The Conjuring: Last Rites Unveiled Its Annabelle Popcorn Bucket, But Beware To Anybody Who Eats Out Of This Thing

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Step aside, “Monkey” Drummer Popcorn Bucket, as a newer, more chilling horror movie merchandise icon has arrived! With “The Conjuring: Last Rites” due to premiere in the 2025 film lineup, Regal unveils its latest collectible that will surely give your kitchen cabinet a spooky twist – the “Annabelle” Popcorn Bucket. Although it’s trendy, be warned – a fright awaits anyone who dines out of this eerie container!

The Regal cinema group shared a sneak peek of the upcoming movie “The Conjuring” on Instagram. As expected, the terrifying doll was just as chilling when she held your buttered popcorn as when she stood motionless in the Warrens’ artifact room. Fans quickly expressed their eagerness to have this item, though you might want to pause before indulging, if you don’t mind Annabelle potentially haunting your snack break.

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This fascinating artifact serves as a bittersweet precursor to the impending conclusion of one of horror’s most prosperous franchises, namely The Conjuring Universe. In ‘Last Rites,’ Lorraine (Vera Farmiga) and Ed Warren (Patrick Wilson), the skilled paranormal investigators, take on what appears to be their final case. Previews for the upcoming horror film suggest a recurring evil linked to one of their early experiences, making it an apt concluding chapter for a series that’s thrived for over a decade, birthed numerous spin-offs, and provided some of the most terrifying moments in modern horror cinema.

The main focus in this paraphrase is on the “fitting” nature of the Annabelle popcorn bucket as a symbol for ending an era, and the phrasing “had plenty to say” is replaced with “had plenty to share,” which is more appropriate given the context.

As a devoted fan of The Conjuring for quite some time, it’s easy to understand why Annabelle was chosen. Ever since her debut in the Warrens’ artifact room back in 2013’s The Conjuring, she has been a recurring character, even starring in three separate spinoff films. While the unique bucket is certainly intriguing, some fans find it less appealing and prefer not to have Annabelle in their homes. Considering the eerie atmosphere surrounding the imaginative bucket, I can see why this decision might appeal to others.

The tales of the Warrens intertwined authentic folklore with movie-style frights, and this popcorn bucket subtly merges the concepts of entertaining souvenir and eerie relic. Even if one doesn’t believe in haunted items, it’s challenging not to experience a slight shiver as you dip your hand into Annabelle’s popcorn supply in a dimly lit cinema.

You can subscribe to HBO Max’s Ad-Supported plan for just $9.99 per month, giving you access to all the movies in The Conjuring series. If you prefer, there are other subscription options available too, such as an annual membership that could save you up to 20% over the course of a year. Check it out here!

Audience members have the freedom to determine if they’re daring enough to explore Annabelle’s haunted popcorn collection when The Conjuring: Last Rites arrives in cinemas on September 5. Whether it’s a bucket or no container, it appears that the series is committed to concluding with a chilling, lasting fright for horror enthusiasts. In the interim, enjoy previous installments of the series by subscribing to HBO Max.

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2025-08-19 19:41