The Conjuring: The Last Rites director Michael Chaves recalls real-life haunted experience: 'Those voices were there'

The Conjuring: The Last Rites is on the horizon, and filmmaker Michael Chaves has recently revealed his personal encounter. The filmmaker admitted that the film has led him to believe in the supernatural.

According to Hindustan Times, Michael recalled the paranormal activity in a recent interview. He shared, “My experiences on (the sets of) The Conjuring: Last Rites have made me a believer. That is because of two things, the first having talked extensively with the Smurls and the conviction they had in telling their story.”

He elaborated, “They’re totally honest, reasonable, smart people, and this was something that was really a wound that they dealt with. It was a jarring, traumatic event. It resonated with me incredibly.”

He recalled the incident while shooting in England, he was living in a haunted house, called The Old Vicarage, which was one of those places that doesn’t even have an address. He further stated that he was living in the house with his family, adding, “It was called that because vicars, when they came to town and were working at the church, would reside there. The place was probably a couple hundred years old.”