Directed by: James Wan
Starring: Patrick Wilson, Vera Farmiga, Lili Taylor, Ron Livingston
Factual error: The moving truck that transports the Perron family's belongings didn't exist in 1971. It is a 1973 model or newer.
Factual error: The morning after the exorcism, the headlights on all the cars outside of the house are still on. There is no way car batteries from the 1970s would have lasted all night.
Factual error: The moving truck that transports the Perron family's belongings didn't exist in 1971. It is a 1973 model or newer.
Ed Warren: The devil exists. God exists. And for us, as people, our very destiny hinges on which we decide to follow.
Trivia: The "Annabelle" doll seen in the opening sequence of the film was actually a regular "Raggedy Ann" doll in the real-life story that inspired the scene. The doll was redesigned to its current, much more grotesque form for several reasons: First, to make it more cinematic. And second, to avoid legal troubles with the copyright holders on Raggedy Ann. The filmmakers and Lorraine Warren also stated that they were interested in re-designing the Annabelle doll because they were afraid if they used a real Raggedy Ann doll, it would frighten children who might own them.
Question: What's the background story about the demon women? How did it all start?
Answer: She was a person of interest in the Salem Witch Trials. Before hanging herself, she put a curse on her land that basically is that if you are a parent, you will sacrifice your child and then kill yourself. She did this, sacrificing her seven day old baby then killing herself.
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Answer: She was a witch that committed suicide. Before, she cursed everyone who set foot on her property.