Blumhouse

Hulu’s Next Into the Dark Holiday Episode Puts a Very Twisted Spin on Mother’s Day

Hulu and Blumhouse slather horror all over yet another holiday with the latest in their delightfully grim Into the Dark series. Director Chelsea Stardust’s All That We Destroy looks to tell one of the most fucked-up Mother’s Day-adjacent tales ever, as a scientist (Samantha Mathis) tries to cure her homicidal son (Israel Broussard) by cloning…

io9 Cheryl Eddy Apr 18

A New Version of The Craft Is Moving Forward at Blumhouse, with a Female Director [Updated]

For the past few years, there have been talks of a remake/sequel of the 1996 teen witch classic, The Craft. Now, it looks like the spell has been cast, with Blumhouse coming onboard to start the incantation—along with what looks to be the studio’s first female director for a blockbuster horror film. According to Production…

Movies Beth Elderkin Mar 26

Hulu’s Latest Into the Dark Episode Highlights the Horrifying Side of April Fools’ Day

If it’s nearing April, it’s definitely time to start watching your back if there are any practical jokers in your midst. As the increasingly unamused protagonists of Hulu and Blumhouse’s latest entry in horror-anthology series Into the Dark discover, though, there is definitely such a thing as taking the joke too far. The episode’s cheekily…

io9 Cheryl Eddy Mar 20

The First Trailer for Octavia Spencer’s Horror Thriller Ma Is an Important PSA for Teens

One of the first important life lessons parents teach their children is that, while most adults mean them no harm, there are people in the world who might want to hurt them, and it’s in their best interest not to wander off with strangers lest they end up on the back of a milk carton.…

Trailers Charles Pulliam-Moore Feb 14

The New Movie Don’t Let Go Is Like Memento Meets Frequency, and That’s a Good Thing [Updated]

The one person you don’t expect to call you after a funeral is the person whose funeral you were just attending. But that’s what happens to Los Angeles detective Jack Radcliff (Selma’s David Oyelowo) after his niece Ashley (A Wrinkle In Time’s Storm Reid) is murdered. Somehow she’s calling him, very much alive, even though…

Movies Germain Lussier Jan 28

Hulu’s Latest Into the Dark Trailer Is About an Elevator Ride From Hell

Swing your partner round and round, end of the night it’s going “Down.” The trailer for Hulu and Blumhouse’s latest episode of the Into the Dark anthology series is all about two people, an elevator, and the worst Valentine’s Day weekend ever. Coming on the heels of the Sophia Takal-directed New Year’s special, “New Year,…

Trailers Beth Elderkin Jan 23

Halloween‘s Producer Is Eager to Get His Hands On Another Classic Horror Property

Jason, you’re up. Ryan Turek, producer on the new Halloween film, is no stranger to rebooting old horror properties. And so far as we were concerned, Halloween was pretty successful. When asked by Comicbook.com (hat tip to Cinema Blend for pulling out the great quote) what franchise he’d like to work with to give a…

Movies Julie Muncy Jan 19

Director Sophia Takal Talks Blumhouse and Her Episode of Hulu’s Horror Anthology Into the Dark

The Hulu-Blumhouse holiday horror anthology series Into the Dark returns today with a new episode in honor of New Year’s Eve, a searing takedown of social media, toxic friendships, and wellness culture titled “New Year, New You.” It’s a suspenseful entry with an all-female cast, directed by Sophia Takal. Those who’ve been following Blumhouse news…

io9 Cheryl Eddy Dec 28

Blumhouse’s Into the Dark Anthology’s New Years Entry Is From a Lady Director

A couple of months ago, Blumhouse head and horror super-producer Jason Blum got into some justifiable trouble for his comments suggesting that there were not many women directors in the horror space, which explains why, at that time, Blumhouse hadn’t produced a single theatrically distributed horror film made by a lady director. Of course, this…

Movies Julie Muncy Dec 8

In the Horror Sequel Happy Death Day 2U, It’s Groundhog Day All Over Again (Again)

Oh no, not again! College student Tree (Jessica Rothe) thought she’d broken the time-loop at the end of last year’s horror comedy Happy Death Day, but the movie was a hit, so the slashin’ and repeatin’ (and baby-mask wearin’) begins anew—with higher, sequel-appropriate stakes this time. Check out the trailer: Well, there are certainly less…

Trailers Cheryl Eddy Nov 30

Into the Dark‘s Pooka Is the Latest Sign of the Apocalypse

For reasons that cannot be explained, many things that are, in theory, meant to be entertaining to children (like Furbies or that damn Elf on the Shelf) are actually fucking terrifying when you step back and really look at them for what they are. The coolest thing about Hulu and Blumhouse’s monthly horror anthology series…

io9 Charles Pulliam-Moore Nov 26

Let’s Talk About the Ending of the New Halloween

The new Halloween was a big success this weekend, grossing an estimated $77.5 million over its first weekend. It’s the 11th film in the Halloween franchise, but only the second in the story it’s telling, and that story has an explosive ending that we’re excited to dissect now that the film is out. So at…

Movies Germain Lussier Oct 22

A Hitman Strikes on Halloween in the First Trailer for Hulu’s Into the Dark Anthology

Usually, horror movies about Halloween center around guys in creepy masks who live for terror, or actual bona fide monsters. But what if the main character is just a killer-for-hire who’s caught in the wrong place at the wrong time? The debut trailer for “The Body”—the first in a series of monthly holiday horror flicks…

Trailers Beth Elderkin Oct 1

Danny McBride Wrote for Halloween‘s Villain, But Was Too Scared to Meet Him

Michael Myers is an intimidating guy. That big, hulking visage. The creepy mask. For fans of the horror franchise, and even people who just see that look, he’s the stuff nightmares are made of. Even, it turns out, if you’re Danny McBride, the actor and writer who along with David Gordon Green and Jeff Fradley…

Movies Julie Muncy Sep 29

The New Halloween Is Part Nostalgic, Part Original, and All Fantastic

The latest entry in the Halloween franchise is both a dazzling tribute to the original film as well as a unique, standalone story. It’s filled with deviations from the familiar slasher formula, but it also carefully incorporates an adoration of its predecessor that feels respectful but not overpowering. By balancing these two seemingly divergent concepts,…

Movies Germain Lussier Sep 20

At the Purge City Emporium, Even Murderers Get a Place to Shop

Take me down to The Purge City, where the grass is green and the murders are plenty. One of San Diego Comic-Con’s strangest experiences is a shopping emporium for helpful citizens looking to survive the annual Purge—or participate in a bit of consequence-free mayhem. In celebration of the upcoming The Purge TV show, as well…

Movies Beth Elderkin Jul 22

There Sure Is a Lot of Purging in the First Trailer for The Purge TV Show… Not

Boy howdy, if I wanted to see a bunch of people being brutally murdered on the one night a year they can, I sure came to the right place. I am of course messing with you: I have no desire to see any of that. Not that it matters, the debut trailer for USA’s The…

io9 Beth Elderkin Jun 28

The Remake of Stephen King’s Firestarter Just Landed a New Director

It feels like almost every single day, a new Stephen King property moves forward in Hollywood. Yesterday, it was The Boogeyman. A few weeks ago, it was the sequel to The Shining, Doctor Sleep. Now, the remake of Firestarter has taken a jump forward by landing acclaimed director Fatih Akin. Variety reports Akin will helm…

io9 Germain Lussier Jun 28

Blumhouse Head Jason Blum Says The Studio Won’t Make a Get Out Sequel Without Jordan Peele

But he added that the director and writer is mulling the idea over. Talking to Variety, Jason Blum, who produced the original Get Out, had only a little to say about a potential sequel to Get Out, but what he shared was important. “If Jordan wants to do a sequel, I’ll do it in a…

io9 Julie Muncy Jun 23

The Trailer for Unfriended: Dark Web May Make You Turn Off Your Computer for the Rest of the Day

These days, everyone is a little paranoid about online security. But no one could imagine it getting as bad as it does in the trailer for the new film Unfriended: Dark Web. Written and directed by Stephen Susco, Unfriended: Dark Web played at South by Southwest earlier this year and our own Evan Narcisse raved…

io9 Germain Lussier Jun 14

Hulu’s Next Into the Dark Holiday Episode Puts a Very Twisted Spin on Mother’s Day

A New Version of The Craft Is Moving Forward at Blumhouse, with a Female Director [Updated]

Hulu’s Latest Into the Dark Episode Highlights the Horrifying Side of April Fools’ Day

The First Trailer for Octavia Spencer’s Horror Thriller Ma Is an Important PSA for Teens

The New Movie Don’t Let Go Is Like Memento Meets Frequency, and That’s a Good Thing [Updated]

Hulu’s Latest Into the Dark Trailer Is About an Elevator Ride From Hell

Halloween‘s Producer Is Eager to Get His Hands On Another Classic Horror Property

Director Sophia Takal Talks Blumhouse and Her Episode of Hulu’s Horror Anthology Into the Dark

Blumhouse’s Into the Dark Anthology’s New Years Entry Is From a Lady Director

In the Horror Sequel Happy Death Day 2U, It’s Groundhog Day All Over Again (Again)

Into the Dark‘s Pooka Is the Latest Sign of the Apocalypse

Let’s Talk About the Ending of the New Halloween

A Hitman Strikes on Halloween in the First Trailer for Hulu’s Into the Dark Anthology

Danny McBride Wrote for Halloween‘s Villain, But Was Too Scared to Meet Him

The New Halloween Is Part Nostalgic, Part Original, and All Fantastic

At the Purge City Emporium, Even Murderers Get a Place to Shop

There Sure Is a Lot of Purging in the First Trailer for The Purge TV Show… Not

The Remake of Stephen King’s Firestarter Just Landed a New Director

Blumhouse Head Jason Blum Says The Studio Won’t Make a Get Out Sequel Without Jordan Peele

The Trailer for Unfriended: Dark Web May Make You Turn Off Your Computer for the Rest of the Day

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