The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It

Back in 1981, Ed and Lorraine Warren, who were experts in ghostly matters, took on a risky job: helping a boy named David Glatzel. David started having some really scary problems after his family moved into a new house – he even got violent with his own parents! Things got even more intense when an exorcism, which the Vatican said was okay to do, went really wrong and put Ed and Lorraine in danger.

In the middle of all this, a young guy named Arne Johnson, who was trying to help with the exorcism, did something super brave. He told the devil to take him instead of David. This heroic act stopped the scary stuff happening to David but started a nightmare for Arne. He began seeing things that weren't there and was scared out of his mind because of the demon.

Meanwhile, Ed Warren had a heart attack while they were trying to help David. When he woke up, he found out Arne was in big trouble. Arne, under the demon's control, had done something awful – he killed a man named Bruno Sauls. Now, Ed and Lorraine had to step in again, this time to help Arne in court. They needed to prove that a demon was making Arne do these things, which was something no one in America had ever tried to prove in court before.

Trying to find proof was tough for Ed and Lorraine. The deeper they looked into it, the more they got caught up in an even creepier mystery. This turned out to be the most hair-raising and bone-chilling case of their lives.