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Blumhouse and Atomic Monster now fly under the Blumhouse Atomic umbrella while keeping separate labels; the combined horror shop says it has topped $2.5 billion worldwide on under $330 million in budgets. Sam Zimmermanâs acquisition push and a 2027 slate packed with River, The Revenge of La Llorona, The Exorcist: Martyrs, Paranormal Activity and Blair Witch sharpen the companyâs low-budget horror playbook.
Epic is launching creature horror I Am the Teeth at AFM with exclusive footage and a proof-of-concept push; Chris Jericho stars as a bounty hunter in the werewolf origin story, with full production eyed for Q1 2027.
Paul W.S. Anderson is set to direct adaptations of Kevin J. Andersonâs cosmic horror novels Nether Station and Nether Vortex; Jonathan Wakeham is writing, with W.S. Anderson, Jeremy Bolt, John Harlacher and Tony Eldridge producing. The package leans hard into Event Horizon-style space horror.
Quantify is taking vampire romance Pretty Kill Machine to market at AFM with Jonathan Rhys Meyers leading the cast; Matthew Wilder directs the Joshua Tree-set feature about an immortal blood drinker whose first romance threatens her reign.
Jeff Howard and Helen Black are developing Wendy Webbâs haunted-lake novels into an interconnected supernatural TV universe for Impossible Dream Entertainment and Wall to Wall; season one adapts The End of Temperance Dare.
Godzilla Minus Zero opened to 910 million yen ($5.75 million) in Japan, setting a live-action first-day record and more than doubling Minus One's debut; North American rollout starts Friday.
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