The Conjuring: First Communion (2027)

The Conjuring: First Communion is a supernatural horror film directed by Rodrigue Huart, marking a new chapter in the acclaimed franchise. Set to release in North America on September 10, 2027, the movie serves as a prequel that explores the early days of paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren. The narrative aims to take audiences back to the origins of their cases, focusing on a young girl's terrifying encounter with demonic forces.

Written by Ian Goldberg and Richard Naing, the screenplay expands the lore of the universe established in previous installments. The film stars Garrett Wareing and Amanda Fikes in leading roles, bringing fresh talent to the iconic series. As a production by New Line Cinema, it continues the studio's long-standing commitment to high-quality genre filmmaking within the Warner Bros. Discovery portfolio.

This installment is scheduled for a theatrical debut later this decade, following the director's recent work on short films such as Transylvanie and Réel. The project has generated significant anticipation among horror fans eager to see how the franchise will handle its origin story while maintaining the tension and atmosphere that made the original films successes.

• The film is directed by French filmmaker Rodrigue Huart, who previously gained attention with his 2023 short Transylvanie.
• Writers Ian Goldberg and Richard Naing have collaborated on several horror projects, including The Nun II and The Autopsy of Jane Doe.
• Garrett Wareing and Amanda Fikes headline the cast, playing pivotal roles in the young Warrens' backstory.
• New Line Cinema is producing the feature, continuing the brand's legacy with the Conjuring Universe.