This article contains Hereditary spoilers. The demon King Paimon can grant many wishes, but you don’t want to rub him the wrong way. 2018’s scariest new film, Hereditary, is conjuring so many ...

How does Hereditary end? In time, it becomes clear that Annie’s mother, Ellen, was the leader of a cult that worships the demon Paimon, which needs a human body as its host.

In one book there is mention of a demon named Paimon, who is the "King of Hell" and searches for vulnerable male bodies to possess.

The Hereditary ending leaves open-ended questions surrounding demon Paimon's presence in a grief-stricken family. An exploration of mental health, grief, and family dynamics underpins the overt ...

This is some crazy demonic possession sh*t! Annie knows something is up. She decides to root around in her mother's old things and discovers a book that mentions a figure called King Paimon.

In the Book of Revelation, Lucifer was banished to Earth. Like his mentee, Paimon, he exists both in books and in the unspoken announcement of sins. Paimon, however, is a camel-riding demon whose ...

And finally we have Ari Aster's horror masterpiece Hereditary, which depicts the efforts of a coven to resurrect the demonic King Paimon within the body of a suitable male host, in this case ...

When Annie finds her late mother’s occult books and reads about Paimon, the predetermined destiny of the family becomes a little clearer and it is Annie’s own ignorance that allows it to happen.

Here’s everything to know about the Hereditary ending, from Annie’s confrontation with the dead to reckoning with her unknown family history — and beyond. Warning: Hereditary spoilers ahead!