"Horror's New Wave" shows us 15 years of Blumhouse in their new book
The name Blumhouse has become synonymous with the Horror genre from its humble beginnings to the powerhouse studio, which has released fantastic films such as ‘Freaky’ (2020), ‘Happy Death Day’ (2017), and 'Hush’ (2016).
“Celebrate Blumhouse’s 15th anniversary with this lavishly illustrated visual compendium that takes you behind the scenes of the films that have reshaped the horror genre, from The Exorcist to the Paranormal Activity and Halloween franchises.”
You’ll get a look behind the curtains from conception to premiere for hit films like ‘Five Nights at Freddy’s’, ‘Split’, ‘Get Out’, ‘Glass’, now-classic franchises like ‘The Purge’, and so much more. With over 300 pages you’ll be able to stump your friends with fun horror facts from your favorite horror films.
Simon & Schuster have the book available for pre-order and wrote an excerpt on what you might read or see in this new Behind the Scenes book.
“This commemorative book delves into the behind-the-scenes processes that shaped Blumhouse’s iconic films and is perfect for cinephiles, pop culture enthusiasts, and lovers of horror. Featuring an introduction from CEO and founder Jason Blum, it also includes interviews with key filmmakers and writers like Jordan Peele, M. Night Shyamalan, Leigh Whannell, James Wan, and Mike Flanagan; actors, such as Allison Williams, Ethan Hawke, Jamie Lee Curtis, and Octavia Spencer; and Blumhouse executives like head of film Couper Samuelson and head of casting Terri Taylor. These interviews explore how each project came together, offering stories and insights into the creative process, such as directing, musical score, makeup, acting, cinematography, and more. You will get a birds-eye view at the triumphs and challenges of some of the most beloved and iconic horror films of all time. This book also includes film stills, never-before-published behind-the-scenes images, storyboards, creative briefs, and title treatments—giving you a true backstage pass to the making of your favorite films.”
