Warner Bros. Pictures [Spoilers for The Curse of La Llorona]. The five films in the Conjuring Universe — The Conjuring, The Conjuring 2, Annabelle, Annabelle: Creation, and The Nun — have made ...

Before The Curse of La Llorona had premiered at SXSW, the only connection to The Conjuring universe was that it was directed by Michael Chaves, who is taking over from James Wan for The Conjuring ...

It helps here it's literally genetic — "The Curse of La Llorona" cinematographer Michael Burgess is the son of "The Conjuring 2" cinematographer Don Burgess, and he shot second unit footage on ...

The Curse of La Llorona is in theaters now. Read our full review if you want to know what we thought, and keep reading below to find out how the newest movie connects to the Conjuring universe ...

It should be noted that The Curse Of La Llorona had the weakest opening of any Conjuring Universe movie thus far - with David F. Sandberg's Annabelle: Creation previously holding that title with ...

She was beautiful, the legend goes -- one of the most beautiful women in Mexico, in fact. So when she came to town in 1673, she attracted attention and lots ...

When The Curse of La Llorona landed in theaters in 2019, audiences knew they were in for an unsettling adventure inspired by the mythical figure, with one scene completely shocking viewers, as an ...

The Curse of La Llorona isn't actually a part of The Conjuring Universe despite its two Annabelle-related cameos, says director Michael Chaves. It only became known as the eighth installment in ...

In the wake of the release of The Conjuring in 2013, some of the more iconic figures earned spinoffs with projects like Annabelle and The Nun, but when The Curse of La Llorona landed in theaters ...

Well, $2.37 billion if you count Michael Chaves’ “The Curse of La Llorona.” That early 2019 flick earned $123 million in early 2019 and contained a handful of “Conjuring” universe treats ...

The Curse of La Llorona isn't actually a part of The Conjuring Universe despite its two Annabelle-related cameos, says director Michael Chaves.