Ep 1. The Demonic Possession of the Conjuring House
- TVMA
- October 15, 2021
- 43 min
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BuzzFeed Unsolved: Supernatural is back for its seventh season, with its first episode titled "The Demonic Possession of the Conjuring House." In this episode, the team revisits one of the most infamous locations they've ever investigated: the real-life home of the Perron family, whose haunting was the inspiration for the hit horror movie franchise, The Conjuring.
Shane and Ryan start by catching up with the current owner of the house, who has experienced some strange occurrences since moving in. They then dive into the history of the Perron family and their haunting, which occurred in the early 1970s and involved spirits tormenting the family in various ways, including physical attacks and possession.
The team interviews Andrea Perron, one of the daughters of the family, who provides chilling details about her experiences living in the house. She recounts ghostly apparitions, disembodied voices, and even demonic possession. The team also speaks with other investigators who have looked into the case, including famed demonologist Ed Warren, whose work inspired The Conjuring franchise.
As always, Shane and Ryan bring their witty banter and skepticism to the investigation. They try out various techniques in an attempt to capture evidence of the supernatural, including an EVP session and a spirit box session. However, they remain level-headed and rational throughout, always willing to question their own experiences and interpretations of events.
The episode ends with a particularly eerie incident, which seems to provide some evidence of a haunting. However, as always, the team leaves it up to the viewers to decide whether they believe in the supernatural or not.
Overall, "The Demonic Possession of the Conjuring House" is a gripping episode that delves into one of the most famous haunting cases of all time. The team provides a thorough examination of the history and current state of the house, as well as some compelling evidence that may make even the most skeptical viewer shiver.
