Annabelle – The House of Evil (Annabelle Comes Home), the third film devoted to the demonic doll from the Conjuring universe, is coming to Netflix on September 13, 2026. Released in French cinemas on July 10, 2019, this horror film directed by Gary Dauberman relocates the action straight into the house of Ed and Lorraine Warren.
After securing Annabelle, demonologists Ed Warren and Lorraine Warren decide to keep the doll from causing harm. They lock it behind a blessed glass in their artifact room, where objects tied to the various paranormal cases they have investigated are kept.
The device is meant to contain the threat—until Annabelle is awakened and her influence spreads to the other objects in the room. With the Warrens away, their daughter Judy, her babysitter Mary Ellen, and Mary Ellen’s friend Daniela must confront the supernatural manifestations unleashed inside the house.
This setup sets Annabelle – The House of Evil apart from the two earlier doll-centered films. Annabelle told one of her earliest manifestations to the Form family, while Annabelle 2: The Creation of Evil traced its origins. This third installment directly joins the Warrens' chronology and makes their collection of cursed objects the central element of the story.
Gary Dauberman makes his directorial debut here after contributing to the writing of several films in the franchise, including Annabelle, Annabelle: Creation, and The Nun. He also signs the screenplay based on a story devised with James Wan, the director of the first two Conjuring films.
Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga reprise their roles as Ed and Lorraine Warren, but they’re not at the heart of the story. The film mainly centers on Mckenna Grace, who plays Judy Warren, Madison Iseman as Mary Ellen, and Katie Sarife as Daniela. The casting choice preserves a direct link to the main films while developing an adventure centered on a new generation of characters.
The artifact room also plays a special role in the Conjuring universe. Appearing across several installments, it houses the objects the Warrens deem dangerous after their investigations. Annabelle Comes Home, for its part, makes it the main playground this time: the doll is no longer the only source of danger and acts as a catalyst capable of waking several presences tied to this collection.
In cinema release order, Annabelle – The House of Evil is the sixth film in the Conjuring universe, following The Conjuring (The Warren Dossiers), Annabelle, Conjuring 2: The Enfield Case, Annabelle 2: Creation of Evil and The Nun.
This latest arrival on Netflix lets fans revisit a large part of the franchise in its release order. Eight films from the Conjuring universe join Netflix on September 13, 2026: The Conjuring: The Warren Files, Annabelle, The Conjuring 2: The Enfield Case, Annabelle: Creation, The Nun, Annabelle Comes Home, The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It and The Nun II.
Annabelle – The House of Evil will be available on Netflix starting September 13, 2026, alongside seven other films from the Conjuring universe.
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