The haunted Annabelle film set
The director and a producer of the film Annabelle, shot in 2014, said that strange things happened on set in a Los Angeles apartment building. The director told The Hollywood Reporter at the film's after-party.
Annabelle was shot in early 2014. Wikipedia says principal photography started on 27 January at a Covina, California, bookshop called The Book Shop. On 25 February the crew of 55 moved to an apartment on South Normandie Avenue, Los Angeles County, and filmed there for several days.
Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter at the film's after-party, held at The Emerson Theatre, director John R. Leonetti said at least two supernatural events had happened on set. He said that while preparing in the apartment, the team found three finger marks drawn in the dust of a window set over the living room window, lit from behind by a full moon. The film's demon, he said, has three fingers, each with a talon. Leonetti said he had a photo.
Safran, a producer, told the same paper that the crew shot in an old apartment block near Koreatown. He said that on the first day the actor playing the demon worked in full makeup, a large glass light fixture fell onto the head of the actor playing the building's handyman, just as the demon walked under it. Wikipedia sums up both men as saying the set was "haunted".
"Principal photography began on January 27, 2014, at The Book Shop in Covina, California.[7][9][10][11] On February 25, 2014, filming continued at an apartment on South Normandie Avenue in Los Angeles County, where the 55-member crew shot for several days.[12] Director Leonetti and producer Safran told reporters that the Annabelle set was "haunted" and that they thought "supernatural phenomena" had occurred there.[13] The film was shot in sequence so that the actors were always aware of their emotional arcs.[4]"
- 'Annabelle' Director John Leonetti Talks About Shooting on a Haunted Set, Alyssa Casas, The Hollywood Reporter (2014)