Annabelle doll movie is believed to be one of this month's top box office draws. The premise of the movie revolves around a possessed doll that keeps terrorizing a certain family.
The doll was also an important part of the 2013 horror flick, "The Conjuring," and it turns out that the horrific doll is not merely a work of fiction. Annabelle is actually a real doll, which is now kept under lock and key in Connecticut, in the Warren Occult Museum, with other strange artifacts that her keepers say are possessed and haunted.
Annabelle doll is real. However, many are quite doubtful if she is really possessed. Still, the doll sits inside a huge box that is encased in thick glass, surrounded by crucifixes and warning signs, telling people not to touch it.
Directory Tony Spera said, "Now, it doesn't look very scary, like the one in the movie. It's so innocent-looking. It's like a child's Raggedy Ann doll."
However, despite the Annabelle doll's cuteness, it is believed to be a very strong vessel for a demonic entity of pure evil.
Spera mentioned that, back in the 70s era, the doll supposedly tormented a young student and her friends for months on end. Moreover, on the very same night that Spera was visiting the doll, there were almost 50 tourists who came from across the country just to get a picture with the infamously scary doll.
"It's a lot creepier than the movie doll," Edwin Ojeda shared. He was brave enough to step a lot closer to the Annabelle doll, but his friends opted to stay back. "The one in the movie looks like it was made for the movie. Nobody would really buy their kid that doll."
"The Conjuring" introduced the world to Ed and Lorraine Warren, a real-life husband-and-wife demon-fighting duo. Through the years, whenever there were any reports of paranormal origins, the Warrens were always on the scene to investigate.
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