Blumhouse 2025: 10 Horror Movies, Games & More Announced at NYCC!

Blumhouse's 2025 Horror Slate: Jason Blum Reveals All the Spooky Goodness!

Blumhouse Productions: NYCC 2024 Interview with Jason Blum - 10 Movies + More!

Get ready, horror fans! Blumhouse Productions is unleashing a monster of a 2025 movie slate – a whopping ten films! And we've got the scoop straight from the big cheese himself, Jason Blum, at NYCC 2024. He wasn't just talking movies. He revealed the launch of a new online store (blumhouse.com), a killer newsletter ("Get in the Van"), and even teased Mike Flanagan's The Exorcist (coming in 2026). It is seriously packed with amazing things!

Blumhouse's massive success across modern Horror is really due to intelligent production strategies. The combination of amazing high-level talent in directing, acting and writing are clearly effective when making decisions related to production. He explained that this huge lineup—a mix of Sequels and original projects; includes those unexpected projects developed in collaboration with Atomic Monster — would make this coming year a ridiculously enormous undertaking.

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Blumhouse's 2025 Horror Lineup: Sequels, Originals, and Everything In Between

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Blumhouse plans to produce and release these projects throughout 2025: Here's the rundown!

The Woman in the Yard
Wolf Man
DROP
M3gan 2.0
The Black Phone 2
Five Nights at Freddy's 2
The Monkey
Mortal Kombat 2
The Conjuring 4
The Lost Bus

Blum admitted that while it is relatively easy for them to actually produce that many films; the challenge would ultimately become making them all genuinely good. It’s going to require some significant effort and investment from Blumhouse. The potential is just incredible! The sheer variety really showcases Blumhouse's diverse creativity! We will see what happens eventually.

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Spotlight on Some Key Projects

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DROP: When Technology Becomes Terrifying

Blum describes DROP as a wild ride! It's deeply unsettling, it completely leverages how easy technological exploits are nowadays and the trailer uses Sabrina Carpenter's music, making this very unique selection, one which is rarely ever seen; Blum is very clearly impressed with his new product. He explains that its intensity leaves the viewers speechless – this should demonstrate just why the selection and inclusion of the music from that particular singer is totally genius!

The Lost Bus: A True Story of Heroism

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This movie; created in collaboration with Paul Greengrass and Jamie Lee Curtis is about this incredibly inspiring true story and heroic rescue efforts made during California's deadly wildfires. This is extremely important as it conveys human bravery and is being made in conjunction with those involved, to highlight this powerful message.

Wolf Man: Old-School Horror Reimagined

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A reimagining of The Wolfman, produced and directed by Leigh Whannell (of Invisible Man fame). Blum wants that classic monster movie feel – and he uses these precise terms when emphasizing how important and necessary it was for it to truly convey the necessary atmosphere: “super grounded, super scary. It’s gory, it’s bloody, and it’s intense.” A true gory fiesta of fright!

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The Highly Anticipated Sequels

Five Nights at Freddy's 2: A Sequel Under Wraps

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Blum says he only could reveal the poster to avoid serious retribution from the team itself; this showcases that certain parties involved might've wished this project's key aspects to remain hidden. Thus, only that poster should really matter.

M3gan 2.0: Back for More Robotic Mayhem

Filming's wrapped on M3gan 2.0, with Gerard Johnstone directing again; featuring those insanely amazing performances in previous installments! Blum seems really impressed. We can expect Allison Williams returning; as revealed during that NYCC event. He even teases possibly dressing as M3gan again, if he gets permission!

The Black Phone 2: An Unlikely Sequel With Huge Potential

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Blum didn’t intend on a sequel! It was made because those previously involved in that first version of that storyline, those core parties– Scott Derrickson and C. Robert Cargill– believed another story is definitely needed, that an extremely exciting storyline needs that follow up and would make the sequel totally worthwhile, for those hoping this sequel makes for some impressive storytelling. It is an unexpected addition yet makes for the highly desired follow up to its now very iconic predecessor. Blum explains just why he agreed to make this project and he was particularly excited and enthralled when hearing about it. These elements suggest there's considerable creativity and thought put into making the sequels just as successful as its very highly acclaimed original counterpart.

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M3gan's Universe Expands: The Soulmate Spinoff

Yes! That crazy-popular M3gan is spawning a spinoff— Soulmate! Filmed in Ireland, produced by Atomic Monster and James Wan overseeing, further emphasizing just how important and huge M3gan actually is to that entire film production and wider pop-culture recognition! This might only suggest this new universe will expand even more – those elements further demonstrate the creative potential implied within a widely successful IP.

Mike Flanagan’s The Exorcist: Reimagining Terror for a New Generation

Blum teases Mike Flanagan's The Exorcist (2026). The big challenge? Recreating the sheer terror of the original— a scary movie even by today's standards – this isn’t going to be easy, folks. It needs to be scarier; yet completely different to be successful, and to justify this effort; and that requires immense levels of creativity that are completely unique!

Blumhouse Games and a Direct-to-Fan Approach:

Blumhouse is branching into video games. Their goal is a unique and low-budget experience that carries its brand’s core values (authentic, visceral storytelling; creating high-quality experiences without unnecessary bloat!). Their new game Fear the Spotlight is on October 22. Their involvement showcases further expansions into more ventures than just movie production.

To communicate better and make it simpler for their fans to communicate with Blumhouse and its personnel; They are developing and launching a new newsletter—"Get in the Van"— along with that newly launched online store. It gives those special early access benefits including exclusive merchandise and early screenings.

Conclusion: Blumhouse’s Domination in Horror

Blumhouse is an industry heavyweight, releasing impressive titles consistently; this massive 2025 slate clearly demonstrates this fact! Those impressive plans with original projects alongside highly anticipated sequels really showcases an immense amount of potential within those newly expanded projects; and we can only expect amazing results given that history and continued momentum; the expansion into the gaming industry showcases how far the brand has gone. The use of their newsletter highlights how serious and intelligent their attempts at interacting directly with fans are!