The Nun (2018)

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SPOILER WARNING: The following feature contains massive spoilers for The Nun. If you have not yet seen the film, and don't wish to know details about the way the movie ends, you may want to click away to another one of our wonderful articles.

All caught up with what The Nun added to The Conjuring Universe? Head inside to discuss your findings.

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