Getting its start in 2013, the first movie from what’s now known as The Conjuring Universe – aptly titled The Conjuring – was released into theaters.
Helmed by James Wan, who co-created the Saw and Insidious franchises, audiences knew they were in for a good old scare-fest. And, on the other side, Warner Bros. knew they were in for a big cash-in.
Both sides were right, with fans getting precisely the jump scares and storyline that can only come from a movie “based on true events.” As for The Conjuring’s home studio, Warner Bros. saw major financial gains from the horror flick, raking in an impressive $319.5 million against its $20 million budget. And thus, a franchise was born.
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