Warner Bros. Series 'The Conjuring' Universe Takes a Streaming Shot, Coming to HBO Max in Time for Thanksgiving
HBO Max has announced that it will be streaming the most recent installment in the Warren family-focused horror film series "The Conjuring: Last Rites" starting November 21, just in time for Thanksgiving. Although marketed as the last chapter of the franchise, following a successful box office run and sparking rumors of potential prequels, fans can now catch it on HBO Max.
With the release of this emotional installment, which sees Lorraine and Ed Warren embarking on their final supernatural investigation after retreating from the world, viewers are left wondering if this marks a permanent conclusion to the series. Despite creative liberties taken with real-life investigators, the performances of Vera Farmiga and Patrick Wilson as the married duo battling dark forces add a captivating element to the film.
"Last Rites" not only broke records at the box office but also set a new milestone for Warner Bros. and New Line's horror franchise, now ranked as the highest-grossing horror series of all time. To celebrate this milestone, HBO will air a marathon featuring various films from "The Conjuring" Universe starting on November 22.
For fans eager to indulge in the entire series, HBO Max has already made available its preceding installments, including "Annabelle Comes Home," and other notable titles such as "Annabelle: Creation." Now, with the premiere of "Last Rites," viewers can embark on a marathon viewing session featuring all the critically acclaimed horror films within the franchise.
HBO Max has announced that it will be streaming the most recent installment in the Warren family-focused horror film series "The Conjuring: Last Rites" starting November 21, just in time for Thanksgiving. Although marketed as the last chapter of the franchise, following a successful box office run and sparking rumors of potential prequels, fans can now catch it on HBO Max.
With the release of this emotional installment, which sees Lorraine and Ed Warren embarking on their final supernatural investigation after retreating from the world, viewers are left wondering if this marks a permanent conclusion to the series. Despite creative liberties taken with real-life investigators, the performances of Vera Farmiga and Patrick Wilson as the married duo battling dark forces add a captivating element to the film.
"Last Rites" not only broke records at the box office but also set a new milestone for Warner Bros. and New Line's horror franchise, now ranked as the highest-grossing horror series of all time. To celebrate this milestone, HBO will air a marathon featuring various films from "The Conjuring" Universe starting on November 22.
For fans eager to indulge in the entire series, HBO Max has already made available its preceding installments, including "Annabelle Comes Home," and other notable titles such as "Annabelle: Creation." Now, with the premiere of "Last Rites," viewers can embark on a marathon viewing session featuring all the critically acclaimed horror films within the franchise.
I also heard that this movie is like a love letter to the real-life investigators who inspired it... can't wait to see more of their story! 
November 21st is literally counting down fast!
! like, who doesn't love a good scare fest before thanksgiving? and vera farmiga and patrick wilson are literally the best as the warren couple - their chemistry on screen is always so captivating 
. but tbh, with all these movies coming out, it's starting to feel like they're stretching it a bit with "last rites" being marketed as the final chapter 
. can't wait for that marathon tho though!
. Anyway, I'm glad they're making the older movies available on HBO Max – 'Annabelle Comes Home' was a solid watch (don't @ me). But let's be real, 'Last Rites' is probs gonna get butchered in streaming quality... fingers crossed they don't mess it up 
... just kidding, I don't get why anyone's hyped about it. Warner Bros. thinks they're gonna make bank off these movies streaming on HBO Max? Please, everyone and their grandma has already seen them in theaters. And let's be real, the Conjuring series is getting old - time to move on from all the ghostly drama 
. Marking this as the last chapter now? No way, they'll just keep milking it for more cash 
. I mean, another horror film? Who doesn't already have enough nightmares from The Conjuring, right? And let's be real, streaming it just before Thanksgiving is gonna make people associate all things spooky and scary with the holiday season... what a buzzkill 
. And don't even get me started on the marathon - who needs that much horror on one go? Can we just stick to watching the same 5 movies over and over again instead of having an entire series to trawl through? 
I've seen all the movies already but it's still gonna be so much fun to rewatch them with a fresh perspective, especially since they're adding Last Rites to the mix... can't wait to see how it wraps up the whole Warren family saga 
has anyone else been following this franchise? 
. Vera Farmiga and Patrick Wilson are such great actors, btw... their chemistry on screen is always so captivating 
and Vera Farmiga and Patrick Wilson are just so talented together 
Fingers crossed! 
I'm so hyped that HBO Max is bringing 'The Conjuring' universe to their platform! It's about time we can binge-watch our favorite Warrens battling demons in peace 
. I mean, who doesn't love a good scary flick around the holidays? But seriously, it's awesome that they're making all the installments available for marathon viewing sessions - Vera and Patrick are just amazing as Lorraine and Ed 
. The fact that 'Last Rites' is already breaking box office records and setting new milestones is crazy! Warner Bros. and New Line must be super proud of their horror franchise 
Vera Farmiga and Patrick Wilson are literally amazing as the Warrens, they always bring so much depth to their characters. Can't wait for the marathon on Nov 22, it's going to be a horror movie fest 
I know some fans might be worried about the continuity, but honestly, I'm all about that spooky content 
anyway, its gonna be lit watching Lorraine and Ed take on the supernatural one last time 
. Can't believe it's coming just in time for Thanksgiving, what a perfect excuse to binge-watch all the Conjuring flicks 
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