The Real Perron Family Speaks

After enduring months of trespassers and gawkers following the movie's release, the current owner of The Conjuring house, Norma Sutcliffe, decided to fight back by conducting several months worth of research in order to prove that the majority of the movie and Andrea Perron's story are pure fiction. Along with the help of a journalist, she scoured local historical records, uncovering information that largely disproves both the movie and Andrea Perron's story. After presenting her findings to the local historical society, Norma created this video to share what she has discovered.

Watch an interview with paranormal investigator Lorraine Warren and the The Conjuring director James Wan. Lorraine, who had investigated the haunting with her husband Ed, talks about growing up with her psychic abilities and James admits that he never visited the real farmhouse.

After attending an early screening with her sister Cindy, author Andrea Perron offers her review of the The Conjuring movie, which was based on the haunted Rhode Island farmhouse that she lived in as a child. She praises the movie for taking the unique approach of looking at their real-life story from the perspective of paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren.

This is The Conjuring Trailer that features members of the real Perron family on which the movie is based. This preview is the third trailer and is essentially the TV spot interspersed with clips of family members speaking about the actual haunting of their Rhode Island farmhouse.

This is the second trailer for The Conjuring. The movie is based on the case files of paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren, which document the Perron family's supernatural experiences at their farmhouse during the 1970s.

If you only watch one of The Conjuring movie trailers, choose this one as it's the scarier of the three full-length previews. It features Lili Taylor as Carolyn Perron, playing hide-and-seek with her daughter in their home. She quickly realizes that someone (or something) else is playing too.