Haunted hell: I work at ‘The Conjuring’ house, here’s what it’s like

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TikTok video from the spooky — and just-sold — Rhode Island home that inspired the 2013 horror film “The Conjuring” has gone viral for showing how those pesky spirits can get in the way.Madison Heinzen, the daughter of the home’s former owners who works at the property leading tours and selling merchandise, has some 1.3 million followers on the app and shows them exactly how quotidian tasks can quickly go wrong there.The 9-second clip, which got 1.1 million likes and more than 7 million views since it was posted in June, shows her doing work in one of the bedrooms when a Raggedy Ann doll — perched upright in a chair across the room with nothing else around it — suddenly topples over.

The footage is recorded from a security camera feed — and as the doll slumps, she seems to take a few steps back in shock.“Me going to talk to the ghosts inside the Conjuring House,” she wrote on the video.“Starting praying NOW,” wrote one commenter in reply, while another said, “Oh how I fear living near that house.However, the bulk of replies in the video came from nay-sayers — who mentioned in their own comments that the fall wasn’t the work of ghosts, but that of gravity.

Still, others sought to make clear exactly where the video was filmed.“Y’all do know what the conjuring house is right?” said another commenter.Located at 1677 Round Top Road in Burrillville, the farmhouse was once the home of the Perron family who lived there in the 1970s and whose creepy accounts formed the basis of “The Conjuring,” now a franchise of scary movies.

Carolyn and Roger Perron resided there with their five daughters — and noticed early-morning bed shakings, a broom moving by itself from place to place and a smell of rotting flesh.