Annabelle Trilogy DVD: Three Horror Films Across Two Discs

In DVD-Video format, Annabelle Trilogy brings all three films centred on the possessed doll together in one set. With a total runtime of 5 hours and 15 minutes across two discs, it offers a feature-length home viewing option for fans of supernatural horror.

The collection includes Annabelle, Annabelle: Creation and Annabelle Comes Home, with English listed as the language.

Tech specs

• Format: DVD-Video
• Genre: Horror
• What’s included: Three Annabelle films across two discs
• Runtime: 5 hours and 15 minutes
• Language: English
• Contributors: David F. Sandberg, Gary Dauberman and John R. Leonetti

How to use it

Choose a DVD-Video player for viewing, then settle in for the films individually or as a trilogy session. The set brings together three stories connected by Annabelle, making it easy to move from one film to the next without assembling a collection title by title. Its combined runtime also gives you a ready-made choice for a longer horror movie night, while the two-disc format keeps the collection in a physical format for your home library.

The stories offer different points of entry into the doll’s supernatural presence. In Annabelle, a couple encounters frightening events involving a vintage doll after satanic cultists invade their home. Annabelle: Creation follows a dollmaker and his wife as they welcome a nun and girls from a closed orphanage, only to face the dollmaker’s possessed creation. In Annabelle Comes Home, Ed and Lorraine Warren secure the doll behind sacred glass in their artifacts room, where it awakens evil spirits. What better way to follow the story’s changing settings than to have all three films in the same collection?

Everyday use

This set suits a planned movie night, a horror-film marathon or a home collection focused on supernatural stories. The shared doll links the films, while their separate plots move through a couple’s home, a dollmaker’s household and the Warrens’ artifacts room. That variety helps the trilogy feel like a collection of distinct stories rather than three copies of the same setup. For a quieter evening, you can also choose a single film and return to the others later.

Some buyers praise the films as an enjoyable series and appreciate having the physical movies together. Reactions to the suspense are mixed, so the appeal is best understood as a horror trilogy with varied scares rather than a promise that every viewer will find each film equally frightening.

Compared with collecting the films individually, this set brings the three named entries together in one purchase. That makes it a practical format for viewers who want the Annabelle stories as a group, while someone looking for only one specific film may prefer to choose that title on its own.

When it makes sense

Choose Annabelle Trilogy if you want all three films in the series in a physical DVD collection, or you’re putting together a supernatural horror night with several stories to watch. The English-language presentation, two-disc format and combined runtime make the set easy to plan around, whether you watch the films in one sitting or spread them across separate evenings. For horror fans interested in the doll’s appearances across these different households and settings, it offers a straightforward way to keep the complete three-film collection together.