Sexbot spinoff movie 'Soulm8te' has been removed from Universal's release calendar, though it may find new life elsewhere.
Blumhouse has apparently fallen so out of love with 'M3GAN 2.0' it's no longer putting it on big screens in Japan.
High-tech erotic thriller 'SOULM8TE' has already completed filming and hits theaters early next year.
M3GAN gets her 'Terminator 2' moment in an action-packed sequel that loses some of the first film's horror charms.
Star Allison Williams said the tone is fully horror comedy this time around—with added action to boot.
M3GAN is returning to theaters (with a twist!), along with Annabelle and Ma as part of Blumhouse's 'Halfway to Halloween' celebration.
While M3GAN gets up to her old tricks in 2025, Lily Sullivan will add some erotic terror to Blumhouse's new franchise.
Blumhouse's M3GAN 2.0 is now filming—and has added some new cast members, including Jemaine Clement.
James Wan's Atomic Monster has announced Soulm8te , a spin-off of the horror sensation.
The sequel to the hit video-game adaptation gets a release date—plus, more news about other upcoming Universal Blumhouse titles, including M3GAN 2.0 .
Much-loved classics The Dark Crystal and Labyrinth have a new home on the service, along with 2024 cult movie in the making Lisa Frankenstein .
Plus, Amazon has the power to taken on the Masters of the Universe movie.
Universal's new horror film starring Scream 's Melissa Barrera and Godzilla x Kong 's Dan Stevens opens April 19.
The horror directors are shifting genres and bringing robots with them along for the ride.
The new sci-fi flick from It Follows' David Robert Mitchell finally ges a title as shooting is underway.
Plus fresh off of his Fantastic Four casting confirmation, Stranger Things ' Joseph Quinn is joining Bret Easton Ellis' new horror film.
The latest from Blumhouse also evokes the studio's smash horror hits M3GAN and Five Nights at Freddy's .
Abigail continues the studio's decision to give filmmakers carte blanche to do whatever they want with their classic monsters.
Abigail reunites the Scream directors with star Melissa Barrerra for a vampire tale that also features Dan Stevens, Kathryn Newton, and Giancarlo Esposito.
Plus, Blumhouse has a surprising update on a potential Five Nights at Freddy's sequel.
