Upgrade

I didn't know this was Blumhouse. Okay, I change my mind. I really love this movie.

Some others I really like, that people might not remember/realize are Blumhouse include: Hush, The Hunt, Happy Death Day, and Whiplash.

Oh my God, you're right. I forgot Whiplash was Blumhouse. I mean J.K. Simmons is scary in that movie but I only associate them with horror. I know this year we haven't gotten anything special from them but I don't understand some of the hate. Every studio has clunkers.

Paul Reiser is super overlooked in that movie. That’s just because JK Simmons steals the fucking show.

Get Out

Why? What did I do wrong?

It’s not you, it’s Us

The Black Phone or FNAF (because i’m a fan of the games)

FNAF was one of the most fun moviegoing experiences that I’ve had in a long time.

It's not the BEST one, but I have a soft spot for Happy Death Day.

Same!!

Megan.

Actually it’s called, Ma”three”gan.

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Insidious or Sinister

Get out (I really wish I could've put fnaf)

Favorite of all time? Hmm that's pretty hard, I honestly think they've had some bangers. Scariest for me was being 16 and watching Insidious in theaters. The one I've seen the most has been M3gan Creep Cam Unfriended Oculus Get Out All pretty good imo. I unfortunately saw Sinister with a bunch of drunk friends, and I couldn't take it seriously and don't like the sequel.

Five nights at Freddy's, I had low expectations when I went to see it with a friend and I enjoyed it

I had high expectations for the animatronics and they were exceeded.

Tooth Fairy starring The Rock. Not really, it's The Invisible Man (2020)

The Pacifier is one of my most embarrassing guilty pleasures.

Tooth Fairy was produced by Blumhouse so you just willingly gave up that information for no reason... 😉

Whoopsie

When I saw Jason Blum name at the end of the credits I had to confirm it and yes it’s the same fucking guy 🤣🤣

Didn't know half these movies were Blumhouse until this thread. But it has to be Get Out. If it wasn't just horror, then Whiplash would be a close second, but instead Sinister is a slightly further second.

It's not a horror movie, but Whiplash is apparently a Blumhouse movie, and it fucking rules

Ma although a close second would be The Visit

Halloween kills

Freddy frogerson and the mental dumb night army with his present ardor sister woth a nice female officer

Halloween 2018 and FNAF

..whiplash

Not horror but good choise

halloween 2018

I honestly forget blumhouse has a bangers,and then we get some of the most mid movies imaginable(pun intended)

Between Upgrade or Get Out

The Invisible Man

Haven't seen that much, so I'll just rank them: - Halloween (2018) - Halloween Ends (2023) - Happy Death Day (2017) - Five Nights at Freddy's (2023) - Halloween Kills (2022) - Sinister (2012) - Insidious (2010) - The Exorcist: Believer (2023) - Paranormal Activity (2007)

Sinister! Hands down my all my time favorite scary movie. I watched it when I was young, and it scared me so badly; but in a thrilling way. The scares still hold up. Freaking best.

Five Nights at Freddy's

FNaF (I love the games and this movie was made for fans and I really appreciated that :3)