The Conjuring: Last Rites Showtimes – Ireland Cinemas & Tickets

September 2026 brings both good news and a hard truth for Conjuring fans: Ed and Lorraine Warren are back for one last case, and it won’t be in every theater you walk into. The Conjuring: Last Rites lands on September 5, 2026—but you’ll need to know exactly where to look.

Release Date: September 5, 2026 (North America) ·
International Release: Beginning September 3, 2026 ·
Age Rating: 18+ ·
Theaters: ODEON Cinemas, IMAX ·
Streaming: Prime Video

Six essential facts about the fourth Conjuring film, drawn from cinema listings and ticket platforms.

The table below consolidates key details verified across ODEON listings and ticket platforms.

Is there a Conjuring 4 coming out soon?

The fourth Conjuring film—officially titled The Conjuring: Last Rites—is confirmed for release on September 5, 2026 across Ireland and the UK (ODEON Cinemas Ireland (official cinema operator)). International markets get it first, beginning September 3, 2026, with North American IMAX screenings following two days later on September 5. For Irish viewers, this places the film firmly in the upcoming release window—not a distant rumor but a confirmed booking on ODEON’s calendar.

Release date details

The film promotes a September 5 arrival, aligning with what ODEON calls “the Warrens’ final exorcism case” (ODEON Cinemas UK (official cinema operator)). The runtime runs to 2 hours 15 minutes, giving the franchise’s concluding chapter ample time to build dread (Fandango (ticket platform)). Director Michael Chaves takes the helm for this installment, with Patrick Wilson returning as Ed Warren alongside Vera Farmiga as Lorraine Warren.

Theaters and IMAX screenings

ODEON Blanchardstown in Dublin features IMAX screens that can show The Conjuring: Last Rites in enhanced format (ODEON Cinemas Ireland (official cinema venue page)). ODEON Charlestown, also in Dublin, operates nine screens with online booking available (ODEON Cinemas Ireland (official cinema venue page)). Both venues are listed as bookable locations for the film on the main ODEON showtimes page.

Where can we see Conjuring the Last Rites?

ODEON Cinemas Ireland operates as the primary cinema chain carrying The Conjuring: Last Rites, with showtimes bookable directly through odeoncinemas.ie (ODEON Cinemas Ireland (official showtimes and booking page)). Entertainment.ie aggregates listings across multiple ODEON locations, making it a useful secondary resource for comparing times across venues.

ODEON Cinemas showtimes

The official ODEON page for The Conjuring: Last Rites includes a trailer, cast information, and a ticket booking widget (ODEON Cinemas Ireland (official showtimes and booking page)). Bookings are handled entirely online—no phone reservations. Irish viewers should check odeoncinemas.ie and select their nearest ODEON location to view available times closer to the September release.

Dublin and Dundrum locations

DublinODEON locations include Charlestown (9 screens) and Blanchardstown (IMAX available), both confirmed bookable for the film (Entertainment.ie (Irish cinema listings aggregator)). Note that “Dundrum” as a standalone cinema is not an ODEON location—the nearest ODEON to Dundrum would be Charlestown or Blanchardstown. Entertainment.ie confirms showtimes at ODEON Charlestown specifically for The Conjuring: Last Rites (Entertainment.ie (Irish cinema listings aggregator)).

Will Conjuring 4 be 18+?

The Conjuring: Last Rites carries an 18+ age rating—a hard restriction that bars anyone under 18 from entry (ODEON Cinemas Ireland (official film promo page)). This is the strictest rating in the franchise, reflecting what the film delivers: a final exorcism case involving the most disturbing entities the Warrens ever faced.

Parents guide details

The 18+ rating means the film is not recommended for teenagers under any circumstances. Parents who allowed younger teens for earlier Conjuring films should expect significantly more intense content—the franchise has progressively raised its bar with each installment, and “Last Rites” represents the most extreme entry yet.

Ireland age rating

The Irish classification system places The Conjuring: Last Rites in the adult-only category. Cinema staff in Ireland will check identification—no exceptions. The film is not classified for under-18 viewing, and venues like ODEON enforce this strictly for 18+ screenings.

How scary is the new Conjuring 4?

The Conjuring: Last Rites dials the horror intensity to its highest level in the franchise. Described as the Warrens’ “final exorcism case” and their most dangerous encounter, the film trades the more restrained scares of earlier entries for sustained dread and intense sequences (ODEON Cinemas Ireland (official film promo page)).

Horror intensity reviews

Rotten Tomatoes (film review aggregator) describes the film as a “powerful and spine-chilling addition to the franchise” (Promotional summary cited via ODEON). The “spine-chilling” descriptor is not marketing fluff—it reflects genuine horror content that justified the 18+ classification.

Comparison to previous films

Each Conjuring film has pushed the intensity higher. The original (2013) established the tone; The Conjuring 2 (2016) expanded it internationally; The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It (2021) shifted toward possession-focused horror. The Conjuring: Last Rites combines all prior approaches in what the Warrens themselves call their final, most perilous case.

Can I watch Conjuring Last Rites at home?

Prime Video serves as the home-viewing destination for The Conjuring: Last Rites following its theatrical run. The streaming platform, owned by the studio, typically receives franchise releases after the cinema window closes (ODEON Cinemas Ireland (official showtimes and booking page)).

Prime Video availability

The film’s listing on ODEON’s website confirms “Prime Video” as the streaming destination (ODEON Cinemas Ireland (official showtimes and booking page)). An exact date for Prime Video availability post-theater has not been publicly confirmed—the standard theatrical window typically runs 45-90 days.

Streaming options post-theater

For Irish viewers who cannot make the September cinema release, Prime Video represents the most accessible home-viewing option. The platform’s parent company owns the film’s distribution rights, making it the default streaming home. Viewers who prefer the theatrical experience should book at odeoncinemas.ie before September 3, 2026.

How to book tickets for The Conjuring: Last Rites in Ireland

Booking your screening involves three straightforward steps, with ODEON Cinemas handling the process entirely online.

1. Visit odeoncinemas.ie: Navigate to the official ODEON website and search for “The Conjuring: Last Rites” or visit the film’s dedicated page at odeoncinemas.ie/films/the-conjuring-last-rites/HO00007512/ (ODEON Cinemas Ireland)
2. Select your location and time: Choose from available Dublin locations (Blanchardstown with IMAX, Charlestown with 9 screens) or regional ODEON venues. Pick your preferred date and showtime. Times will populate closer to the September 5 release.
3. Complete your booking online: Enter payment details to secure your tickets. You will receive a digital ticket—no need to print. Arrive at least 15 minutes before your screening.

Confirmed facts vs. what remains unclear

The confirmed details about The Conjuring: Last Rites come from official ODEON listings, Fandango, and Entertainment.ie. Here’s what we know for certain—and what requires further checking.

Ed and Lorraine Warren are back on 5 September, when The Conjuring: Last Rites possesses an ODEON cinema near you.

ODEON Cinemas Ireland (official promotional copy)

Prepare for one final exorcism with our guide to The Conjuring: Last Rites.

ODEON Cinemas Ireland (official promotional copy)

Summary

The Conjuring: Last Rites opens in Ireland on September 5, 2026, exclusively at ODEON Cinemas. The fourth and final installment runs 2 hours 15 minutes, stars Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga, and carries an 18+ rating that makes it the most restricted film in the franchise. Horror fans should book at odeoncinemas.ie before tickets sell out, while those who miss the theatrical run can expect the film on Prime Video after its cinema window closes.

For Irish viewers, the decision is straightforward: catch it at ODEON Blanchardstown in IMAX for the most immersive horror experience, or wait for Prime Video if the cinema run timing doesn’t work. Either way, this is the Warrens’ last case—and it won’t be gentle.

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While ODEON covers Dublin and Dundrum slots, nearby showtimes listings detail nearby showtimes across more Irish cinemas for easy booking.

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