Current Status of The Conjuring Universe Films
As of 2025, there is no officially announced new theatrical Conjuring movie in active development from Warner Bros.
The most recent mainline Conjuring film was The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It (2021), with spin-offs like The Nun (2018), The Crooked Man (2023), and The Devil Made Me Do It expanding the universe. The original Conjuring (2013) and its sequel remain the core of the series. Warner Bros has not confirmed a new Conjuring feature in production, though small-screen projects and novelizations are in the broader franchise pipeline.
Released Conjuring Features (Theatrical)
The Core Conjuring Films
| Title | Year | Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Conjuring | 2013 | Theatrical | Launch of the main series |
| The Conjuring 2 | 2016 | Theatrical | London Enfield case |
| The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It | 2021 | Theatrical | First court-case witchcraft angle; last announced theatrical feature |
Spin-Off Theatrical Features
| Title | Year | Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Nun | 2018 | Theatrical | Valak origin story |
| The Crooked Man | 2023 | Theatrical | Corrupted toy mythology |
Upcoming Projects and What They Mean
Warner Bros has emphasized the Conjuring IP in development, though current pipelines highlight television, streaming, and novels rather than new theaters. Notable public notes include:
- No official greenlit theatrical Conjuring sequel as of 2025.
- Expansion via connected TV and digital storytelling under the broader Conjuring umbrella.
- Continued merchandising, novelizations, and potential theme integrations keeping the brand active between major films.
What a Future Conjuring Movie Would Need
Should a new Conjuring movie move forward, key elements audiences expect include grounded period settings, forensic storytelling anchored in real cases, and escalation through linked universe mythology. Studios typically weigh IP synergy, cast availability, and market appetite for horror tentpoles when greenlighting sequels, so announcements often align with franchise strategy windows.
How to Track Future Conjuring Announcements
To reliably monitor Conjuring developments, prioritize primary sources: official studio press channels, verified trade publications, and platform announcements from major distributors. Treat speculative reports, rumor aggregators, and unverified social posts as low-certainty inputs that may precede, but not confirm, production starts.
Indicators of serious development include attached talent, registered trademarks, official press releases, and listings in studio fiscal calendars. Until such signals appear, the status remains dormant for new core features, with the existing catalog and smaller franchise extensions keeping the property active.