Blumhouse

On the data. This is a collection, not a franchise. Every title on it was produced by Blumhouse, and almost none of them share a story with any of the others. They are listed oldest first. WHAT BLUMHOUSE IS. Jason Blum's company, founded in 2000. The model is the whole story: make the film for very little money, give the director final cut, and accept that most of them will not work because the one that does pays for all of them. Paranormal Activity was shot for about fifteen thousand dollars and took more than one hundred and ninety million. That one film paid for everything that followed. WHAT IS ACTUALLY ON THE LIST. Thirty-one titles across nine stories, from 2007 to 2026. Seven Paranormal Activity films, six Insidious, five Purge films and a Purge series, two Ouija, three in the M3GAN world, two Five Nights at Freddy's, the three Halloween films Blumhouse made, one Exorcist, and one Mummy. THE SAW FILMS ARE NOT HERE, and this is the thing most people expect to find. Blumhouse bought co-ownership of the Saw rights from Twisted Pictures in June 2025, with James Wan returning creatively. Owning a franchise is not the same as having made it. Every Saw film released so far was made by Twisted Pictures for Lionsgate, so none of them belongs on a page about what Blumhouse produced. If a Blumhouse Saw film gets made, it will be added here and not before. HALLOWEEN NEEDS THE SAME CARE. There are thirteen Halloween films. Blumhouse made three of them, in 2018, 2021 and 2022. The other ten are on the Halloween page and are not on this one. The Exorcist is the same story in miniature: seven Exorcist titles are on SagaList, and Blumhouse made exactly one of them, Believer in 2023. THE MUMMY ON THIS LIST IS NOT THE UNIVERSAL ONE. Lee Cronin's The Mummy, released 17 April 2026, is a Blumhouse and Atomic Monster film made for New Line and released by Warner Bros. It uses none of the characters from the Universal films and is not a sequel to anything. THE FIVE THAT WERE MISSING ARE HERE NOW. This page used to end by naming the Blumhouse franchises SagaList had no page for. The Black Phone, Happy Death Day, Sinister, Unfriended and The Invisible Man all have pages now, and their films are on this list. Two of those pages carry a row that is deliberately NOT on this list. Dreamkill, the hidden third Black Phone story, is a segment in the Shudder anthology V/H/S/85 and was not made by Blumhouse. And the Joe Hill collection the first film comes from is a book, not a production. WHAT IS STILL MISSING. Blumhouse's standalone films have no pages here, because SagaList is built out of franchises and a single film is not one: Get Out, Whiplash, The Gift, Upgrade, The Hunt, Freaky, Wolf Man and the rest. Two or three of them are two films deep and could become pages later. Ticking a title here is the same tick as ticking it on its own page.

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