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Livestream Inside The Real ‘Conjuring’ House All Day, All Night For a Week
The spooky house that served as the inspiration behind 2013’s The Conjuring movie is getting ready for its livestream debut as owners, the Heinzen family, prepare to bring their infamous homestead online to the public.
All of your curiosities will be appeased as the cameras go live from May 9 through May 16; all day and all night long.
This special event is being produced by the filmmaker and “paranormal experts” collective The Dark Zone Network.
Cameras will be mounted throughout the house, giving subscribers a chance to view many of the Rhode Island house’s rooms. Meanwhile, according to People, the Heinzen’s will “conduct paranormal investigations, seances, Ouija board sessions and invite some of the most well-known and respected luminaries in the paranormal community to pop in remotely and share their most bone-chilling experiences from the house.”
A free preview will get things underway on May 8 then a paywall will go into effect; $4.99 for 24 hours, $19.99 for the whole week, all proceeds going to charities helping to ease the coronavirus pandemic.
Whereas another famous house located in Amityville hasn’t reported any paranormal activity since its terrorized inhabitants moved out, the Heinzen’s, who bought the house in 2019, say their’s is abuzz with ghostly fervor.
“Footsteps, knocks, we’ve had lights flashing in rooms, and when I say lights flashing in rooms, it’s rooms that don’t have light in there to begin with,” Cory Heinzen told KETK.
Cory isn’t concerned about spectral maliciousness though. “I don’t have the feeling of anything evil, [but] it’s very busy,” he told old the Sun Journal. “You can tell there’s a lot of things going on in the house.”
The real farmhouse looks nothing like the one in the film. A movie soundstage was built in Wilmington, North Carolina on which a stylized version of the real thing was constructed.
James Wan directed the first The Conjuring movie which followed the supernatural investigations of demonologists Ed and Lorraine Warren, played by Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga respectively.
In 1971, the real Warrens were called upon to help then-owners, the Perron family who were violently traumatized by a spirit who wanted to kill them. Concluding that the spirit was actually a spiteful witch who cursed the land, Ed and Lorraine helped the Perrons identify the entity that had besieged their home.
The curse was reportedly made by Bathsheba Sherman, a real person from the area and suspected witch.
Wan’s creation was so successful that it spawned two sequels, The Conjuring 3 is heading to theaters in September of 2020.
The livestream happens May 9 through May 16 with a free preview on May 8. Get all the details HERE.
Source: People
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‘Evil Dead’ Film Franchise Getting TWO New Installments
It was a risk for Fede Alvarez to reboot Sam Raimi’s horror classic The Evil Dead in 2013, but that risk paid off and so did its spiritual sequel Evil Dead Rise in 2023. Now Deadline is reporting that the series is getting, not one, but two fresh entries.
We already knew about the Sébastien Vaniček upcoming film that delves into the Deadite universe and should be a proper sequel to the latest film, but we are broadsided that Francis Galluppi and Ghost House Pictures are doing a one-off project set in Raimi’s universe based off of an idea that Galluppi pitched to Raimi himself. That concept is being kept under wraps.
“Francis Galluppi is a storyteller who knows when to keep us waiting in simmering tension and when to hit us with explosive violence,” Raimi told Deadline. “He is a director that shows uncommon control in his feature debut.”
That feature is titled The Last Stop In Yuma County which will release theatrically in the United States on May 4. It follows a traveling salesman, “stranded at a rural Arizona rest stop,” and “is thrust into a dire hostage situation by the arrival of two bank robbers with no qualms about using cruelty-or cold, hard steel-to protect their bloodstained fortune.”
Galluppi is an award-winning sci-fi/horror shorts director whose acclaimed works include High Desert Hell and The Gemini Project. You can view the full edit of High Desert Hell and the teaser for Gemini below:
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‘Invisible Man 2’ Is “Closer Than Its Ever Been” to Happening
Elisabeth Moss in a very well-thought-out statement said in an interview for Happy Sad Confused that even though there have been some logistical issues for doing Invisible Man 2 there is hope on the horizon.
Podcast host Josh Horowitz asked about the follow-up and if Moss and director Leigh Whannell were any closer to cracking a solution to getting it made. “We are closer than we have ever been to cracking it,” said Moss with a huge grin. You can see her reaction at the 35:52 mark in the below video.
Whannell is currently in New Zealand filming another monster movie for Universal, Wolf Man, which might be the spark that ignites Universal’s troubled Dark Universe concept which hasn’t gained any momentum since Tom Cruise’s failed attempt at resurrecting The Mummy.
Also, in the podcast video, Moss says she is not in the Wolf Man film so any speculation that it’s a crossover project is left in the air.
Meanwhile, Universal Studios is in the middle of constructing a year-round haunt house in Las Vegas which will showcase some of their classic cinematic monsters. Depending on attendance, this could be the boost the studio needs to get audiences interested in their creature IPs once more and to get more films made based on them.
The Las Vegas project is set to open in 2025, coinciding with their new proper theme park in Orlando called Epic Universe.
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Jake Gyllenhaal’s Thriller ‘Presumed Innocent’ Series Gets Early Release Date
Jake Gyllenhaal’s limited series Presumed Innocent is dropping on AppleTV+ on June 12 instead of June 14 as originally planned. The star, whose Road House reboot has brought mixed reviews on Amazon Prime, is embracing the small screen for the first time since his appearance on Homicide: Life on the Street in 1994.
Presumed Innocent is being produced by David E. Kelley, J.J. Abrams’ Bad Robot, and Warner Bros. It is an adaptation of Scott Turow’s 1990 film in which Harrison Ford plays a lawyer doing double duty as an investigator looking for the murderer of his colleague.
These types of sexy thrillers were popular in the ’90s and usually contained twist endings. Here’s the trailer for the original:
According to Deadline, Presumed Innocent doesn’t stray far from the source material: “…the Presumed Innocent series will explore obsession, sex, politics and the power and limits of love as the accused fights to hold his family and marriage together.”
Up next for Gyllenhaal is the Guy Ritchie action movie titled In the Grey scheduled for release in January 2025.
Presumed Innocent is an eight-episode limited series set to stream on AppleTV+ starting June 12.
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