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Post by aprillynn93 on Apr 26, 2021 18:49:18 GMT -5
They obviously do not care about realistic portrayals of the people involved, nor the events.
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Post by Kate on Apr 21, 2022 16:57:34 GMT -5
Are you planning to see "The Conjuring 3"? If you do, could you please review it for us, so we'll know if it's worth seeing? Will do. |
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Post by aprillynn93 on Apr 22, 2022 16:55:03 GMT -5
Did you ever see the new "Conjuring" movie? Not yet. I haven't been able to bring myself to watch it LOL! I'd probably rather watch paint dry. Every time I see it on my "You might like this" section, I think "No, I probably won't". One day I might get bored enough to watch it. |
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Post by kitty on May 31, 2023 2:58:53 GMT -5
I know that Ed Warren himself said that people who contacted them were crazy, but what kind of thing do you think would lead people to believe they were being haunted? Also, in most of the Warren cases that I've read about, there are usually members of the family who don't believe their house is haunted, or that someone is possessed, such as the Conjuring 3 "The Devil Made Me Do It" case. In that case, neither the father nor the oldest son believed that the boy was possessed. Why are those who are the most reasonable ignored?
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Post by snowfairy on May 31, 2023 11:14:43 GMT -5
I know that Ed Warren himself said that people who contacted them were crazy, but what kind of thing do you think would lead people to believe they were being haunted? Also, in most of the Warren cases that I've read about, there are usually members of the family who don't believe their house is haunted, or that someone is possessed, such as the Conjuring 3 "The Devil Made Me Do It" case. In that case, neither the father nor the oldest son believed that the boy was possessed. Why are those who are the most reasonable ignored? One of the Snedeker sons had cancer and was undergoing treatment, and I think the mother saw an opportunity to make money by claiming the family didn't know the house had once been a funeral home. When the Warrens got involved, they convinced the mother and some of the kids that the house was full of demons. It was a duplex and the entire house had been used by the funeral home, but the people in the other half of the house didn't have any problems.
The mother in the Glatzel family wouldn't allow her son to be examined by psychiatrists and decided instead to contact the Warrens, and I'm sure they suggested all kinds of things to the kid and other members of the family. After the Johnson guy killed the man, the Warrens and the family tried to connect what happened to the Glatzel kid's "possession," but he wasn't even present when the murder occurred.
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Post by pat on May 31, 2023 12:34:00 GMT -5
One of the Snedeker sons had cancer and was undergoing treatment, and I think the mother saw an opportunity to make money by claiming the family didn't know the house had once been a funeral home. When the Warrens got involved, they convinced the mother and some of the kids that the house was full of demons. It was a duplex and the entire house had been used by the funeral home, but the people in the other half of the house didn't have any problems.
The mother in the Glatzel family wouldn't allow her son to be examined by psychiatrists and decided instead to contact the Warrens, and I'm sure they suggested all kinds of things to the kid and other members of the family. After the Johnson guy killed the man, the Warrens and the family tried to connect what happened to the Glatzel kid's "possession," but he wasn't even present when the murder occurred. |
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Post by catherine on Jun 1, 2023 0:19:31 GMT -5
I know that Ed Warren himself said that people who contacted them were crazy, but what kind of thing do you think would lead people to believe they were being haunted? Also, in most of the Warren cases that I've read about, there are usually members of the family who don't believe their house is haunted, or that someone is possessed, such as the Conjuring 3 "The Devil Made Me Do It" case. In that case, neither the father nor the oldest son believed that the boy was possessed. Why are those who are the most reasonable ignored? |
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Post by snowfairy on Jun 22, 2024 3:43:22 GMT -5
Yesterday and last night, a couple of people on Facebook linked this article during a discussion about the Warrens. The post asked people if they thought the Warrens were genuine or frauds. Sadly, it was in that paranormal group with the irritating moderator, so people were limited in what they could say. I don't post anymore in that group because of the helicopter mod, who considers herself some kind of exorcist.
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Post by Kate on Jun 23, 2024 2:36:19 GMT -5
Yesterday and last night, a couple of people on Facebook linked this article during a discussion about the Warrens. The post asked people if they thought the Warrens were genuine or frauds. Sadly, it was in that paranormal group with the irritating moderator, so people were limited in what they could say. I don't post anymore in that group because of the helicopter mod, who considers herself some kind of exorcist. |
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