The Haunting in Connecticut

Sinister is a gripping horror film in which a crime writer discovers a box of home movies in his new house that puts his family in supernatural peril. The film's integration of conventional horror with a found-footage aspect will appeal to fans of The Haunting in Connecticut's blend of psychological and supernatural terror.

The Conjuring takes viewers inside the terrifying world of Ed and Lorraine Warren, paranormal investigators tasked with helping a family terrorized by a dark presence in their farmhouse. Fans of The Haunting in Connecticut will appreciate the similarly intense atmosphere and the based-on-true-events storyline that adds an extra layer of chills.

Insidious follows a family's struggle to prevent evil spirits from trapping their comatose child in a realm called The Further. Its unsettling hauntings and a focus on family dynamics echo themes found in The Haunting in Connecticut, making it a must-watch for enthusiasts of supernatural horror.

The Possession tells the eerie story of a young girl who acquires an antique box containing a malevolent spirit. Much like The Haunting in Connecticut, it delves into themes of family and supernatural affliction, providing another example of a harrowing journey into the unknown.

A direct follow-up to The Haunting in Connecticut, this sequel, although with a different storyline, keeps the eerie sentiment alive by exploring a family's encounter with restless spirits in rural Georgia. For those enthralled by the first movie's blend of history and horror, this continuation is an obvious choice for further viewing.

The Last Exorcism is a found-footage style horror film about a disillusioned evangelical minister who encounters more than he bargained for during a routine exorcism. The movie's exploration of demonic possession and its pseudo-documentary approach will resonate with viewers attracted to The Haunting in Connecticut's sense of realism mixed with supernatural elements.