Ed and Lorraine Warren aren’t out of the woods just yet. Warner Bros. Discovery unveiled plans for its newly merged Max streaming service Wednesday, and along with it came news of a Conjuring universe TV series that’s currently in development. The catch? The franchise is shifting gears (and genres)

Warner Bros. The Conjuring house in Harrisville, Rhode Island that was owned by the Perron family in the film is still around. The new owners of the house say they have experienced numerous signs of paranormal activity in the home since buying it. More weird news here. What started out as

Warner Bros. While I’m far from being a “horror movie guy” — I think that has a lot to do with the fact that my Dad used to get a kick out of making me watch Poltergeist with him when I was like 7-years-old — I absolutely adore The Conjuring franchise, which is now, somehow, EIGHT movies deep.

The Conjuring franchise has been a juggernaut having grossed almost $2 billion against a combined budget of around $140 million for the seven films that have been released. The main series centers on real-life paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren and some of the most disturbing cases

Good news for people who like scary movies. The writers who got The Conjuring film franchise rolling, Chad and Carey Hayes, recently revealed they are in development for a new horror film franchise based around the notorious LaLaurie Mansion in New Orleans. Fans of American Horror Story will recall