Blumhouse set to Release ‘Horror’s New Wave’ to Celebrate Company’s 15th Anniversary
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Blumhouse, renowned for its spine-chilling horror productions, has an exciting new project in the pipeline to mark its 15th anniversary. In an exclusive reveal, PEOPLE unveils the cover of ‘Horror’s New Wave’, set to be published this autumn by Simon & Schuster.
The upcoming illustrated book delves into Blumhouse’s ascendancy in the horror and thriller genre, offering a glimpse behind the scenes of the creation of some of the company’s most iconic films and franchises. From ‘Five Nights at Freddy’s’ to ‘Get Out’, ‘The Purge’, and many more, ‘Horror’s New Wave’ promises to provide an insightful exploration of Blumhouse’s journey.
Authored with an introduction by CEO and founder Jason Blum, the book features interviews with esteemed filmmakers such as Jordan Peele and M. Night Shyamalan, alongside actors like Octavia Spencer, Ethan Hawke, and Jamie Lee Curtis. Additionally, insights from Blumhouse’s head of film, Couper Samuelson, and head of casting, Terri Taylor, shed light on the company’s creative processes, including cinematography and scoring.
Excitingly, ‘Horror’s New Wave’ includes exclusive content like never-before-seen photos, storyboards, and film stills, providing readers with a comprehensive look at the making of Blumhouse’s acclaimed productions.
With a legacy of over 200 movies and TV series, Blumhouse’s merger in 2024 with Atomic Monster, known for horror franchises like ‘The Conjuring’, ‘Annabelle’, and ‘Saw’, has solidified its position as a powerhouse in the horror entertainment industry.
Scheduled for release on September 30, ‘Horror’s New Wave’ is currently available for pre-order, promising fans and enthusiasts a deep dive into the triumphs and challenges faced in creating some of the most beloved horror films of all time.
As the publication date approaches, the anticipation surrounding ‘Horror’s New Wave’ continues to build, offering a comprehensive retrospective of Blumhouse’s 15-year legacy in the realm of horror storytelling.
The blend of exclusive interviews, behind-the-scenes insights, and never-before-seen content is sure to make this book a must-have for horror aficionados and fans of Blumhouse’s acclaimed productions.
In conclusion, the forthcoming release of ‘Horror’s New Wave’ stands as a testament to Blumhouse’s enduring impact on the horror genre and its commitment to pushing boundaries and captivating audiences worldwide.