[THE DEVIL ON TRIAL Review Netflix] Pulling the mask of truth to the other side of the famous case in ‘The Conjuring 3’.

THE DEVIL ON TRIAL The Netflix documentary series delves into the behind-the-scenes of the famous case that inspired the movie “The Conjuring 3: The Devil Made Me Do It” It focuses on a 19-year-old young man who committed a murder, claiming that he was possessed by a demon. The story involves the haunting of his younger brother by a sinister entity before the possession, and how the demon eventually transferred its malevolent presence to him during an exorcism. Ed and Lorraine Warren are key witnesses in the case, having been involved since the beginning.

THE DEVIL ON TRIAL Review (No Spoiler)

This famous case has not only been the inspiration for “The Conjuring” movie franchise but has been covered extensively in various media formats for a long time, without a definitive conclusion. Ed and Lorraine Warren, two main characters in “The Conjuring,” are directly involved because they were the ones who initially documented the case with key evidence and photographs in its early stages. The case began with claims of a demon haunting the family’s youngest son, and when a murder case followed, they became closely associated with it, expanding it into a highly publicized case. This is the origin of the entire narrative in this documentary, which anyone who has seen before may find it similar to a reenactment (with newly created video footage to accompany real recorded audio). Although they now have the son who was allegedly haunted by the demon speaking out, stating that he wants to tell the story to share his story to prevent further misrepresentation in the media, what they share doesn’t seem to deviate much from the movies.

The real highlight of this story lies in the second half, when the older brother character opens up and shares information that had never been revealed before. He provides reasons and a narrative that differs significantly from what was known previously. What you’ve seen and heard becomes another story that is credible, with more compelling reasons behind it. It raises questions about why he believed his family was insane at the time, why his younger sibling seemed to be possessed, and how his mother was involved in the entire situation. Additionally, it sheds new light on Ed and Lorraine Warren, as the revelations come directly from the older brother. It’s unlikely that he would have any reason to deceive,But allowed his younger brother to amend what his older brother had narrated once again. and the documentary allows viewers to make their own judgments.

In summary, this is a documentary film that thoroughly exposes the hidden aspects of the famous case in “The Conjuring 3,” shedding light on almost everything, including the other side of Ed and Lorraine Warren’s reality. In the aspect of whether he is a swindler, is it true or not?

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