She wrote Valak's name on it during her Nightmare Sequence earlier in the film. Casting Gag: You'd never recognize her under the heavy makeup in both roles, but actress Bonnie Aarons (who plays Valak the Demon Nun) is no stranger to playing a Humanoid Abomination.While real Janet did have considerably large teeth at the time and Madison Wolffe wore fake teeth to depict a more convincing portrayal, her teeth in the film still looks fairly realistic instead of looking exaggeratedly big. Much later into the movie, we see the entire area has been completely flooded. Brick Joke: Early on, the washing machine in the basement breaks suddenly and violently, which seemingly has no influence on the rest of the plot aside from showing that spooky things are about to go down.But it's actually the demon Valak who's really behind everything.
Big Bad: Bill Wilkins, the Enfield Poltergeist, is introduced as the mastermind behind the horror.Bait-and-Switch: The first movie teases an adaptation of the infamous Amityville case as a Sequel Hook to serve as the basis for the entire next movie, only for the actual sequel to treat it as something of a footnote to the main plot.It allows her to access recollections of memories. Astral Projection: Lorraine is revealed to possess this, thanks to her psychic powers.However, this causes the film's Darkest Hour (see below). She even shows evidence that Janet is faking the whole thing about throwing the furniture, which in truth is really faked, because Janet doesn't want the Warrens to get involved further. Agent Scully: Psychologist Anita Gregory doesn't believe the Hodgsons' haunting (as she did in real life), thinking that the children are lying for publicity.
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