Blumhouse

Halloween Kills is still slated to come to theaters in October for now, and star Judy Greer was recently on Entertainment Tonight and talked about the new Michael Myers film and what it is like to film horror from someone who largely avoided it her whole career. At this point, we haven't seen anything at […]

You Should Have Left debuted its trailer and poster this afternoon. The new Blumhouse thriller stars Kevin Bacon, Amanda Seyfried, and Avery Essex in a film about a haunted house situation where the house starts to reveal secrets to the family. The film is directed by David Koepp, most famous for writing the first Jurassic […]

Dracula remake director Karyn Kusama was on the most recent episode of The Kingcast, a weekly look the works of Stephen King hosted by Scott Wampler and Eric Vespe. If you haven't listened to this yet, and are a fan of King, this is a must-listen podcast. Kusama was on the episode taking a look […]

Mondo will have a poster drop tomorrow, featuring Francesco Francavilla artwork for the Blumhouse remake of The Invisible Man. There will be two different versions of the poster, one with a blue tint that is the regular release limited to 225 pieces for $50, and a second red-tinted version limited to just 100 pieces for […]

Jason Blum has laid out a plan for his company Blumhouse Productions to return to active filming. Everything in Hollywood has been shut down for months now, yet Blumhouse is gearing up to begin production on a new film on the Universal lot. The untitled film will reportedly cost $6.5 million and nothing is known […]

Blumhouse has hired director Issa Lopez to helm a feature titled Our Lady of Tears. The film is an adaptation of the Vox/Epic Magazine article The Haunting of Girlstown, which focused on a "mass hysteria epidemic with supernatural roots in an all-girls, Catholic boarding school. In 2007, Villa de las Niñas, located in the outskirts […]

Nailbiter began coming out from Image Comics in 2014. The series, by Josh Williamson and Mike Henderson, ran for 30 regular issues and one special. It focused on the town of Buckaroo, Oregon, the birthplace of sixteen of the world's most notorious serial killers. One such killer, and the latest to be named and captured, […]

Purge fans are not having a good week. Earlier this week, USA Network canceled the television series after two seasons. Ratings were very low, especially for season 2, and USA decided against producing any more. This afternoon word has come down that The Forever Purge, the fifth entry into the series, has been pulled from […]

Fantasy Island was released on Blu-ray and digital yesterday after opening in theaters this past February. A reimagining of the classic show, it was met with bad reviews and not so great box office. While Blumhouse only spent $7 million on the production and made $47 million worldwide, hopes were higher for sure.  Fantasy Island […]

Halloween, the 2018 version, is getting a Twitter Watch Party this Friday. Universal Pictures will begin a series of Twitter Watch Parties for the next three Fridays, starting with Halloween this week, Apollo 13 on May 23rd, and ending with The Breakfast Club on May 30th. The 2018 Halloween Twitter Watch Along will feature running […]

Happy Death Day was a great horror film for one reason, and that is Jessica Rothe. The actress carried the film, and without her, it would not have been nearly as good as it was. The sequel Happy Death Day 2 U was pretty bad, but again, not because of Rothe. She is quite talented […]

Sebastian Stan is doing media rounds for his new film Endings, Beginnings. On top of discussing MCU goings-on, he also talks about how much he loves director Karyn Kusama and her film Destroyer, which he also had a role in. It is her next project that he is very interested in, however, as she has […]

The Hunt, one of the more controversial films released in the past year, will head to Blu-ray in June. The film is already available for home viewing on VOD services after Universal released it and other films early in light of the ongoing situation the world is in. The Hunt had only been in theaters […]

Happy Death Day is one of the better horror films to come out in the last few years. This has everything to do with the cast, especially Jessica Rothe, who is brilliant as a coed who is forced to relive the same day over and over again until she can solve her own murder at […]

The Invisible Man hits digital to own on May 12th, 4K Blu-ray, on May 26th. Blumhouse's successful reimagining of the classic Universal Monster was a box office hit before the Coronavirus pandemic forced theaters to shut down. In a surprising move, Universal released the film to rent on VOD streaming services less than a month […]

Universal Monsters are some of the most iconic characters in cinema history. The films starring Frankenstein, Creature, Wolf Man, Dracula, and more have influenced not only every horror film to come after, but film in general in more ways than can be recounted here. Yet before this past February's The Invisible Man, it has been […]

Jason Blum, head of Blumhouse and one of the most successful studio heads in the business, is out there wondering how the movie business will look when we eventually get past the current situation unfolding. Christopher Nolan came out in The Washington Post this weekend and called for everyone to support movie theaters, and while […]

The Hunt is sort of a box office disappointment– barely making the giant waves some expected after its free publicity over its controversial violent premise. But that's likely as much to do with the social distancing we're all practicing to slow the spread of coronavirus as it is the film itself. While the film is […]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Who is The Hunt for, exactly? Its muddled message and inconsistent tone make it somewhat hard to follow. But by the end, you're left asking "Exactly who (or what?) am I supposed to be rooting for here?" Despite all of that, there is some buried wisdom among the nihilistic ultraviolence that offers a […]

It seems that the monsters are making their way back to the big screen. After the success of The Invisible Man both critically and commercially Hollywood is doing exactly what we all knew they would do and is greenlighting a bunch of monster movies. We know that James Wan is working on something with Universal and […]