Though the Annabelle doll is also infested by a demon, which possesses a young girl named Janice (Talitha Bateman) and later murders her adopted parents (which happens at the beginning of “Annabelle”), that demon isn’t Valak. She has a photo of herself with some of the nuns there - and in the background, steeped in shadow, Valak appears as well. The nun, Sister Charlotte (Stephanie Sigman), apparently spent some time at the monastery in Romania where Valak was imprisoned. In “Annabelle: Creation,” which takes place in 1955, we learn how the doll came to be haunted when a group of orphans and the nun who looks after them move into the home of a dollmaker and his wife. Valak also has a link to the “Annabelle” story, which is a spin-off of the first “Conjuring” movie. She manages to save Ed from Valak, who means to kill him (impaling him as in the vision Lorraine saw), and banish the demon back to hell.Īlso Read: Everything We've Learned About the Purge from the Movies The Warrens later head to Enfield, England, to investigate another haunting, which Lorraine realizes is also the work of Valak. When Lorraine encounters Valak, she sees a vision of Ed being impaled. murdering his family in Amityville, and the further hauntings of the Lutz family that the Warrens investigated. It’s implied that Valak might have been responsible for Ronnie DeFeo Jr. In “The Conjuring 2,” we learn that Lorraine had been feeling the presence of Valak sort of vaguely for a while, but she encountered the demon in a major way during the Amityville case (which really happened, and has been adapted into a bunch of movies, beginning with “The Amityville Horror”) that’s shown at the beginning of the movie. That’s the moment, it seems, when Valak infests the Warrens’ lives. On the video, Marcel can be seen whispering something to Lorraine, who reacts violently and in fear. “The Nun” features a retcon of the scene from “The Conjuring,” with Bloquet replacing the original actor who played Maurice in the film the Warrens show during the lecture. As the three leave the monastery once and for all, Frenchie reveals his real name.Īlso Read: All the Ways 'The First Purge' Skewers America and Donald Trump The end of “The Nun” reveals that Valak managed to possess Frenchie just before Sister Irene sealed the gateway to Hell in the catacombs beneath the monastery - and that allowed the demon to escape its confines out into the world. As “The Nun” makes clear, that Maurice is Frenchie (Jonas Bloquet), the young man who helped Father Burke and Sister Irene at the Romanian monastery.
The victim of the demonic possession in the video is a French-Canadian man named Maurice. That lecture is attended by Carolyn Perron (Lili Taylor), whose family is being haunted, and it convinces her to ask the Warrens for help.
Conjuring timelime movie#
The end of “The Nun” features a direct tie to the first movie in the “Conjuring”-verse, “The Conjuring.” In that movie, the Warrens give a lecture at Massachusetts Western University, in which they show a video of an exorcism they participated in, and some of the strange effects they witnessed while it was happening. to infect Lorraine’s life, and how she came to be embroiled in the haunting in Enfield, England in that movie.
“The Nun” reveals how Valak made her way from Romania all the way to the U.S. We know Valak shows up again in “The Conjuring 2,” and spends quite a while haunting paranormal investigator Lorraine Warren (Vera Farmiga) and her husband, Ed (Patrick Wilson). Spoiler alert: Valak’s there, and things get pretty scary.Īlso Read: 13 Horror Movies to Stream on Netflix for Friday the 13th (Photos) A miracle-hunting priest, Father Burke (Demián Bichir), and a young nun, Sister Irene (Taissa Farmiga) are sent to investigate the place. The events of “The Nun” take place in 1952 in a Romanian convent that sees some spooky things happen. “The Nun” is technically a prequel in the ever-expanding “Conjuring” film universe, telling something of an origin story for Valak, the super-scary demon nun of “The Conjuring 2.” But thanks to various teases, we know Valak is tied a little more deeply into all the movies surrounding “The Conjuring” than it might have seemed before. (Note: This post contains spoilers for “The Nun,” specifically its ending.
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