7 best werewolf movies, ranked
Table of Contents Werewolves have made their return to cinemas with the release of 2025’s Wolf Man, Blumhouse’s remake of the 1941 classic, The Wolf Man. Alongside vampires and zombies,…
Fear the Spotlight review: Blumhouse’s lo-fi horror game is imperfect, but sincere
Fear the Spotlight MSRP $20.00 “Fear the Spotlight is an imperfect, but sincere lo-fi horror debut for Blumhouse Games.” Eerie atmosphere Sincere story Some great puzzles ’90s aesthetic feels off…
Speak No Evil trailer: A family’s vacation becomes a living nightmare
Universal Pictures An unsettling James McAvoy won’t allow his guests to leave in the trailer for Speak No Evil. Written and directed by James Watkins, Speak No Evil is the…
Afraid trailer: AI wreaks havoc on John Cho and his family
Sony Pictures Releasing AI transforms a smart home into a nightmare in the official trailer for Afraid, a new horror movie from Columbia Pictures and Blumhouse. In Afraid, Curtis (John Cho)…
Fear the Spotlight is a creepy (and surprising) start for Blumhouse Games
Blumhouse Games When I first heard that Blumhouse was going to start publishing video games, I had some very specific expectations in mind. The movie studio is behind some of…
Five Nights at Freddy’s Director Discusses Recreating FNAF Lore
The game Five Nights at Freddy’s gained an immense cult following not just for its jump scares, as popularized by the then-burgeoning “let’s play” YouTube channels back in 2014, but for…
Blumhouse May Be Starting a Renaissance of Horror Game Adaptations
Image: Blumhouse Productions Within the last decade, Blumhouse has been a key figure in helping horror movies become a bigger part of mainstream pop culture. With classic franchises like Halloween…
Where to watch M3GAN (including the gorier unrated version)
This year started off with a bang thanks to a killer robot doll with crazy TikTok dance moves. That’s right, M3GAN won the hearts of audiences and critics alike thanks to…
The cast of There’s Something Wrong with the Children on what makes a good horror movie
For movie titles, There’s Something Wrong with the Children is literal and self-explanatory. Something is wrong with the children, but what? Why are the kids acting so strange? What starts…
Ethan Hawke teases his role as The Grabber in The Black Phone
In a new video featurette for The Black Phone, Ethan Hawke explains why he choose to play The Grabber in the new horror film The Black Phone.