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Blumhouse is partnering with Hulu to bring a 12-episode series to the streaming service in 2018. We say ‘series’, when in truth each of those 12 episodes will be feature length, meaning they’re pretty much doing a horror movie of the month on the service, calling the...
Jason Blum. Credit: (left) Kathy Hutchins – Shutterstock.com / (right) SundanceTV A murder takes place in front of five dozen witnesses — seems pretty much a slam dunk case, right? Yet over 30 years later, the case remains unsolved because apparently No One Saw a Thing: also the title of B...
Credit: DFree / Shutterstock.com Harry Potter director Chris Columbus is set to trade in horcruxes and dementors for pizza boxes and homicidal animatronic animals, signing on to write, direct and produce Blumhouse’s big-screen adaptation of Scott Cawthon’s popular video game franchise Five Nigh...
Because obviously we needed a new The Purge film just in time for 4th of July, Blumhouse and Universal released the title, poster, and release date for their upcoming fourth installment in the horror franchise. No, the fact that today is the State of the Union speech is not lost on us, but ...
Hulu and Blumhouse Television are getting into the horror anthology business, announcing a 12-episode series that will be a departure from the streaming service’s usual format of releasing one new episode per week for an original series. Variety reports that the series is set to debut in...
While it’s still yet to be seen whether they’ll end up the town’s saviors or the worms’ appetizers, it looks like the population of Perfection, NV, is growing by five with P.J. Byrne (Big Little Lies) set for a key role in Syfy‘s pilot reboot of the Tremors...
Laurie Strode is coming home. The buzz around the newest Halloween movie has been building for the past few months now, with the loyal fanbase becoming more (cautiously) optimistic with each news item that gets released. Now comes word from Blumhouse that Halloween heroine Jamie Lee Curtis will...
I know what you’re thinking: what’s the big deal about a Halloween sequel, right? I mean, it feels like we get either a Halloween, Friday the 13th, or Nightmare on Elm Street remake/reboot/sequel every 6–8 months. We’ve sent them into space…into Hell…and into the...
