Blumhouse Unveils Its 2027 Movie Lineup. River drops a trailer
Blumhouse is all ready to rack up the scares in 2027. And we won’t even have to wait until Halloween! Blumhouse has recently announced their 2027 lineup, so horror fans, get ready to find out what’s coming out next year.
River: Releasing on January 15
Written and directed by Joshua Giuliano in his feature directorial debut, River is a survival slasher starring Jane Levy, Jessica Rothe, Max Mattern, and Dane DiLiegro. The plot follows three siblings who find themselves stranded in a boat along a secluded rural river, only to be relentlessly stalked and hunted by a masked, faceless killer lurking in the wilderness.
The Revenge of La Llorona: Releasing on February 26
Directed by Santiago Menghini (No One Gets Out Alive) from a screenplay written by Sean Tretta, The Revenge of La Llorona expands on Latin American folklore and stars Jay Hernandez, Monica Raymund, Edy Ganem, and Raymond Cruz returning as curandero Rafael Olvera. When the vengeful spirit resurfaces to target a new generation, a fractured family must team up with their estranged grandfather to confront the entity before she claims their children forever.
The Exorcist: Martyrs: Releasing on March 12th
Helmed by horror auteur Mike Flanagan, who both wrote and directed the film based on characters created by William Peter Blatty, The Exorcist: Martyrs features an ensemble cast including Scarlett Johansson, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Diane Lane, John Leguizamo, Sasha Calle, and Laurence Fishburne. Set 13 years after a homicide detective ended a notorious serial killer's spree, she is dragged back into nightmare territory alongside a prison chaplain when ritualistic murders reveal a sinister demonic entity linking historical killers.
Anything But Ghosts: Releasing on May 7th
Written by Curry Barker and Cooper Tomlinson, with Barker directing, Anything But Ghosts stars Barker, Tomlinson, Aaron Paul, Bryce Dallas Howard, Violet McGraw, and Chris Reinacher. Described as a dark horror-comedy, the plot centers on a pair of fraudulent paranormal investigators who fake hauntings for profit, only to stumble into a terrifying real-world horror that is decidedly not a ghost.
Paranormal Activity: Releasing on May 21st
Marking the eighth installment in the long-running found-footage franchise, the project is being developed under Blumhouse and Atomic Monster to revitalize the core property. Specific writer, director, and official cast details remain under wraps ahead of production, but the narrative will return to the franchise's signature home-surveillance terror and demonic mythology.
Molepeople: Releasing on August 27th
Directed by Rob Savage (Host, Dashcam) from a screenplay by Nathan Elston, Molepeople stars LaKeith Stanfield and Ben Mendelsohn. The gritty horror-thriller follows a man who descends into the long-abandoned subterranean tunnel systems beneath New York City, uncovering a twisted, feral society lurking in the dark under the streets.
The Blair Witch Project: Releasing on September 24th
A complete franchise reboot directed by indie filmmaker Dylan Clark (Portrait of God) from a script written and adapted by Chris Thomas Devlin (Cobweb), The Blair Witch Project re-imagines the iconic woods-set terror for modern audiences. While official cast announcements are being kept secret, the film aims to deliver a fresh perspective on the terrifying Black Hills legend.
Sleepover: Releasing on October 8th
Directed and co-written by Jacob Chase (Come Play, Insidious: Out of the Further) alongside co-writer Bryce McGuire (Night Swim), Sleepover is based on an original short story by McGuire. Casting details are currently undisclosed, but the storyline centers on an overnight gathering that devolves into a claustrophobic nightmare when a sinister force targets the guests.
Seasons: Releasing on November 12th
Written and directed by Drew Hancock, based on the supernatural short story and novel by Matt Ruff, Seasons stars Lily James, Jack Reynor, and Ron Perlman. The plot follows a couple who move into an isolated estate tied to cyclical environmental anomalies, only to realize the surrounding land unleashes a different supernatural terror with every passing season.
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