The Ending Of Annabelle Comes Home Explained

If you like horror movies that play like thrill rides, then you're gonna love Annabelle Comes Home. In this Conjuring spinoff, the gloves come off the ghosts in a way the franchise has never attempted before. If you got lost in the chaos, here's what went down in the closing minutes.

Before getting into the ending, let's revisit some important details.

As most would guess from her messed-up mug, Annabelle is obviously a haunted doll. But the haunting works in a specific way, leaving her more or less devoid of personality especially compared to her haunted doll compatriots in the Child's Play and, uh, Toy Story series.

While the doll can give off the impression of possession, Annabelle isn't really a character of her own she's more like Billy from James Wan's own Saw series, serving as a mascot and tool for the true forces of evil.

Rather than having consciousness herself, she serves as what Lorraine Warren calls a beacon for other spirits, essentially boosting the wi-fi signal for any ghosts in its vicinity. This makes her very useful for ghosts and demons, and uniquely deadly to living people.

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That pesky doll | 0:15
Annabelle throws a house party | 1:02
Probing the weak spots | 1:43
Ferry tale | 2:30
Bridezilla, basically | 3:02
The Conjuring meets the Wolfman | 3:49
Don't cross me | 4:31
The happiest birthday | 5:37
Beyond the grave | 6:11