the curse of la llorona connected to conjuring

But according to director Michael Chaves, this was not always the case. At the end, Anna keeps a memento: a necklace that belonged to the Weeping Woman before she turned into a ghost. This is the last we see of Perez, and from there on the film continues very seemingly self-contained. But before he mentions Rafael, Perez reflects via flashback on the last time he tried to get the church to help on a supernatural case-a familiar setting in Pasadena in the ‘60s-and we get a brief shot of the evil Annabelle doll. But when things get dangerous, he realizes the church would take too long to act appropriately, so he refers Anna to a curandero named Rafael (Raymond Cruz). When Father Perez shows up in The Curse of La Llorona, his main purpose is to give some exposition to Linda Cardellini’s character by explaining the folktale of The Weeping Woman. Major Spoilers for The Curse of La Llorona Below.

That's definitely good news, since it may impact the rest of the Conjuring universe. Chaves told us it will most likely be on the Blu-ray home release. He revealed there is actually a deleted scene that would have taken place at the very end of the movie. When GameSpot met with the cast and filmmakers behind The Curse of La Llorona following the film’s world premiere at SXSW, we got the chance to speak with director Michael Chaves about the early discussions of that Father Perez cameo, and most importantly, what other cameos were discussed. In a previous article, we teased what the connection between this film and the larger Conjuring universe was, and how it all involved the character of Father Perez, who was first introduced in the film Annabelle. Now Playing: The Conjuring Universe Timeline Explained By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's

The curse of la llorona connected to conjuring