Blumhouse Productions unveiled four original horror flicks earlier this month on Amazon Prime Video–as reported here in Horror News Network–that represented the first slate of genre movies in its Welcome to the Blumhouse event.
But that was just the tip of the chilling iceberg. Blumhouse this week announced the next quartet of eerie offerings that will hit the streamer sometime next year, as reported by comicbook.com.
These next four films, according to Blumhouse, will deal with “unsettling themes of institutional horrors and personal phobias, (tapping) into people’s deepest fears.” The movies will “showcase up-and-coming filmmakers alongside established actors in exceptional and shocking roles.”
These films include:
* The Manor–Written and directed by Axelle Carolyn and starring Barbara Hershey and Bruce Davison, this film follows a woman in a nursing home, where she suspects something supernatural is preying on the residents.
* Black as Night–Directed by Maritte Lee Go from a screenplay by Sherman Payne and starring Asjha Cooper and Fabrizio Guido, this movie follows a teenage girl who spends her summer battling vampires that prey on the unfortunates of New Orleans.
* Madres–Directed by Ryan Zaragoza from a script by Marcella Ochoa and Mario Miscione and starring Tenoch Huerta and Ariana Guerra, this film follows a woman expecting her first child who experiences strange symptoms and frightening visions. Are these related to a legendary curse or something even worse?
* Bingo–Directed by Gigi Saul Guerrero from a screenplay by Shane McKenzie and Guerrero (along with Perry Blackshear), this movie follows a group of elderly friends who learn their beloved Bingo Hall is about to be sold to a force more powerful than money.
Keep reading Horror News Network for any further details on Welcome to the Blumhouse films set to hit Amazon Prime Video in 2021.
