, no people, nothing. We decided the place was clean enough and left.
Had more encounters, but these were the ones I absolutely could not explain in any other way than the paranormal. Never had any violent or physical interactions. But since so many things happened in our house, I decided to ask whatever was there to leave, stating it was our house now and they were no longer welcome there. The house became quiet and I never saw or heard anything else from that house until we moved a decade later.
At least two people I knew said they had seen/experienced ghosts or spirits. One was a Catholic.
Love the horror for October 👻 💜 I actually went on a tour of the Warrens museum about 8 years ago. Definitely a sight to see. Freaked me out lol
😂😂😂 heard things about that one. Hopefully someday we can check that out.
I would never dare to go there!!
Great reaction guys. To answer y’all questions a lot of the movie is true but they’ve defiantly added things to spruce the movie up a little. However, one of the Perron kids who witnessed the haunting wrote in a book that the paranormal experiences were way worse than what the movie shows you. James Wan wasn’t allowed to add some of the things that happened in the movie because it would exceed the R rating.
It’s also said that the Warrens were kicked out of the house by Roger when Carolyn was being possessed. He felt like the Warrens being there was actually pissing the spirits off. So the happy ending showed in this movie didn’t actually happen and ended with Roger hitting Ed in the face.
The images you see at the end are archive images. You can watch multiple TH-camrs going into the late Warrens museum where they keep all their haunted items they’ve collected over the years. Keep an ear out during the end credits of C2 and 3, they have real tape recordings of the haunting…
Does her book go into detail about what they couldn’t show in the movie?
Yeah, I definitely could not listen to those recordings. Too creepy.
@@Allaiya. absolutely. I haven’t read it but a TH-camr covered what she wrote in it
Great thumbnail 😅 the real story is fascinating. Hope you react to the sequel! 💕
Edit: I hate when anything happens to the family pet too. Poor Sadie.
Annabelle really exists but she is a big raggedy Ann doll. Thanks for starting this adventure. I hope you continue ✌️
Which makes more sense that it would be 9ne of those dolls, and you can see someone would own that doll. The movie version Annabelle doll is so ugly and creepy looking that NO ONE in their right mind would want to own that doll. I don't get why they exaggerated the design of the doll so much.
@@moon83star30 scare factor. I guess most people wouldn't consider Raggedy Ann to be scary but I would. Heck, I think Cabbage Patch Kids are creepy 🤷🤣
@funkadesiac LOL, my parents told me that when I was like 3 years old, we were in a department store and they put a cabbage patch kids doll in front of me, cuz they were thinking of getting me one, and apparently I screamed.
I have no memory of this, but I have always hated those dolls and found them ugly.
But I mean, when you see the original Chucky movies, the doll wasn't that scary looking, it wasn't until it starts moving on its own and killing people that it was very scary... especially as the audience, knowing a killer is inhabiting the doll.
@@moon83star30 idk, if I saw a raggedy Ann doll come to life and try to act menacing, I think I would just crack up. That would look hilarious! With that in mind, they should totally make a movie like that!
I just watched the 3rd one last night! I had to wait to prepare myself hahaha the jump scares freak me out so much, love it!!
Always watch ur videos during my lunch break!! Honestly a highlight of the day just feels like I’m sitting down with some pals and enjoying some good ole movies 👍🏽
Very kind of you to say that. We appreciate that and that's a heck of a compliment. Thank you!
Love the reactions guys, keep up the good work! Also, you should watch the insidious movies if you haven’t already!
I’d love to see your reaction Haunting of Hill House. One of the best horror shows ever. And it is so much more than horror tbh.
Really love your content guys, keep up the good work 👍🏼
OMFG THAT WOULD BE EPIC! Sry for the all caps I just got stoked with the thought. I think they'd enjoy it
Yes !!!
Looove this movie and loved your reaction! The conjuring was definitely one of the movies that got me into horror and gave me an appreciation for the genre. And yes Mason, this movie was groundbreaking for sure (especially with how Annabelle has quickly become a horror icon), and it’s a strong first entry to the most financially successful horror franchise. So I would definitely recommend checking out the other movies in the franchise 😄
Yeah, I hated scary movies growing up but watching the Conjuring & it’s sequels a few years ago gave me courage to watch others lol
Loved your reaction! I can handle horror movies but to me this one will always be the scariest i have ever seen. The ending just gets to me when the mom goes totally bonkers
Seen hereditary? Scary mom on another level
There are literally weekly shows about weird or paranormal things caught on trail cams, nanny cams, ring cams,, etc. I'm skeptical and not a huge paranormal believer myself but there's definitely a lot of strange stuff caught on camera nowadays. It did not just "stop" once cameras were more prevalent. You should react to some of those. I think one show is literally called "Paranormal Caught on Camera".
problem is paranormal activity is much more easily faked than something such as bigfoot or the lochness monster
I love that show, there's some weird shit in it
i was about to say, they didn't stop. its just those shows aren't as popular as they used to be. (plus alot more shows existing at the same time means alot less people hearing about them.)
When this movie came out i hated Horror movies and with a lot of courage i went with my mom to the movies theatres all for the clap and match scene that came out in the trailer. I dont regret it, this movie was very well made. I hope to see the reaction for the other 2, love your reactions.
I think this is a good series. So just to explain it, The Conjuring Series includes cases from the Warrens that are based on "true" stories. So it's The Conjuring, with the Perron family, The Conjuring 2, the Enfield haunting, and The Conjuring : The Devil Made Me Do It, about Arne Johnson and David Glatzel's possessions. It also includes the 3 Annabelle movies, Annabelle, Annabelle Comes Home, and Annabelle Creation. It also includes The Nun and soon to be released Nun 2, starring Taissa Farmiga from American Horror Story fame, Vera "Lorraine" Farmiga's little sister. That is the "Conjuring Universe". The Insidious franchise is not part of it.
You probably recognize Vera from The Bates Motel. She played the mom. But great reaction. Again y'all keep my work day entertaining. Thanks guys!
La llorona is also part of the series but i must say it was the worst of them all
INsidious is not part from the franchise but is the same actor as Ed that`s why a lot of people confuse them!
A lot of people don't realize it but the Amityville Horror was the Warrens as well even though they don't connect them to the Conjuring universe of movies.
ooh yes love that you guys are doing some horror stuff for halloween! i was never a super big fan of horror movies, but the conjuring and insidious really changed my opinion on them
also, the oak's "blegh" reactions at like 33:58 and 35:06 killed me 😂
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If you haven't already recorded the Conjuring 2, they drop little plot clues & easter-eggs throughout the movie as background/ environment elements, where if you see them you won't know what they mean but then towards the end of the movie it'll make sense. One of my favorite elements of the second movie for sure
That friggin nun is nightmare fuel.
The reason why the kids didn't wake up when the photos fell off the wall is, whenever someone was being "haunted" at the time it was like they were in a bubble and when the evil was attacking them it would only affect the person who was singled out in the moment. That's why Nancy could not see or hear what her sister saw when her feet were being pulled. That is what the Perron sisters said about their experiences during an interview. Also the pictures and article clippings at the end are real. Great reaction btw , always fun watching ya'lls reaction.🙌👏
I watched this movie in theatre, honestly I loved this especially that scene where that thing is in the top of that dress cabinet and screaming, epic scene, literally got scared
I was just watching that part a few seconds after I read your comment
I watched Paranormal State back in the day… 😂 I liked that they were locals working out of Penn State. And yep, Lorraine would show up all the time.
I lived in a haunted house for over 20 years and u don't need to believe in that sort of stuff. it's just happening. U see it/him and see stuff moving and hear it/him and u can't believe it but it's still happening.. but it's a choice to be afraid and let it take control of your energie\fear. Everything turned out all right and where i live now, i never experienced the same kind of things.
The thumbnail alone deserves all the likes and subs 😬 But nonetheless i love that you guys are watching movies like this at this time of the year, this movie was perfect for it! One of the best horrors of the last decade
The Conjuring 2 also has alot more documented files and videos with some of them along with a recording of a incident at the end of the movie
Speaking of more recent ones, there was a “Demon house” in Gary, IN I think back in 2014. Even the police thought it was haunted and I believe a social worker and doctor or nurse went on record saying they saw the kid walk up the wall backwards.
Guess Netflix is making a movie about it titled The Deliverance.
Great reaction video fellas!! Regarding the story Answer mentioned about the car rolling on its own off the train tracks. Myth busters did do an episode about that, and they were surprised when the myth details were confirmed regarding the car rolling when in neutral and the fingerprints appearing. They ended up busting it by having a geographical survey done on the area and found out the road was actually at a small decline, but wasn't noticed due to an optical illusion type effect. Fingerprints discredited by prints already being present from people closing their trunks. Keep up the fantastic content! :D
I've experienced sleep paralysis and it's the worst thing ever!! I used to think it was night terrors, I never knew sleep paralysis was a thing until I finally talked to my doctor. Thank God, they've gotten less frequent the older I get.
Same. It’s horrible. I’ve only had it happen when I was very tired and had fallen asleep on my back. Normally I’m a side sleeper.
To “break out of it” I found trying to move or rock myself seems to snap me out of it quicker.
I've had it 2 times and i thought i was gonna die . I was so scared.
Sleep paralysis is all physical and mental.
@@Quiet_One Yeah. You're right. I actually went to a sleep clinic years ago (though I didn't experience an episode that night). But they explained to me what it is, why it happens, etc. All in a straightforward, scientific and physiological way and it did help. It's been well over a year since I had my last episode.
@@BostonAmy That's great! I used to get it a lot too. Never went to a sleep clinic it just came and went thankfully. My mom had it too. Did some research online, we didn't have it that bad all we needed to do was get proper rest instead of staying up 18 hours straight. I like to make sure people know there's nothing paranormal about sleep paralysis because it's scary enough without believing in that stuff. Happy you're better! :)
28:05 To the guy on the rights point, I'd refer him to Mr Ballen's Capitol Theatre Haunting video (there are plenty of others but when he said he'd "never heard of a haunted bank", this one sprang to mind) that recounts the encounters multiple law enforcement officers had working in that one building.
Not Insidious, but they are linked to the Annabelle films, The Nun etc :)
My mother was murdered when I was 10 years old. When I was 22, I went back to the house and encountered her spirit. There hadn't been any breeze when I was outside but after I went inside, I could hear the wind howling. It was my mother, so I wasn't frightened and I was able to lay her to rest. After I spoke to her, the wind died down again. Her spirit couldn't rest because her death left me orphaned and she didn't know what would happen to me. I also have two or three ghost cats. I can feel them jump on the bed and walk beside my body. They then lie down against me and I can feel their weight against me. However, when I look, there's nothing visible there. I'm not a medium so I can't see spirits, but I can physically feel their effects around me. As far as the Appleton Oak's argument about not having any evidence, spirits can affect things but they don't have a physical form. It's like trying to film the air. Unless there is something in the air or something around that is affected by the air, you could argue that there isn't any air in the room. In an empty, still, room it could be in a vacuum. A camera isn't going to show that. That's why the "ghost hunters" use a variety of things to try and find ghosts. When one thing doesn't work, anther thing might. Just my thoughts.
Being named Annabel, these movies are always a little odd to watch haha, but loving your reaction, as always!
Watching this movie in theaters was one of the best experiences! There’s that one guy screaming! And the rest of us are laughing. This was supposed to be based on a true story but the girls in real life were told to over react and to go over the top.
Did you notice the ACTUAL Loraine Warren is in the crowd of the speech by the actors playing Loraine and Ed Warren.
Horror movies never scare me so I always just judge them on how much I actually care about the characters. If I care about the characters then a movie succeeds and this film and this universe in general has created lots of characters I actually find myself caring about, especially this fictional version of the Warrens.
Those werent bruises that were disappearing on her skin, it was the burns from the attempt to leave the house. So they dissipated when she was able to finally be freed.
The greatest trick is for the world to believe that evil doesn't exist, but evil does exist, it exists within ourselves, whether we choose to embrace it or not.
I am nominating Vera Farmiga to join the Scream Queen club. She has done a number of good horror projects and the camera loves her.
28:00 there is so much evidence of paranormal activity caught on camera these days, dude on the far left just seems like the guy who’ll refuse anything he doesn’t understand
Coming back to the show paranormal state, there was an episode that Lorraine consulted on where the owner of the home was having a problem with their dogs getting attacked. It turns out, a previous owner of the home who is now deceased used to kill neighborhood dogs. The Sadie parts always remind me of that one episode. I don't think the entire movie is meant to be 100% accurate to one case, but a mixture of several cases put together for the dramatic effect. From what I understand, Ed and Lorraine was never able to help this family completely, the husband ended up punching ed in the face and kicking them out of their house during the exorcism.
"The Conjuring" series includes "The Nun" and the "Annabelle" movies.
"Insidious" has its own series.
The main confusion comes from the fact Patrick Wilson plays important characters in both series.
So if you haven't seen the movies it's not surprising to think they are related.
Thanks for the clarification. I haven’t seen Insidious & was getting confused by some of the other comments.
They should totally react to insidious though. I love the first two movies
I was so sad when Lorraine Warren died in 2019! Everything she did in her life! Wow! ❤️
the family this happened to said it was a lot worse than the film. & they had to "tone down" some things because the studio would never let them keep it in the film if they didn't. Idk how much of the film is based on fact but I do remember hearing those things when they talked about this after the movie came out.
Lorraine herself said that this movie was way more underwhelming that what was portrayed in the movie and the producers/screenwriters told her she has to tone it down cuz it was just to horrifying for Hollywood
You should totally watch Cabin in the Woods, it's one of the most underrated horror movies made and it's a strong critique to the horror genre in general
The Conjuring has become a staple Halloween watch for me. This is overall one of the greatest horror series of movies. I'd say it's a modern classic that stands up to classics of yesteryears.
Man, I hope you go through the whole Conjuring universe, it’s extensive and fun.
Ooh that franchise is epic! 💜 Loved your reaction and I totally agree with The Oak at the beginning! The worst thing is when something's happening to the dog 😅 Just watched three movies in the past 2 weeks where a dog was killed and totally forgot that one was dying here as well. Like, gimme a break please 😂
I'm definitely #TeamAppletonOak on this one. If somebody invited me to stay overnight in the world's most haunted motel room, I would in a heart beat.
Btw Great movie. I suspend my disbelief in a film, regardless of plot, regardless of physics or chemistry -- as long as the story moves forward and utilizes well the visual and audio devices available in this art medium -- I'm ready for the ride!
Ok! one of my favorite movies in one of my favorite channels! TY GUYS! Happy spooky days!
Thank you and hope you enjoy😁🤘
I actually did see this movie in theaters when it first came out. I went with my two older brothers and two cousins, and the thing about scary movies is we always watch them at night. Every jump scare or loud sound was amplified by the speakers and I remember EVERYONE in the theater screaming at the scene where the mom is looking into down the basement stairs with only the single lit match. The moment that hand came out of the darkness behind the mom and clapped.. I swear people aged like 5 years in that second. Definitely a really fun and scary experience, this one and the first Insidious were actually scary to watch in theaters. Some fond memories for sure ☺️
Yes that was Lorraine Warren in that scene they have a good documentary on this story on TH-cam
I always love when Oak gets the dry heaves.😂
Lol ik some of you don't believe but I'm js that's cause you've never experienced anything like that. I never did as a kid but now I do cause I've experienced why too much with other people to not. One of the best reaction videos I've seen from you guys🔥and btw the real Annabelle doll looks nothing like that but the real one isn't scary looking at all so they changed it
Love seeing the reactions esp the sceptics lol The conjuring series are all based on true events and linked to the Amityville horror house.
I love horror, I grew up playing a lot of horror games and watching horror movies. And as a physicist, I don't really believe in paranormal. But I just wished I wasn't too scared to go to the bathroom at 1 am after watching this video. :)
One of my favourite scary movies🎃👻the Conjuring universe is unmatched!! Would absolutely be here for the Conjuring 2🤞🏼also Annabelle and Nun reaction would be epic🤝love the content!!
44:50 The Conjuring 2 has THE BEST out-of-focus camera shot in any horror movie I've seen (anyone who's seen it knows what I mean lol)
Ahhh you are taking me back! 40 yo here and I remember the story about the bus, and how people would park their car or whatever on the tracks, and these ghost children would push it.
There is a book written by Andrea Perron (one of the daughters) called House of Darkness based on this specific case published in 2011 about her experience in that house.
didn’t they give the book to the people that were making this movie and they said they couldn’t put it in this movie cause that’s how crazy it was
*house of darkness, house of light
I have never experienced anything paranormal personally, however, my brother and I grew up hearing ghost stories from my dad, aunt, and grandparents, who all swear they lived in a haunted house for a few years with a ghost that they called Catherine. I'll tell a few of the stories that stand out in my memory, 20 years later.
When my dad and his sister were in their teens(my uncle was in Vietnam at the time) they moved into a small house pretty much in the middle of nowhere. My aunt and dad started noticing weird things the very first night. My aunt was around 15 at the time. She'd had a pet bunny up that died about a week before they moved into the new house. It would sleep on top of her covers at the end of her bed every night. Some nights, he would hop off the bed and across the hard floor to get a drink. So the night they moved in, she wakes up in the dark, to a small movement by her feet. She hears and feels the covers move, and hears same sound she used to hear every night: the bunny hopping down onto the floor and across the room across the hard floor. But she didn't have a hard floor in her new room, it was carpeted. When I was younger, I asked her if she was afraid. But she said she honestly never felt that scared in the house. She said that, at the time, feeling like her rabbit was there gave her a sense of relief.
During a brief period, one of my uncle's friends from the army rented the back bedroom on the house. His intent was to stay for a couple of months, but he was only there for about 2 weeks. His first night there, he noticed that the room was a lot colder than the rest of the house. He got extra blankets from my grandmother and was finally able to fall asleep. He woke up in the middle of the night, unable to move. He looked towards the foot of the bed and saw a young girl in a white night dress standing right by his feet watching him. He threw off the covers and rushed to turn on the light, but there was no one there. My aunt said she went to the kitchen the next morning and he was asleep at the kitchen table. He told her what had happened and she explained that they saw a girl there sometimes, but she'd never done anything to hurt anyone. It happened to him two more times and he packed his balls and left.
My brother and I met the guy when my grandfather passed away several years ago. When we did finally find a chance to ask about when he rented the room, he started acting really odd. He straightened up and he told us that he's done his best to forget that he ever stayed in that house and immediatey turned and walked away from us and out of the room.
Other weird stuff would happen around the house with them hearing whispers and their names being called from other rooms. Sometimes they were alone when something happened and sometimes they were together. Sometimes it was my dad and aunt. Sometimes my aunt and grandfather. The stories never changed over the many times I heard them. Same details every time.
Again, nothing has ever happened to me personally, or my brother for that matter. But the way we heard those stories over and over, never changing. My grandparents didn't like to talk about it much, but they would chime in every once in while with a missing piece of the story whenever someone was talking about it....and then the guy who rented the room being completely unwilling to talk to us about it, when it had happened like 50+ years ago...just give me a weird feeling about it all and makes me not so certain about things.
And all of that is why Paranormal horror movies tend to get under my skin more than a reality-based horror movie.
Annabelle is actually a raggedy ann doll in real life. The sister that was being yanked had it the worst of experiences in real life out of all the sisters. The sisters actually went back recently on the show kindred spirits and talk about some of there experiences.
Great reaction once again guys the 2nd one is way more scary lol. This one did terrify me when I first watched it.
Conjuring has this whole kinda universe that is connected and the movies tie into each other so well
Remember the French Canadian farmer who got possessed
Franchise from the nun. Possessed by Valak.
Another banger reaction video! Def one of my favorite spooky series and this movie changed the genre forever 👑👑
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The Warren's were absolutely real people and worked many paranormal cases over their career. Almost all the ghost hunter shows including the og ghost hunters that arguably started the paranormal craze both tv and movie due to its popularity, (if there's money to be made there's a hundred copies of any formula that gets ratings), but they all worked cases the Warren's had touched at one point or another. Both have passed on now sadly. Rip
While they were real people, their cases were fake. A gimmick to gain popularity.
The first and only sleep paralysis that I have is probably the worst one that I could possibly had because it includes hallucinations. I can scream and speak but my voice is like I’m whispering and I can’t move. I can see in my peripheral vision that there’s a dark figure in the corner of my room and it’s getting closer towards me. When it got close enough, that dark figure got on top of me and started choking me. It is hallucinations but I can actually feel it choking me and I’m losing my breath so I’ve decided to close my eyes and it stopped. When I opened it, it’s like the dark figure resets. It’s back on the corner of my room and it’s coming towards me again so I’ve decided to just close my eyes and try to move my fingers.
It’s a really scary experience and I’m actually questioning “What if that dark figure choke me a little longer? Am I gonna die?”
Based on the "true" stories of Lorraine & Ed. If one reads other sources, the stories tends to differ some.... Still fun movies though :)
Thats here I first saw Lorainne Warren, in Paranormal state. Thats awesome you referenced that
That thumbnail😂😂.. this movie was really good but I also recommend smaller budget horror Flicks that are still just as good if not better such as
"The Void"
" the babadook"
" The collector/ The collection"
" Clive Barker's Nightbreed directors cut"
There's also a great TV series that went for three seasons staring Kevin Bacon called "The following" which is about a serial killer on death row who's been able to create a network of followers who he trains to be serial killers and each ep is dealing with a different kind of killer, Its pretty awesome🍻
😁🤘 haven't heard of those. Might have to check them out
The story Answer is talking about at the end about the bus full of kids is about Munger Road in Bartlett, Illinois. My aunt lives just past that road and we would have to drive on it all the time. My cousin and her friends tried the baby powder on the bumper with the car in neutral but nothing happened. They actually made a movie in 2011 about Munger Road.
YALL GOTTA WATCH THE 2ND!!! It has real pictures from the investigation in the credits that they recreated in the film
I've read and heard paranormal investigators say that we're all born with the ability to see things that aren't physically there. Thats why children and pets react to things that adults don't see. Because that innocence that fades with age because we become jaded by life. However, i believe some people never do truly lose that sense of womder and excitement of the unknown and thats why there are adults who can still experience, sense and see those things hidden in plain sight.
Yes one of my fav horror movies! You guys should do more horror!
Thanks for being the voice of reason Oak, I left a like and it's for you.
the real Annabel doll is a raggedy Ann doll. They made it a porcelain doll to make it creepier. I had paranormal things happen to me. I so believe in spirits, as we never could explain it.
"it's even got a rope swing..." I'm dead 🤣
The conjuring is top tier horror ,the cheesy horror aspects were ramped up with the ominous sound design and music,😭😭😭scared the shit out of me first time I saw it
You guys should watch Host ,that shit is scary asf
I do have plenty of scary experiences and a few paranormal run-ins and THIS is one of the best horror films out there. This was the second horror movie I ever watched-the first being the sixth sense, and this scared the hell out of me. Honestly I got scared when the daughter said "boo mommy" and then the clapping scene in the basement. I didn't know that could be an effective jump scare.
Also I didn't think it would be possible for grown men to be scared of horror movies but this movie proved me wrong and I can't go in any basement for the rest of my life.
I've watched many horrors. This might be my favourite. Looking forward to this!