Jason Blum is gearing up for a jam-packed 2021 with the final Purge film and a new Halloween entry awaiting release. With the first trailer for Halloween Kills dropping this week, it seems like it will be quite the thrilling entry, and mega-producer Jason Blum appears to feel the same. In an interview with Discussing […]
Blumhouse shares first look image from Stephen King’s Firestarter
With filming now underway, Blumhouse Pictures has announced that you actress Ryan Kiera Armstrong (American Horror Story, The Tomorrow War, It Chapter Two) is set to take on the lead role in the new adaptation of Stephen King’s classic novel Firestarter. Firestarter revolves around a young girl (Armstrong, seen above in the official first look […]
Underrated Blumhouse Horror Movies That Are Worth a Watch
Marvelous Videos presents ten underrated Blumhouse horrors… When you think of Blumhouse Productions, you probably think of Get Out or the Halloween sequel, or any number of popular films that garnered critical acclaim and attention. This is because Blumhouse has become a major motion picture production company that specializes in unique horror movies made on relatively low budgets. […]
Blumhouse’s Stephen King adaptation Firestarter begins production
Blumhouse Productions has announced the start of principal photography on Firestarter, the new adaptation of Stephen King’s classic sci-fi thriller novel of the same name. Walking into the first day of production like…. #firestarter @jason_blum @ZacEfron @AkivaGoldsman @StephenKing @MichaelGreyeyes pic.twitter.com/bOtUWd4k56 — Blumhouse (@blumhouse) May 25, 2021 As with the novel, Firestarter revolves around a young […]
Scott Derrickson’s new horror film The Black Phone receives January 2022 release date
The upcoming Blumhouse and Universal project The Black Phone, an adaptation of the horror short story by Joe Hill from director Scott Derrickson (Sinister, Doctor Strange), has received a January 28th, 2022 release date. The Black Phone follows a “kidnapped kid who finds himself in a soundproof basement surrounded by the remains of other victims. When night falls, […]
John Logan to make directorial debut with Blumhouse horror Whistler Camp
Oscar-nominated screenwriter John Logan is set to make his directorial debut with Whistler Camp, a new horror film from Blumhouse Productions. While specific details are being under wraps, the film is described as “a queer empowerment story set at a gay conversion camp.” Casting is underway, with Blumhouse’s Jason Blum producing alongside Michael Aguilar (Penny […]
It Chapter Two star James Ransone reuniting with director Scott Derrickson on Blumhouse’s The Black Phone
The upcoming Blumhouse and Universal project The Black Phone, an adaptation of the horror short story by Joe Hill from director Scott Derrickson (Sinister, Doctor Strange), has added another member to its cast. According to The Hollywood Reporter, IT Chapter Two star James Ransone will be reuniting with Derrickson for the upcoming horror film after appearing […]
Sons of Anarchy’s Kurt Sutter to direct monster movie This Beast for Blumhouse and Netflix
Kurt Sutter, creator of Sons of Anarchy, has been hired to write, produce, and direct This Beast for Netflix. He will make his directorial debut under the stewardship of Jason Blum, whose Blumhouse Productions will produce the film alongside Carla Hacken’s Paper Pictures. Deadline exclusively reveals that This Beast is inspired by a true story, […]
Halloween’s David Gordon Green in talks to direct The Exorcist sequel for Blumhouse
Having relaunched the Halloween franchise in 2018, it seems that Blumhouse and director David Gordon Green are now turning their attention to another iconic horror property. As reported by The Observer, Blumhouse and Morgan Creek are currently developing a sequel to the classic 1973 shocker The Exorcist, with Green in talks to direct. No further […]
Now Is The Time for Indie Films To Strike
Tom Jolliffe looks at a pre-Covid rise in popularity for independent films, and a big upcoming push for content going forward… Slowly but surely, changes were afoot this time last year. It had been a progressive rise for a few years. Cinema was still monopolised by the mega budget blockbusters. In particular, Disney and every […]
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