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Its based on the real story of a man named Arne Johnson, who said demonic possession made him kill his landlord. In the trailer, paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren encounter a vicious new demon. But weвЂ™ll see.ДЄnd you can find out for yourself on June 4, when The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It hits theaters and HBO Max.ДЄre you going to be there? Tell us your thoughts on our social media or in these comments. The terrifying new trailer for 'The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It' was released on Thursday. In real life, the judge was like, вЂњPfftвЂ¦no.вЂќ But who knows how theyвЂ™ll spin it in the film version? As you can see from the trailer below, it looks like they may get further with that defense in the movie. So JohnsonвЂ™s lawyer, Martin Minnella, tried to raise that as their defense. The Conjuring 3 TrailerДЄnyway, the day after Johnson killed Bono, Lorraine Warren breezed into the local police department with a ready explanation for the crime. Uh, sounds like something someone in a horror movie would do. (Like, at least 40!) Johnson, who lived with the Glatzels, even resorted to mocking the demons, inviting them to try and possess him, instead. They conducted multiple exorcisms, which they viewed as necessary, because David was positively crawling with demons. Blessing the home hadnвЂ™t helped, so the family called in the Warrens. But the attacks got worse, to the point that David would wake up in hysterics. And heвЂ™d been reporting for some time that an old man was tormenting him.ДЄt first, everyone dismissed it as the product of a childвЂ™s wild imagination. The 11-year-old David was the younger brother of JohnsonвЂ™s fiancГ© Debbie. Or more specifically, theyвЂ™d been working with JohnsonвЂ™s soon-to-be brother-in-law, David Glatzel. You see, before the murder, the Warrens had been working with Johnson. As the CCU draws its inspiration from the WarrensвЂ™ real cases, itвЂ™s no surprise then that The Conjuring 3 is no different. They were also real people (who did not look anything like Patrick Wilson or Vera Farmiga). And that might have been the official story on the Johnson/Bono case if it hadnвЂ™t been for Lorraine Warren.Д®d and Lorraine Warren, as CCU fans know, are the stars of the Conjuring films. Basically, people consume intoxicants, someone reportedly becomes aggressive, and then dot dot dot, murder. Reading over the circumstances of BonoвЂ™s death, I canвЂ™t help but think of the gruesome вЂњ Scissors SistersвЂќ case in Ireland, which began with a similar set of circumstances. What is less clear, however, is why he killed the man. (Note: According to the trailer, theyвЂ™ve renamed the character based on Bono to вЂњBruno Sauls.вЂќ) That is an established fact. In late November 1981, 19-year-old Connecticut man Arne Johnson killed his landlord, Alan Bono. The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It Takes Its Story from Real-Life CaseДЄlabamaвЂ™s own Louvin Brothers, hitting yвЂ™all with THE TRUTH (image via Capitol Nashville) However, with the Conjuring 3 trailer, the CCU shows us a story that may be the most disturbing yet. Whether you find them effective or not, Valak (the Nun) and certainly Annabelle have established themselves as horror mainstays. And while Wan isn't sitting in the director's chair for the sequel, he is producing, and he has handed the reins off to a filmmaker with in-universe experience, as Michael Chaves previously directed The Curse Of La Llorona.The Conjuring Cinematic Universe, or CCU, has introduced some arguably iconic scares. Hayes, and James Wan, David Leslie Johnson-McGoldrick is getting a solo screenplay credit on the new film, after having developed the story with James Wan. After having co-written The Conjuring 2 with Chad Hayes, Carey W. Irish actor Ruairi O'Connor is playing Arne Cheyenne Johnson, while the rest of the supporting cast includes Julian Hilliard, Charlene Amoia, Sarah Catherine Hook, Paul Wilson, and Ronnie Gene Blevins. The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It marks the fourth time that Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga have played Ed and Lorraine Warren, having last appeared in writer/director Gary Dauberman's fantastic Annabelle Comes Home in 2019.

While it was originally going to come out last fall, which is a nice season for the genre thanks to Halloween, it feels right that the movie is going to be coming out during the summer, as that was the case for both James Wan's The Conjuring (which came out on July 19, 2013) and Wan's The Conjuring 2 (which came out on June 10, 2016). 2020 was the first year since 2015 that horror fans didn't get to see a new chapter in the Conjuring Universe franchise, and it's great to see the tap turned back on again.

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