The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It is directed by Michael Chaves and is the latest horror film of the series. The film is the third part of the franchise after The Conjuring and The Conjuring 2. The movie is about the murder trial of Arne Cheyenne Johnson in 1981.
When will it be released?
The production team started with the work in 2016, but there were some delays by James Wan after opting to stay out and not direct the film. The film officially began its production in 2017, and it was confirmed that it’s not a haunted house movie. Michael Chavesan revealed the official release date to be September 11, 2020.
Who are all in it?
Ed Warren and Lorraine Warren will return as paranormal investigators and will again be played by Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga respectively. There will be some flashback sequences, and Megan Ashley Brown and Mitchell Hoog will perform young Lorraine and Ed.
Other actors to either return or newly sign are-
- Ruairi O’Connor acting as Arne Cheyenne Johnson
- Sarah Catherine Hook acting as Debbie Glatzel
- Julian Hillard acting as David Glatzel
- Charlene Amoia acting as Judy Glatzel
- Paul Wilson acting as Carl Glatzel
- Sterling Jerins acting as Judy Warren
- Shannon Kook acting as Drew Thomas
- Steve Coulter acting as Father Gordon
- Ronnie Gene Blevins is acting as Alan Bono.
As we can see, there are a few new faces to have been added to the movie.
Plot
Though a lot has not been revealed about the film, we do know that the story revolves around the real-life investigation that the Warrens undertook. It is about a man who claims to be possessed by the demon and that the devil made him commit murder. The horror-filled story was a shocker to the Warrens as they have never encountered such a complicated case.
The film is going to be a little different, and we are awaiting the release. Now just 84 days away from this chilling adventure.
