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The Curse of La Llorona Confirmed to Have The Conjuring Connection

It’s been a topic of discussion amongst fans of the James Wan horror franchise whether it was a mere coincidence or an actual connection, but following The Curse of La Llorona‘s premiere at the South by Southwest Film Festival, it appears Tony Amendola’s Father Perez has officially crossed over from The Conjuring universe.

Eagle-eyed fans spotted Amendola’s casting in the upcoming horror film as Father Perez, the same name as his character in the first Conjuring spin-off Annabelle, sparking a debate on whether he would be portraying the same priest who went up against the demonically attached doll or if, given the film’s location and cultural settings, the character would only be the same in name. But those who got to see the film at SXSW, including Bloody Disgusting‘s Megan Navarro, have confirmed that he is indeed one and the same, featuring not only a verbal reference to the previous film, but also a flashback to his attempt at carrying the doll into his church.

The last time fans saw Perez, he was living in late 1960s Pasadena as the priest of a church attended by Mia and John Form, the young couple who find themselves being terrorized by a demon attached to an Annabelle doll following an attack from a satanic cult. In an attempt to help the couple, Perez took the doll from the couple and tried to transport it to his church, experiencing visions from the demon along the way before being violently attacked and hospitalized before he could enter the church. While hospitalized, his form was taken on by the demon to trick Mia and take her and her baby’s soul, but after successfully surviving the ordeal, Perez was seen at the end of the film after what appeared to be the christening of the Forms’ child alive and well.

Directed by Michael Chaves (Chase Champion) and written by Mikki Daughtry and Tobias Iaconis in their theatrical debuts, The Curse of La Llorona stars Jaynee-Lynne Kinchen, Roman Christou, Linda Cardellini (Avengers: Age of Ultron), Patricia Velasquez (The Mummy), Sean Patrick Thomas (Barbershop: Back in Business) and Raymond Cruz (Better Call Saul).

Produced by Conjuring franchise-runner James Wan, the film is also produced by Gary Dauberman (IT: Chapter 2, Untitled Annabelle 3) and Emile Gladstone with Michael Clear serving as executive producer.

The Curse of La Llorona is scheduled to hit theaters on April 19.

Film News Roundup: Horror Movie Re-Titled ‘The Curse of La Llorona’ for Spring Release

New Line Cinema’s horror movie “The Children” has been re-titled “The Curse of La Llorona” and will be released on April 19, 2019.

New Line made the announcement Wednesday ahead of its second annual ScareDiego presentation ahead of Comic-Con.

The film is produced by James Wan through his Atomic Monsters company along with Emile Gladstone and Gary Dauberman. Michael Clear is executive producing.

Michael Chaves directed from a script by Mikki Daughtry and Tobias Iaconis. The film stars Linda Cardellini as a social worker and widow raising her two kids in 1973 Los Angeles, who finds similarities between a case she’s investigating and the supernatural occurrences haunting her own family — which turn out to be La Llorona, a well-known figure in Mexican folklore who is the ghost of a woman who has lost her children and causes misfortune to those nearby.

Jaynee-Lynne Kinchen, Roman Christou, Raymond Cruz, Sean Patrick Thomas, and Patricia Velasquez also star in “The Curse of La Llorona.”

New Line has become a powerful producer of horror movies in recent years, thanks to the smash success of “It” and Wan’s “Conjuring” series, which has delivered $1.2 billion in worldwide grosses through the four “Conjuring” and “Annabelle” titles. “The Curse of La Llorona” is not part of the “Conjuring” universe.

A teaser for the project can be seen below.

DATE CHANGE

Paramount Pictures has moved its World War II horror movie “Overlord” back two weeks to Nov. 9 from Oct. 26.

“Overlord,” starring “Fences” actor Jovan Adepo and Wyatt Russell, is directed by Julius Avery (“Son of a Gun”), and produced by J.J. Abrams and Lindsey Weber through Bad Robot. The script is written by Billy Ray (“Captain Phillips”) and Mark L. Smith (“The Revenant”).

The movie takes place in 1944 on the eve of D-Day and centers on a group of American paratroopers, who are dropped behind enemy lines to carry out a mission crucial to the invasion’s success. But as they approach their target, they begin to realize there’s more going on in the Nazi-occupied village than a simple military operation.

“Overlord” will open against Unviersal’s animated “Dr. Seuss’ The Grinch” and Sony’s “The Girl in the Spider’s Web.”

CASTINGS

Jake Short, Bug Hall, and Lorenzo Henrie have joined the cast of the coming-of-age teen comedy “This is the Year,” Variety has learned exclusively.

David Henrie (“Wizards of Waverly Place”) is directing the film and wrote the screenplay with Bug Hall, Pepe Portillo and Sienna Aqualini. The story centers on a nebbishy high schooler who makes a last-ditch effort to win over the girl of his dreams, played by Madison Iseman, by embarking on a road trip to attend the greatest music festival of the year, only to discover true love in the most unexpected place.

Andrea Iervolino is producing the film through both his film label Ambi Media Group, with partner Monika Bacardi, as well as through TaTaTu, the new blockchain-based social entertainment platform he founded. James Henrie and Leo Severino are producing for Novo Media Group.

How to Watch the Entire 'Conjuring' Series in Order, Both Chronologically and By Release Date

Watch all the Conjuring, Annabelle and The Nun movies.

When Ed and Lorraine Warren reported for duty at a farmhouse in Harrisville, Rhode Island, they had no idea they'd be inspiring a sprawling, multi-pronged scary movie franchise that's now eight movies deep and counting. The Conjuring, about the Warrens' attempts to save a family of seven from that possessed farmhouse, came out in 2013, and people immediately wanted more glimpses into them and their work as demonologists and paranormal investigators. Spin-offs, including the Annabelle, The Nun and The Curse of La Llorona, followed. Sequels to the spin-offs came shortly after. And now, well, it's hard to keep the timeline straight.

And it's still going. It's a great time to be a Conjuring fan: Not only has The Nun 2 just come out, but a title announced for a fourth Conjuring core film (The Conjuring: Last Rites, date TBD), a TV series has also just been announced. It'll be available on Max, the streaming service formerly known as HBO Max before the creation of Warner Bros. Discovery, and it's said to "continue the story established in the feature films." Which makes sense, since the Warrens probably have a lot of cases that can provide good fodder for seasons or episodes.

If you're looking to re-watch the all the movies in this creepy universe, here's the best way to watch all The Conjuring movies in order. This is a chronological order — meaning it starts with The Nun, which takes place in the '50s, and not The Conjuring — but there's a handy release-date order at the end. To help your re-watch get started, we've also included streaming links for where you can find all the movies online. Just be sure you keep the lights on, and banish any creepy dolls from the room before you start.

When you're done with the adventures of the Warrens, you can move on to re-watching other scary franchises, including watching the Purge movies in order, the Nightmare on Elm Street movies in order, the Child's Play movies in order or the Halloween movies in order.

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