Film Profile · THE-CONJURING
The Conjuring
Detections65,313
Night Frames89%
Dialogue WPM47
Dom. Emotionneutral
GENOME
Movie DNA
Six core dimensions, each scored against the genre baseline.
Darkness-39% vs genre
35.5/100
Bright
Action Intensity+1% vs genre
49/100
Moderate
People Density-11% vs genre
43/100
Intimate
Indoor / Outdoor
78% indoor
Indoor · 77.6% indoors
Object Diversity
75/100
High
Pacing
0.9 cuts/min
Steady · cuts/min
FINGERPRINT
The full shape, vs. genre
Six axes overlaid against the average for this film's primary genre.
The ConjuringHorror avg · 8 titles
THE ARC
Motion & brightness across the runtime
Hover to scrub. Spikes mark high-action sequences. Dips reveal quiet stretches.
Motion Intensity
Brightness
People
STRUCTURE
Scene mix by act
Three-act split — how the visual tone shifts from setup through climax.
PEAKS & VALLEYS
When the film pushes — and breathes
The single most-intense minute and longest stretch of stillness.
CHROMA
Color signature
Frame-sampled palette — temperature, saturation, and how the look shifts across the runtime.
Temperaturewarm
Saturationmuted
Frames sampled5,369
Film color bandhow the palette shifts across the runtime · 60 buckets
0:00¼½¾end
Overall palette6 dominant colors · % of sampled frames
#463A33
37.9%
#605951
26.0%
#7F7971
16.3%
#A29D96
10.5%
#C4C2C0
5.7%
#EBE9E8
3.5%
Palette by scene type5 dominant colors per context · sampled within scene class
Empty scenes
#727171
#423F36
#585650
#9A999A
#CFD0D3
Intimate scenes
#483729
#353B47
#5A5452
#827C7A
#CDC8C2
Night scenes
#474344
#473428
#685E57
#8D8783
#D3D0C8
Outdoor scenes
#453A32
#5B544D
#787269
#9F9A93
#D5D3D2
Suspense scenes
#41362F
#504C4B
#787372
#E7DED4
#B4AFAB
Vibrant scenes
#6D492F
#8A713C
#E2DE29
#819512
#274C79
DETECTIONS
What appears on screen most
The four most-present objects — full breakdown with categories in Deep Dive.
ON SCREEN
Cast at a glance
Top 3 actors by screen time, color-coded by dominant emotion.
PW
Patrick Wilson
Ed Warren
17.1m · angry
VF
Vera Farmiga
Lorraine Warren
13.9m · sad
LT
Lili Taylor
Carolyn Perron
9.5m · sad
AI-DISCOVERED FACTS
AI-Discovered Facts — The Conjuring (2013)
Insights surfaced by machine analysis of every frame, audio track, and object.
- The Conjuring boasts an astonishing 55% dialogue-to-100-mockumentary ratio, outpacing 7 out of 7 Horror films' genre average of 27%.
- 2,561 unique people spotted (79% of frames)
- "house" is said 18 times — once every 6.2 minutes.
- Patrick Wilson is on screen for 17 of 112 minutes — 15% of the runtime.
- The longest stretch of silence runs 6 min 44 sec — no dialogue at all.
- Only 7.3% of all detected faces are smiling across the entire film.
- The 5 most intense moments all happen within 20 seconds of each other.
- At 144 BPM, the soundtrack rarely lets up — one of the faster-paced scores in the database.
- 1,380 unique words spoken out of 5,250 total — a vocabulary richness of 26.3%.
- AI detected 75 unique object types across 65,313 frame-by-frame detections.
- 461 unique chairs spotted (10% of frames)
- 147 unique beds spotted (6% of frames)
- 160 unique cars spotted (3% of frames)
- 188 unique cups spotted (3% of frames)
- 138 unique ties spotted (3% of frames)
- 83 unique books spotted (2% of frames)
- 53 unique clocks spotted (2% of frames)
- 76 unique couchs spotted (2% of frames)
- 94 unique bottles spotted (1% of frames)
- Features 293 dog appearances
- Contains 7 profanities (0.1 per minute)
- Longest silence: 7 minutes of unbroken quiet
- 16% of frames are close-ups
- The film's emotional journey ends on a neutral note
- Shot predominantly with warm tones
DIALOGUE
Words across the runtime
Volume and pace at a glance. Top vocabulary and per-act WPM in Deep Dive.
55% dialogue45% silence / score
5,250
total words
47
words / min
7 · 0.1%
profanity flagged
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