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Summer is finally here, and you know what that means—it’s time to lock yourself in a dark room and deliberately torture your mind and heart with jump scares!
In other words, The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It is now playing in theaters and streaming on HBO Max, and it’s the latest installment in the horror franchise known for its haunted dolls and demonic nuns. This time around, paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren (played by actors Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga respectively) take on cursed children—in particular, a cursed young man who committed murder while possessed by a demon.
While The Devil Made Me Do It is the eighth installment in the Conjuring franchise—which includes spin-offs like Annabelle, The Nun, and The Curse of La Llorona—it is being billed as The Conjuring 3. If you want to catch up on the Conjuring universe before you watch this new movie, but don’t have much time, you’d be fine to just watch The Conjuring and The Conjuring 2. Lucky for you, there are plenty of options when it comes to where to watch the first two Conjuring movies. And, if you’re feeling really ambitious, check out Decider’s guide to how to watch all of the Conjuring movies in order.
Is The Conjuring on Netflix?
Yes! The Conjuring is currently streaming on Netflix. For once, Netflix comes through.
Is The Conjuring 2 on Netflix?
Also yes! The Conjuring 2 is currently streaming on Netflix. Time for a marathon?
Is The Conjuring on HBO Max?
Yes! The Conjuring is streaming on HBO Max. You’re really spoiled for choice re: streaming services that have The Conjuring.
Is The Conjuring 2 on HBO Max?
Yes again! The Conjuring 2 is streaming on HBO Max. If you want to stick to one streaming service for your Conjuring marathon this weekend, HBO Max is the place to be.
Where to watch The Conjuring:
If you don’t have a subscription to either Netflix or HBO Max, you can also buy or rent The Conjuring via iTunes, Vudu, Google Play, Microsoft, and other platforms where you buy and rent digital content.
Where to watch The Conjuring 2:
As with the first Conjuring movie, your choices for watching include either subscriptions to Netflix or HBO Max, or the option to buy or rent the film on iTunes, Vudu, YouTube, Google Play, Microsoft, or other platforms where you buy and rent digital content. Just make sure you don’t time your Conjuring marathon for right before bed. Those jump scares are not good for your sleep cycle.
