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Many would say that they are familiar with the horror movie series "Conjuring"- and who wouldn't, right? Being one of the scariest, blockbuster, and horrifying movies that was ever shown in the whole world, Conjuring has captured all the hearts and minds of horror-movie lovers and people who love to solve horror and thrilling cases. While many are still and always psyched with the movie, did you know that the house that inspired the movie really exists, and is occupied by two owners?
If you haven't watched the movie, there are clips and real-life photos and documentaries at the start and end of the Conjuring movie. The Conjuring House is a real-life 18th-century farmhouse of horrors in Rhode Island, where it was believed to hold the horrors of the death of seven children being featured in the movie.
The farmhouse in Rhode Island
If you come to see the real-life photos of the farmhouse in Rhode Island, you may think that it is a cute, peaceful place to live in. The farmhouse is located in one of the suburbs on the island, but that's not the reason why it is famous. The farmhouse is the famous horror house from "The Conjuring" movie, and recently it was reported that the house has two new owners, and they insisted that the house is nowhere to be found peaceful.
It was in June of 2019 when Cory and Jennifer Heinzen, the two new owners of the horror house, bought the farmhouse. The house was formerly named as Old Arnold estate. The two owners have already documented and captured some paranormal activities in the house, and they are certainly creeped out about it.
Fortunately, the couple did not let it get into their heads and are well-equipped when it comes to these paranormal activities, because they are paranormal investigators themselves. In Cory's interview with the Sun Journal, he shared that they have noticed creepy signs of paranormal activities, such as knocks on wood, footsteps, and sounds of doors opening.
Cory also shared that there are times where he can't stay in one room for a long time alone. However, he does not sense anything evil. He said it seemed like things are just going on, and whatever or whoever was making such activities are just "busy."
In The Conjuring movies
According to "The Conjuring" franchise, the movies focused on the eight generations of family who occupied the house. However, the residents who stayed there ended up being dead, drowned, hanged, and murdered.
The Conjuring movies became a great horror movie hit because it was based in real-life events. One of these is the story of the Perron family. In 1970, Carolyn and Roger Perron together with their five daughters moved into the house and in the first few days of their stay, they have already reported some short yet inexplicable events in the house. However, it was not long before those events soared up.
According to Carolyn, she was able to notice that there were times that the broom would move from one place to another or sometimes it completely disappears. The children also shared that there are spirits who always appear at almost any time of the day. At first, they were harmless, but as time goes by, they changed.
