The universe for conjunction is one of the most unique franchisees for horror that ever exist. While most of the horror properties (and yes, there are a multitude of "EM), in the form of numerous extensions, remake, restart and props, the" Conjection "series is the first to adopt the model known from Marvel's Chinese universe:" main "franchise supported by several smaller ones. So, we have the three films "Concerning", the three pictures "Annabella", the two films "Nun" and (depending on who you are talking about) Convenient, "La Lorona's Curse". Ironically, The "Conjection" property It also adopted the growing pain that MCC had experienced in the early days, because while there was a general path for each of them-in the case of Marvel, it was decades of comics, and for the "conjunction", these were the real exploitation of Demonologists Ed and Lauren Warren.

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Thus, while the three main "conjared" films each cherry selected, collected from Varence's history to dramatize, spin-off films have gone in their own directions and implications are increasingly shown that Varence may either appear in them or may go to a final blow. For example, the final moments of the nun reproduced by the first "Contring" scene, Nin II saw the middle-credit scene by Ed (Patrick Wilson) and Lauren (Vera Farmiga) responding to a call for a mysterious new case, and "Annabel" comes home.

That latest film may have seemed to be an indication of where the Universe of "Consumer" could be, and it looked like a very destination in the MCC style. At Annabella comes home, Varence's Daughterter and several other characters are trapped in a house filled with the haunted collection of totems and trifles, and thus must face a series of frightening opponents, including the haunted doll of the same name. It was a film with monsters that was not a very movie "Avengers"-a crossover, but felt close to it. Now, on the eve of the announcement of what the franchise gurus calls the latest main film "Conjuring", "Last Rituals", it seems that the idea of ​​"Avengers: Endgame" for the film was really briefly considered before things were shown.

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While imagining "the last rituals", director Michael Chavez (who also rushes "La Lorona", "Nun II" and "Conjuring: The Devil made me do it"), and other members of the Franchise Referral (including a long -term producer). As Chavez admitted for fun per week (which also premieres some exclusive images of the film), the possibility of film "Avengers" similar to the climb-that would include every former entity facing Varnence, showing that he would make a paranormal battle. As he said:

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"Even as we were developing it, we threw a bunch of ideas:" How shamelessly can we do it? "" How much can we do it? " "Is this the culmination of all the demons who come to face them?" "

While the idea that Ed and Lauren were struggling with the sleeve of supernatural asters, it was enticing, in the end, the colder heads prevailed. Chavez admitted that he wanted to keep things with a low key, saying, "I felt strong that the biggest, most emotional story we can tell is the tallest story." This Notion also extended to the idea of ​​any Team-ups, Too, Yet Another Franchise Idea what the mcu has only continued to indulge in. So, Sister Irene from the "Nun" Films, Played by Vera Farmiga's Real-Life Sister, Taissa, Will Not Appear, and Even the Warrens' Daughter Judy (Played by Sterling Jerins in the Prior "Conjuring" Grace in "Annabelle Comes Home") will be played by a new actor, Mia Tomlinson.

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As explained by the Jameseshei Van, the producer and director of the first two films "Concern", "Last Rituals" is intended to keep the focus firmly on Varence, rather than trying and creating a great finale:

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"The beating of this franchise is Vera Farmiga and Patrick Wilson who play Ed and Lauren. Family dynamics, the faith that the characters have, and the faith they have in each other are really things that lead to this particular franchise. them. "

Chavez reiterated Van's statement, saying that "the last rituals" feel really feeling "as a right end to return to the franchise's heart, the family of it." Thus, the "last rituals" were set in the mid-1980s, a period when Varens was retired by supernatural grinding and sees the couple in action for one last case. This case, the HUMBL family, the persecution, is one that, similar to the experiences of the Luts family in Amitville during the 1970s, was strongly released and debated a supernatural event of its time, creating a book as well as In 1991 made for TV movie. Farmiga teases the way the film brings the story of Varence, saying "this is different from the other. The other three were for persecution, and this is for counting, in a way."

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However, although Farmiga, Wilson, Van and Chavez seem to be adamant that this film is the latest cinema for Varence, this may not be the end of the Conjuring Universe in itself. The Previously announced series "Conjuring" Max He is still in development, and Cinema chief New Line, Richard Brenner, talked to the Hollywood reporter a few months agoclaiming that "the last rituals" is "the last of what we call a stage". He then responded to the subsequent request, saying "the second phase is TBD". It is not much to continue, but it seems that while Varence can hang his rosaries and crosses, we may not have seen the last of the different monachiors and Annabelles yet. Like everything, when it comes to supernatural, hold your eyes peeled and try to have faith.

"Conjuring: The last rituals" will begin the persecution of theaters on September 5, 2025.