Astonishing Legends The True Story behind the Conjuring Part 1
Jun 13, 2021
02:40:12
Visiting the Farmhouse
- Caroline visited the farmhouse and was captivated by the property, especially the barn built by a shipwright.
- Mr. Kenyon, the owner, explained the barn's unique construction, which allowed it to survive the 1938 hurricane.
Suicide in the Barn
- Mrs. John Arnold, a previous resident, hanged herself in the barn, not from a tree as depicted in the movie.
- This was one of several suicides on the property.
The Vanishing Man
- On moving day, the Perron daughters saw a man in the dining room who vanished.
- Each daughter perceived his form differently, ranging from solid to translucent to disappearing.
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Introduction
00:00 • 3min
Crossing the Pond With the U.K. Lormen
02:38 • 2min
Graveyard Tales - Should We Mention NASHVILLE?
04:12 • 2min
Book Review: House of Darkness, House of Light, Volume One
06:24 • 2min
Book Review: Andrea Perone, House of Darkness
08:10 • 2min
The Conjuring Movie Review
10:24 • 2min
Peranimal Plus Podcast - You Take Some License
12:53 • 2min
Book Review - The Warrens
14:28 • 2min
What You Think of Me Is None of My Siness
16:54 • 2min
We Need the Michael Shermers, We Need the Bryan Cranstons
19:15 • 4min
Was the Conjuring as Good as the Book?
23:07 • 2min
Wingstop Ranch - The Best Wings in the World
24:59 • 5min
I Don't Want to Know Where They Are Now.
30:03 • 2min
How to Get Out of a Sub Prime Mortgage
32:01 • 3min
The Tombstone
35:20 • 4min
The Barn, a Great Big Barn
38:50 • 4min
A Review of Mytails by Caroline Perone
42:36 • 5min
There Was Light as Well as Darkness Aly
47:39 • 4min
Andrea's Interview With Jim Harold
51:11 • 2min
Book Review - The Snowstorm - Book Review
52:45 • 2min
The Other Man in the Dining Room
55:05 • 3min
All Ghost Interactions Depend on Who's Looking
58:26 • 2min
Ghost Hunting
01:00:10 • 2min
Astonishing Legends
01:02:07 • 2min
We Need More Segways, So Send Them In
01:04:13 • 2min
Yhappedoge. Oron the Onration
01:06:14 • 3min
The Window Washer - Doctor Quant, Flatland?
01:08:44 • 2min
Is It a Psychic?
01:11:01 • 2min
The Window Washer Principle
01:12:51 • 3min
You Dot, Sayn I if You E
01:15:24 • 2min
The Ghosts of Coo - The One Dimensional World, Part 1
01:17:26 • 2min
Are You the New Owner of the House?
01:19:10 • 6min
Is It Normal to Move a Cat?
01:24:51 • 3min
The Clock on the Wall
01:28:12 • 3min
Is There a Missing Time Scenario?
01:31:22 • 2min
Is There a Temperature Associated With Certain Spirits?
01:33:26 • 2min
Is Night More Active? And What's Happening All the Time?
01:35:00 • 4min
The Story of Sindy and the Flies
01:39:28 • 3min
Flies, Excrement, Ugly, Dark Things
01:42:24 • 5min
Is There Anything Written on the Chalkboard?
01:46:58 • 2min
What's Behind This?
01:48:42 • 2min
What's the Difference Between a Passedaway and a Ghost?
01:50:45 • 2min
What's the Point of the Chalk Board?
01:52:22 • 2min
How Do We Know These Things Happen?
01:54:22 • 2min
Book Review - The Handscythe
01:55:57 • 4min
The Hand Scythe, a Scary Device
01:59:45 • 2min
The Knife Flying at People
02:01:28 • 2min
Is There a Ghost in a Fire?
02:03:57 • 3min
The First Case of a Spirit Committing Mass Murder
02:06:32 • 2min
Do You Know What's Going On?
02:08:31 • 2min
Go Smore Gazing With a New Jed Puffed Camp Mors Bag
02:10:35 • 2min
The Last Most Intense Story to Night
02:12:11 • 4min
You Kids, Turn Off the Lights if You're Not in There
02:15:45 • 2min
Mister Kenyon's 'It Can't Be Haunted'
02:17:26 • 3min
The Haunted House Part Two
02:20:56 • 2min
I Sought a Face
02:23:20 • 3min
A Prayer to God for a Savior
02:26:23 • 4min
The Story of Bathsheba Sherman
02:30:45 • 4min
What's the Time Frame Between Getting That Basenji Dog and Moving?
02:34:31 • 2min
The True Story That Inspired the First of the Conjuring Films
02:36:02 • 38sec
The Lights on - Part 2
02:36:41 • 29sec
Astonishing Legends Productions
02:37:10 • 6min
Whether you're a fan of horror films or not, you've probably heard of the 2013 motion picture, "The Conjuring." This film, starring Vera Farmiga and Patrick Wilson, struck such a chord with viewers that it spawned a franchise of related films like The Conjuring sequels, The Nun, Annabelle, and The Curse of La Llorona. But the initial movie was inspired by real-life events, the roughly decade-long hauntings of the Perron family that started the moment they moved into the Arnold Estate in 1970, now called "The Farm on Round Top Road" in Harrisville, Rhode Island. The colonial farmhouse, built circa 1736, would be home to 9 generations of families, including the Perrons. It seems some of the residents would never be able to leave, and some new and terrifying entities would make an unwelcome appearance during the Perron occupancy. While a few of the spirits were viciously malevolent, some were benevolent, and Andrea Perron, the eldest daughter, comprehensively chronicled the entire experience in a three-volume set of books titled House of Darkness House of Light: The True Story. While Andrea loved the cinematic adaptation of her family's story in the film, she also realizes that a movie has its own set of rules for narrative compression. Its purpose is to entertain efficiently, and therefore was only "one percent of one percent of what actually happened at the farm." Also, the famous paranormal investigative couple, Ed and Lorraine Warren were only a lesser element to the overall story. So what were some of the more frightening yet fascinating occurrences that happened to the Perrons at clearly one of the most active haunted houses still in existence that most of us have never heard? Join us tonight for part one of our examination of the true story behind "The Conjuring."
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