Remember Conjuring: The Warren Files, but not Ryan Gosling in the movie? This is normal, because it does not appear on the screen! The saga’s first opus does indeed feature a cameo from the Barbie and La La Land star of a completely different genre: instead of a horror movie role, her band, Dead Man’s Bones, appears in the film. soundtrack.
As Total Film recalls, one of their songs, “In the Room Where You Sleep,” is played during a scene early in the film in which paranormal investigator duo Ed (Patrick Wilson) and Lorraine Warren (Vera Farmiga) team up. Together with their team, investigate the strange happenings on the farm. They were called by the Perron family, who suspected paranormal activity in their new home, especially after the unexplained death of their dog.
Here’s an excerpt, listen carefully…
Ryan Gosling and friend Zach Shields formed the band Dead Man’s Bones in 2007 over a mutual fascination with the Haunted House, a Disney park ride. Their musical production focuses on ghosts and monsters, making it a fitting addition to a horror movie soundtrack. Their self-titled album, released in 2009, contains the title track.
This is not the only time we have heard the band’s music in a movie or TV series. Their song “Lose Your Soul” was used in the TV series Teen Wolf in 2011, as well as the theme music for the French film The Battle of Solferino in 2013.
Released in 2013 Conjuring: The Warren FilesThe following decade spawned an entire cinematic universe with its two sequels, as well as the spin-off film series Annabelle and The Nun, the second installment of which, The Nun: The Curse of Saint Lucia, can currently be seen at your nearest cinema.
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