Warren is coming back for an last paranormal investigation Consuming: the last ritualThe

In the fourth installment of the horror franchise, Patrick Wilson And Vera Come back as a real -life paranormal investigator Ed And Lauren WarrenThe Now, both are dealing with The notorious haunting It influenced the Smurle family in the 80s.

Wilson shared in an interview of 2025 Recreation weekly The story of the Smurle family is somewhat on the Consuming team radar.

The actor told the outlet, "We know about it for a long time." "Then the authors are wandering around with the family and what is happening in the family life that is where we can really play it. We're not creating a documentary."

Keep scrolling for a breakdown Consuming: the last ritual And smurl family haunting:

Based on the true story 'The Consuming: Last Rights'?

Consuming: the last ritual Smurle family is tolerant of a real -life ghost -based. Warnens investigated the case in 1986 Pen Live.

Who is the Smurl family?

In the Smurl family, parents are composed of Jack and Janet Smurl and their four children.

What happened to the Smurl family?

In 1973, Jack, Janet and the two children that they had moved to a dual house on Chase Street in West Pittston, Pennsylvania. While at home, the family felt multiple strange things, including loud noise and bad odor.

As the situation worsened, the family claimed that the entity had thrown their family dog into the wall, shakes their mattress, dropped one of their daughters on a stairs flight and abducted family members.

After spending a few years with the ghosts, the Warners Smurl's family learned of the family and went to investigate their house in 1986. Ed and Lauren claimed that the evidence of paranormal activities was confronted with multiple pressures, including knocking, wrapping and a message written in a mirror that they asked to leave. Lauren claimed that there were four spirits in the Smurl residence: a elderly woman, a young girl, a man who died at home and a monster.

Warners did not eventually get rid of the monster in the house, so Smurles called on the local priest to make an outward, which made the issues normal.

What happened to the Smurl family house?

Despite being released from the monsters, Memorials claimed that they still heard the shake and saw the shadow. They finish moving. A woman named Debra Oven came home and shared it with journalists that she never felt anything outside the general.

Has the Smurl family story inspired other works?

In addition to inspiring the final Consuming Film, the story of Memorials was the content of a paperback of 1986 GhostlyThe Ay TV The movie was released in 1991.

When does 'The Consuming: Last Rights' come out?

Consuming: the last ritual September 5, 2025 hits the theaters.