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Guía para Ver el Universo The Conjuring: Orden Cronológico y de Estreno

Jan 07,2026 Autor: Finn

El cineasta James Wan, conocido por crear las exitosas franquicias de terror Saw e Insidious junto a Leigh Whannell, volvió a triunfar con The Conjuring. Desde su estreno en 2013, este escalofriante universo se ha expandido a nueve películas, recaudando más de 2.000 millones de dólares en la taquilla mundial.

Ambientada en la década de 1970, El Universo de The Conjuring sigue las investigaciones paranormales reales de Ed y Lorraine Warren. La franquicia no solo rastrea sus hazañas de caza de demonios, sino que también profundiza en los siniestros orígenes de sus casos a través de precuelas ambientadas décadas antes. Con la cuarta y última película de The Conjuring en el horizonte, ahora es el momento perfecto para explorar la línea de tiempo completa de esta inquietante saga.

Ya prefieras ver las películas en orden de estreno o sumergirte en un viaje cronológico que comience con The Nun en la Rumanía de los años 50, te ofrecemos ambas opciones de visualización a continuación.

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Las películas de The Conjuring en orden cronológico

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¿Cuántas películas hay en El Universo de The Conjuring?

El Universo de The Conjuring comprende nueve películas: tres películas de The Conjuring, tres de Annabelle, The Nun, The Nun 2 y The Curse of La Llorona. Se confirma una cuarta película de The Conjuring y una serie de televisión está en desarrollo para Max.

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Las películas de The Conjuring en orden cronológico

1. The Nun (La Monja) (2018)

Ambientada en Rumanía en 1952, The Nun es una escalofriante precuela protagonizada por Demián Bichir y Taissa Farmiga (hermana de la estrella de la serie, Vera Farmiga) como un sacerdote y una novicia que descubren un secreto siniestro vinculado a la malévola monja de The Conjuring 2.

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The Nun (La Monja) New Line Cinema 7 de septiembre de 2018

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2. Annabelle: Creation (El Origen de Annabelle) (2017)

Ambientada en California en 1955, Annabelle: Creation, la cuarta película del Universo The Conjuring, es la segunda en orden cronológico. Explora los orígenes de la icónica muñeca embrujada, Annabelle, cuando un fabricante de muñecas abre su hogar a una monja y seis huérfanas, liberando sin querer una fuerza malévola.

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Annabelle: Creation (El Origen de Annabelle) New Line Cinema 11 de agosto de 2017

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3. The Nun 2 (La Monja 2) (2023)

The Nun 2, ambientada en 1956, transcurre cuatro años después del primer enfrentamiento de la Hermana Irene con Valak y un año después de los eventos de Annabelle: Creation. Continúa la escalofriante narrativa de la entidad demoníaca presentada en The Nun.

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The Nun 2 (La Monja 2) New Line Cinema 8 de septiembre de 2023 R

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4. Annabelle (2014)

La segunda película del Universo The Conjuring, Annabelle, ambientada en el sur de California en 1967, sigue a un joven médico y su esposa que llevan a casa la muñeca maldita, desatando el terror entre su colección de escalofriantes muñecas.

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Annabelle New Line Cinema 23 de octubre de 2014

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