Supernatural & ParanormalNo. 7922 · The 2026 edition
How and Where to Watch All the 'The Conjuring' Movies in Order
Ready for a fright marathon? Find out the best order to watch The Conjuring universe and where to stream each chilling installment.
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From The Conjuring to The Nun and Annabelle, this guide walks you through the chronological and release order of the entire Conjuring franchise, including streaming availability on platforms like HBO Max, Netflix, and Amazon Prime.
About this
Good Housekeeping guide to watching The Conjuring Universe movies. It lists all 10 films in chronological in-story order, from 1950s The Nun to 2025's The Conjuring: Last Rites, with plot summaries and streaming links. It also provides a separate release-date order and notes where most films are available.
The list
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The Nun 2018
1952 Romania; Father Burke and Sister Irene face demon Valak; pre-Warrens.
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The Nun 2 2023
1956; Sister Irene investigates new deaths in Europe; Valak returns.
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Annabelle: Creation 2017
1955 South Carolina; doll maker's family and orphans unleash a demon via a porcelain doll.
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Annabelle 2014
1967 Pasadena; a doctor's gift doll brings paranormal events after a deadly home invasion.
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The Conjuring 2013
1971 Rhode Island; Perron family hires Ed and Lorraine Warren; James Wan directs.
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Annabelle Comes Home 2019
1972; Annabelle's case is unlocked when the Warrens' babysitter has a friend over.
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The Curse of La Llorona 2019
1973 Los Angeles; a mother prays to La Llorona; considered an in-universe spin-off, not official.
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The Conjuring 2 2016
1976; Warrens investigate Amityville and the Enfield Poltergeist in London; Valak vision.
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The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It 2021
1981; Arne Cheyenne Johnson's trial; Warrens trace a curse to a witch's totem.
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The Conjuring: Last Rites 2025
1986; based on Smurl family haunting; possibly the franchise's final film.
Where to watch: HBO Max · Hulu · Prime Video · Apple TV
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