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Leigh Whannell’s Wolf Man reboot has earned an R rating for violence, blood, and grisly images

Posted 1 year ago

The new reboot of The Wolf Man, coming from Leigh Whannell and Blumhouse, has earned an R rating from the MPA

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2024 Fall Horror Movie Preview: Everything We Want to See

Posted 1 year ago

Our 2024 Fall Horror Preview looks forward to Smile 2, Don't Move, Nosferatu, Nightbitch, Time Cut, and more!

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Speak No Evil remake gets a digital release this week

Posted 2 years ago

The Speak No Evil remake, directed by James Watkins and starring James McAvoy, receives a digital release this week

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Blumhouse and Peacock are taking over the Stanley Hotel for Overnightmare this October

Posted 2 years ago

Blumhouse and Peacock will be taking over the Lodge at the Stanley Hotel for their one-weekend Overnightmare event

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Leigh Whannell’s Wolf Man reboot unveils a new image; film is described as straight-up, pure horror

Posted 2 years ago

A new image offers a preview of the Wolf Man reboot while director Leigh Whannell describes the film as pure horror

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Original Speak No Evil director was not impressed by the remake

Posted 2 years ago

Christian Tafdrup, director of the original Speak No Evil, was not impressed by the changes made for the Blumhouse remake

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BlumFest will bring six Blumhouse movies back to AMC Theatres

Posted 2 years ago

Blumhouse Productions and AMC Theatres are teaming up to bring six Blumhouse movies back to the screen for BlumFest

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Afraid: AI horror film from Blumhouse and director Chris Weitz gets a digital release

Posted 2 years ago

The horror film Afraid, directed by Chris Weitz and produced by Blumhouse, has been given a digital release 2 weeks after it reached theatres

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Studio Horror Needs To Take A Lesson From Indie Horror

Posted 2 years ago

With Blumhouse's creatively bankrupt year, are there lessons the studio can learn from the Indie horror world?

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