Where Can I Watch All The Conjuring Movies

So, you're ready to dive headfirst into the creepy, crawly world of The Conjuring universe? Awesome! But navigating the spirit realm of streaming services to find these movies can feel like facing Valak herself. Don't worry, we've got your crucifix and holy water... I mean, your streaming guide, right here.

The Conjuring: A Streaming Séance

First things first, let's talk about the mothership: The Conjuring (2013). This is where it all began, with the Warrens battling a seriously nasty spirit at a Rhode Island farmhouse. You can usually find this one lurking on Max (formerly HBO Max).

Think of Max as the Warren's Occult Museum – it tends to house a lot of the key artifacts (aka, the movies) in this franchise. Keep an eye out there!

Conjuring 2: Now You See Me, Now You're Possessed

Next up, The Conjuring 2 (2016). This time, Ed and Lorraine Warren are off to Enfield, England, to deal with a poltergeist that's making life miserable for a single mom and her kids. Sometimes, you can find it on Max as well, but it frequently floats around to other platforms like Netflix or Hulu.

Imagine the Warrens, not with their ghost-hunting gadgets, but endlessly scrolling through streaming services. "Lorraine, is that Valak on Prime Video?"

Annabelle: The Doll That Launched a Thousand Screams

Let's talk about Annabelle, the doll who's probably given more people nightmares than Freddy Krueger. There are three Annabelle movies: Annabelle (2014), Annabelle: Creation (2017), and Annabelle Comes Home (2019).

These spin-offs tend to be a bit more scattered across different platforms. Renting or buying these on platforms like Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, or Vudu is often the most reliable bet.

The Nun and The Crooked Man: Spin-Off Spectacles

Then we've got The Nun (2018). This one dives into Valak's backstory, taking us to a creepy Romanian monastery. The Nun, much like the Annabelle movies, is often available for rent or purchase on the usual suspects: Prime Video, Apple TV, and Google Play.

And let’s not forget the whispers of The Crooked Man spin-off still floating about. The Warrens have their hands full!

The Curse of La Llorona: A Weeping Woman's Woes

Don’t forget about The Curse of La Llorona (2019). While technically part of The Conjuring universe (thanks to a clever connection), it often gets overlooked. Again, think rental or purchase for this one, unless you get lucky with a streaming service surprise.

The Devil Made Me Do It: A Courtroom Conjuring

Finally, we arrive at The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It (2021). This installment takes the Warrens into a courtroom drama with a demonic twist. This one's usually available for rent or purchase, or might pop up on Max after a while.

A Few Extra Tips for Your Streaming Séance

First, use a site like JustWatch.com. This handy website tells you exactly where each movie is streaming, renting, or available for purchase. It's like having Lorraine Warren's psychic abilities, but for streaming services!

Second, be patient! Streaming rights change all the time. A movie that's on Netflix today might be on Hulu tomorrow. So, keep checking!

And third, don't watch them all alone in the dark... unless you're into that sort of thing. Happy haunting!