Blumhouse and Atomic Monster to Develop Film Adaptation of the Horror Game Phasmophobia
Blumhouse and Atomic Monster Join Forces to Bring Phasmophobia to the Big Screen
The popular horror game Phasmophobia, developed by Kinetic Games, is set to be adapted into a feature film. The project is being produced by Blumhouse Productions and Atomic Monster, two renowned studios behind blockbuster horror hits like Paranormal Activity, The Conjuring, and Five Nights at Freddy’s.
Experience and Expertise in Horror Film Production
Blumhouse has built a reputation as a leader in genre filmmaking, consistently delivering chilling and innovative horror movies that captivate audiences worldwide. Atomic Monster, owned by director James Wan, brings decades of experience creating terrifying and visually stunning horror franchises such as Saw and Insidious. Their collaboration promises a high-quality adaptation that respects the source material while adding a cinematic flair.
Statement from Kinetic Games and the Future of Phasmophobia
Daniel Night, the head of Kinetic Games, expressed his excitement about this new chapter:
“This is a huge milestone for our entire team. We never imagined that Phasmophobia would reach such heights, and we’re incredibly grateful for the support of our community. Partnering with Blumhouse and Atomic Monster marks the beginning of an exciting new era.”
From Gaming Phenomenon to Hollywood Blockbuster
Released in early access in 2020, Phasmophobia quickly gained a cult following thanks to its cooperative gameplay and suspenseful atmosphere. Players step into the roles of paranormal investigators, exploring haunted locations, identifying different types of ghosts, and fighting for survival when the doors lock behind them and supernatural forces threaten their lives.
Additional Projects and Creative Collaborations
Recently, it was announced that Sydney Swiny will star in the upcoming film adaptation of Split Fiction, with a screenplay penned by the writer behind Deadpool and Wolverine. The film will be directed by John Chu, known for Now You See Me 2.
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