The Conjuring: Last Rites runs 135 minutes (2 hours 15 minutes). It rewards staying through the credits with real Warren family footage and a final mirror image, and it was offered in standard, Dolby Cinema and IMAX before digital, streaming and disc. The film is the billed final case for Ed and Lorraine Warren, played by Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga. Collider describes the story as centered on the Smurl haunting.
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- How long is Last Rites?
- Should you stay through the credits?
- Is the ending a sequel tease?
- Which versions were available?
- What rating should you expect?
How long is Last Rites?
Screen Rant reports the 135-minute running time in its franchise runtime report, making the film the longest Conjuring entry ahead of The Conjuring 2. The listed time covers the feature only.
Plan longer seat time for trailers and ads. Moviefone listings used for home-viewing details carry the same 135-minute feature length.
Should you stay through the credits?
Yes, if you want the real-life coda. Screen Rant explains in its post-credits breakdown that archival photos and home-video footage of the real Warren family play during the roll.
Then a final post-credits image shows real Ed Warren beside the Conjuring mirror. It comes after the main roll, so wait past the scroll.
Is the ending a sequel tease?
No. The coda works as a farewell tribute rather than a traditional setup.
SlashFilm reads the mirror label as "the conjuring mirror." That wording reframes the franchise title as referring to that artifact. It closes the Warrens' story instead of opening another case.
Which versions were available?
Theatrical showings included standard digital, Dolby Cinema at AMC, and IMAX. BigScreen Cinema Guide AMC listings show R, 2:15 entries for both Dolby and standard auditoriums in its AMC schedule listings. Warner Bros. Pictures via New Line Cinema released the Michael Chaves-directed film theatrically in North America on Sept. 5, 2025, with international rollout from Sept.
3, 2025. Home versions include paid digital from Oct. 7, 2025, HBO Max streaming from Nov. 21, 2025, and DVD, Blu-ray and 4K Ultra HD from Nov. 25, 2025, according to Moviefone in its where-to-watch listings.
What rating should you expect?
The film is rated R in the U.S. for bloody and violent content and terror.
Collider ties that rating to the series' adult-rating pattern. In the U.K., the BBFC rates it 15, as reported by 25th Frame. That matches prior main-series entries.