News The Conjuring The Conjuring TV Series Comes Back to Life With Marvel Writers on Board The show has been in development at HBO Max since 2023. By Vanessa Armstrong | Published on September 9, 2025 Screenshot: Warner Bros. Comment 0 Share New Share Screenshot: Warner Bros. The Conjuring: Last Rites is currently in theaters, and has been teased as potentially the last time we’ll see Ed and Lorraine Warren (played to perfection by Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga) on the big screen.  But that doesn’t mean that the Conjuring franchise is ending. In fact, we found out back in 2023 that Warner Bros. Discovery was working on a television series set in The Conjuring universe, though we’ve heard little about the project since then. Today, however, Variety broke the news that the HBO Max Conjuring series now has a showrunner, writer, and executive producer on board. That person is Nancy Won, whose previous credits include working on Netflix’s Jessica Jones series and writing episodes for Supernatural, Jericho, and the recent Apple TV+ series starring Rashida Jones, Sunny. Won will have two other writers with Marvel television experience joining her on the project: Peter Cameron (WandaVision, Moon Knight, Agatha All Along) and Cameron Squires (also WandaVision and Agatha All Along, as well as the Star Wars series, The Acolyte).  The project still seems to be in the early days of development—Warner Bros. Discovery hasn’t even officially confirmed these three writers are attached—and we still have no news on what the show will focus on, including if any established roles will be part of it or if it will be an installment in the franchise with all-new characters.  Whatever the show ends up being, the odds are still good that we’ll see it relatively soon on HBO Max: The Conjuring universe, after all, is too strong to end with Last Rites. [end-mark] The post <i>The Conjuring</i> TV Series Comes Back to Life With Marvel Writers on Board appeared first on Reactor.