The R-rated horror flick captioned the title, saying, "Based on the true case files of the Warrens," details the story of the ghosts Ed and Lorraine Warren found themselves caught into as the paranormal investigators attempt to help a family terrorized by the farmhouse.

'The Conjuring' produced by James Wan has casted Patrick Wilson and Vera Farminga to act in likeness to the real life ghost hunters. IDigialTimes reported that the supernatural horror film's creator New Line Cinemas is already producing its sequel. The film reportedly created such a commotion of recommendations in the screening that it was moved up from its January release date to tomorrow.

The Warrens' investigations had also became other films in the series, including 'The Amityville Horror,' 'The Conjuring,' and 'The Hauting in Connecticut.' Lorraine Warren confessed that out of these 3 film's bewitched locations, she would really not like to be summoned to the Amityville house again. The voodoo house was ironically called High Hope.

"Amityville was horrible, honey. It was absolutely horrible. It followed us right straight across the country. I don't even like to talk about it. I will never go in the Amityville house ever again. You don't know how long my career is; that's the only one."

The house guests experienced strange welts and were levitated into the air, while eerie demonic faces looked out from fireplaces, and green slime discharged from the walls.

'New England Society for Psychic Research,' founded in 1952 by the Warrens, has currently over 4000 case files.

Watch 'The Conjuring' trailer below: