Conjuring Merchandise: Where to Buy It and What to Look For

The safest way to buy Conjuring merchandise is from the studio's own channels or from a seller that can show an item is official. The saga is built on objects, and an object with a haunted reputation sells easily to anyone willing to print the key art on it without permission.

The Conjuring Universe is the shared series that began with The Conjuring (2013), directed by James Wan, and now spans four main films and six spin-offs. If you are new to it, Conjuring movies in order explains which film is which, and the Conjuring movies hub lists every title. Merchandise tends to follow the newest release, so the most recent wave belongs to The Conjuring: Last Rites, directed by Michael Chaves, which reached US theaters on September 5, 2025 and is the fourth main film in the series.

Where should you look? Start with the studio's own channels, then check that any third party seller is clear about which film the item comes from and whether it is official. Theater tie-ins, including the popcorn bucket style items that theater chains attach to horror releases, depend on the chain and the film's run, so availability differs by market and ends when the promotion does. If a theater ever offered an Annabelle doll bucket, it would be a promotion rather than a standing product, and the theater's own listing is the only reliable guide.

A note on claims: Ed and Lorraine Warren are known for their work with cursed objects, and the films dramatize those claims. Nothing in the film record proves any object is cursed, so a seller who describes a replica as genuinely haunted is making a marketing claim, not reporting a documented fact.

Conjuring Universe merchandise sorts most usefully by the on-screen object it copies, because the saga keeps returning to the same few props and creatures. This sorting is editorial, and it describes what each category is built around rather than a catalog of specific products.

Annabelle doll collectibles. The doll is the franchise's best known object, and it anchors three films: Annabelle (2014), directed by John R. Leonetti, Annabelle: Creation, directed by David F. Sandberg, and Annabelle Comes Home, directed by Gary Dauberman. In the third film the Warrens lock the doll in a blessed glass case in the artifacts room at their home, and the production built a replica of that room on a soundstage and had it blessed on November 7, 2018, according to TheWrap. Replica dolls, display cases and artifact room items are the natural reference points. The Annabelle doll page covers the character itself.

The Nun and Valak items. The Nun (2018), directed by Corin Hardy, and The Nun II, directed by Michael Chaves, made the demon Valak, played by Bonnie Aarons, a face that fits on apparel and masks. See Valak the Nun and Sister Irene for the characters, and Conjuring demons for the wider rogues gallery.

Apparel and men's Conjuring merchandise. Shirts, hoodies and jackets usually carry poster art or a title treatment. Check that the film named on the print matches the one you want, because several titles share the word Conjuring and the spin-offs carry their own artwork. The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It, directed by Michael Chaves and set in 1981, is a separate design line from the 2025 film.

Props and object replicas. The cursed antique mirror in Last Rites, first seen in 1964 before it reaches the Smurl family in West Pittston, Pennsylvania in 1986, is a prop-led object in the same way as the doll. Pieces tied to the Perron farmhouse in Rhode Island, where the saga began in 1971, are another route for collectors. Anything sold as a piece of a real house or a real artifact deserves a request for provenance, and the Conjuring true story page separates what the Warrens claimed from what the films invented.

Posters, steelbooks and home media. Disc editions and posters track each release. The next saga entry is The Conjuring: First Communion, dated for September 10, 2027 and reported to be in production, so merchandise for it should not be expected before the studio begins its marketing. Until then, the Conjuring first communion trailer page tracks when footage arrives.

For related shopping context, Conjuring box office shows which films sold the most tickets, and Conjuring cast names the actors an item might feature. The practical step is simple: pick the film first, then buy from a seller who is clear about what the item is and where it comes from.