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Blumhouse Atomic Monster and Paramount Primal have co-financed Molepeople, with LaKeith Stanfield and Ben Mendelsohn starring, Paramount set to distribute worldwide and a theatrical date locked for Aug. 27, 2027. Rob Savage directs the horror thriller, which begins production in the UK at the end of November or early December.
Blumhouse is adapting DreadXPâs Amanda the Adventurer with Matthew âMatPatâ Patrick developing the feature; the move extends the studioâs indie game-to-film pipeline after Five Nights at Freddyâs crossed $520M worldwide.
Universal and Blumhouse rolled out the first trailer at NYCC; Mike Flanaganâs Exorcist sequel lands a March 12, 2027 theatrical date and teams Scarlett Johansson with Chiwetel Ejiofor and John Leguizamo.
Seven-figure sale for Nicolas Curcioâs micro-budget horror Play House; Focus Features and Blumhouse-Atomic Monster pick up worldwide rights outside Latin America and India after a Fantastic Fest bow.
Bone Templeâs weak box office has pushed the planned 28 Years Later trilogy capper onto the back burner; financing for the third film is still unresolved as Danny Boyle and collaborators pivot to other projects.
Sony taps YouTube veteran Fede Goldenberg to run Screen Gems as Ashley Brucks shifts into producing; the genre label is widening its lane from traditional horror to creator-driven theatrical projects.
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