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First Impressions: Welcome to the Blumhouse Trailer (2021)

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 Trailers are an integral promotional tool for movies. Whether or not people go to see a movie depends on the trailers. But has anyone noticed that nowadays trailers pretty much give up the story of the whole movie including some pretty important disclosures that should stay under wraps until people watch the actual movie? Well, you will find no problems with Amazon Prime Videos, Welcome to the Blumhouse trailer. Four new movies coming up next month and each of them have their own trailer. First impression: all of them look dull and clichéd and unimpressive. Or is it the faded filter they used for the trailer?

    Last years line up wasn't exactly amazing but the stories turned up okay. Not memorable. Just okay.

You can read about them here: 

The Lie

Black Box

Evil Eye 

Nocturne


 Here are the four movies coming up next month:  


 Black as Night (October 1st)

A girl battles vampires with the help of her friend and her crush. 



 


  Bingo Hell (October 1st)


Are you feeling lucky? Well, are you? The trailer shows a man screaming "Are you feeling lucky" several times to a group of elderly folks who arm themselves. Clearly they want to take down that man and save their Bingo Hall. 



 


 The Manor (October 8th)

An elderly woman moves into a nursing home where she experiences a haunting Unfortunately, everyone thinks she has dementia. 


   


  Madres (October 8th)


A pregnant woman experiences supernatural terror. 



That's it for this year's Halloween movies on Amazon Prime Video. Which one are you excited to watch? 
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