‘Annabelle Comes Home’: Where To Watch The ‘Conjuring’ Movie Series Online

“Annabelle Comes Home,” the third film in the spin-off series to “The Conjuring,” hits theaters on June 26. The paranormal investigator series, which began back in 2013, is now one of the most consistently successful horror franchises around with no signs of slowing down. With all the spin-offs and side stories floating around, newcomers may be looking to find out where they can stream the rest of the “Conjuring” series, to help get all the continuity straight and get caught up for the latest entry.

“The Conjuring” (2013)

The easiest of the series to access for most right now. The film that started it all is currently streaming on Netflix. It can also be rented from iTunes, Amazon, Vudu, Google Play and most other venues for $3.99.

“Annabelle” (2014)

The first spin-off in the series is available for subscribers of Sling and FuboTV. Anyone with a cable package can also use their credentials to stream the film on the Syfy Channel website. Otherwise, it can also be rented from iTunes, Amazon, Vudu, Google Play and most other venues for $3.99.

“The Conjuring 2” (2016)

This sequel is available to stream for Sling and FuboTV subscribers. It can also be rented from iTunes, Amazon, Vudu, Google Play and most other venues for $3.99.

“Annabelle: Creation” (2017)

The first “Annabelle” sequel is not currently on any streaming service, and so it can only be rented from most major digital marketplaces for $3.99.

“The Nun” (2018)

Not linked to the “Annabelle” story, this new spin-off follows a demon introduced in the second main “Conjuring” film. It can currently be streamed on HBO, but as a newer release, it can only be purchased from major digital venues, not rented.

Some may have heard of a secret “Conjuring” spin-off released in theaters earlier this year. Indeed, the presence of a key character links “The Curse of La Llorona” to the first “Annabelle” film. As the film’s connections amount to little more than a cameo, fans shouldn’t stress about finding a theater still showing it.

Warner Bros. and New Line Cinema will release "Annabelle Comes Home" on June 26.