The spin-off films about these two figures were hugely successful in terms of revenue, making them their own horror film franchises capable of developing independently of The Conjuring.
From a jumpscare to the most sword-fish movie in the cinematic universe, The Conjuring
The character Valak first appeared in the movie The Conjuring 2 as a painting that Ed Warren (played by Patrick Wilson) drew and hung in his gallery.
In the end, this nun was revealed to hold the `key` to solving the main demon possession case of the movie.
Just three years after the success of The Conjuring 2, the first solo film about Valak was officially released called The Demon Nun.
If The Conjuring revolves around cases of demonic possession, and Annabelle spreads fear about toys with mysterious origins, then The Evil Sister sets its own mark by telling horrifying stories related to
The reputation from Conjuring 2, the impressive “haunted monastery” theme, and creative marketing activities surrounding Valak come from publisher Warner Bros.
Returning in the new movie with points worth looking forward to
Half a decade after the success of the first film, nun Valak will officially return in the new film Demon Nun II, scheduled to hit theaters on September 8.
The new film will still take place in an ancient monastery – this time in France around the 1950s. Sister Irene is played by beautiful actress Taissa Farmiga (Vera Farmiga’s younger sister plays Lorraine Warren of the series The Haunted
The Devil Sister II will still promote the strengths of the first film, bringing mysterious rituals, creepy games, and scary anecdotes about the monasteries and nuns there to the screen.
Along with that, Valak’s trademark jumpscares revealed in the trailer along with impressive cinematography technology will bring a horror party that satisfies all senses for the audience.
A famous horror icon that has entered popular culture.
Director Michael Chaves shared: `There is a line in the movie: `Evil is endless.`
THE NUN II – Vietnamese title: THE DEVIL MASON II – Opens in theaters on September 8.
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