Ready to get scared? You don't have to stay home and wait for the release of The Conjuring: video on demand. That's right, the latest chapter in this series that blends the paranormal with true stories is now available for streaming! (And you may already have access!)

In this chapter, ghost hunters Ed and Lorraine Warren come to the most terrifying place ever: the courthouse. A small murder case is blamed on the devil (that's right), and Ed takes the stand to offer a legitimate defense. Of course, the Warren family goes to the scene of the crime for the real shock, and we've already heard that it has some of the best scenes in the series.

In the U.S.? You're in luck: HBO Max will be offering The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It for the next 31 days as the latest chapter in its best-of feature, which delivers Warner Pictures films the same day they're released in theaters.

However, there is also an ad-supported $9.99/month plan, but that won't get you "The Conjuring 3" (or any of Warner's big movies). It is limited to the $14.99/month plan.

HBO Max is only available in the U.S., so for the rest of us to see "The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It", local theaters must be open. The film opened in U.S. cinemas today (June 4). In UK cinemas it was released on May 26, and in Australian cinemas on June 3.

Canadians may also be able to see it online, but only via paid video-on-demand; see Apple TV/iTunes, Google Play Store, Amazon, etc.