The character was almost brought back as a zombie.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Summary Despite being a key player in its predecessor, director Michael Chaves has explained why The Nun II didn't bring back Demián Bichir's Father Burke. The latest installment in The Conjuring Universe brought back the horrifying demon Valak as it enacted a series of brutal killings of priests and nuns across Europe in search of a mysterious and powerful artifact.
I pitch a lot of crazy ideas. [Laughs] It was one of many ideas, so I don't know how far it was. I think I probably killed it while I was still in the crib. But at the end of the movie, you want it to be a funhouse of scares, and you want Valak to be throwing everything it has at our characters, so that was in consideration. But I don't know if we could have brought back Father Burke just to be a zombie.
Malaysia Latest News, Malaysia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
The Crooked Man: Why Did the Conjuring Spin-off Never Happen?Both Valak and Annabelle have their own movies, so why not this guy!?
Read more »
Why The Conjuring Movies Are Actually a RomanceThe biggest secret ingredient of The Conjuring movies is the enduring romance between its lead characters.
Read more »
Monthly stimulus checks are being sent out in one state—Here's whyThe checks being disbursed to residents come from oil reserve revenue and have been distributed for over four decades.
Read more »
| Why polls with more respondents from one party aren’t necessarily wrongAn interactive look at how polling works.
Read more »
Wynonna Earp: Wayhaught Explained (& Why It's One Of TV's Most Important Relationships)What is Wayhaught and why's it important?
Read more »
Why no one is talking about new mask rules even as COVID-19 rises in L.A.Los Angeles County officials said they have no plans for new public mask mandates — a sign of how COVID-19 policies have changed in the back-to-normal era.
Read more »