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‘Welcome to the Blumhouse’ is Returning to Amazon with 4 New Horror Movies

Posted on August 27, 2021

We’re still a little over a month from the official start of Spooky Season, but that doesn’t mean we can’t start getting prepared. Netflix and Hulu have seen significant success in the past with their original scary movies and shows. Netflix and Chills, along with Huluween, give subscribers new original horror content throughout October. Last year, Amazon got in on the action with Blumhouse Productions Welcome to the Blumhouse.

The streaming service offered up four original horror movies, each released a week apart in October. Yesterday it was confirmed it would continue the tradition and plan on releasing four new films this year.

Joey King starred in 'The Lie,' one installment in the 'Welcome to the Bluhouse' series.
Joey King starred in ‘The Lie,’ which is part of the ‘Welcome to the Blumhouse’ series. | Photo by Rich Fury/MTV VMAs 2020/Getty Images for MTV

Table of Contents

  • What is ‘Welcome to the Blumhouse’?
  • The movies in this year’s series
  • Where to stream ‘Welcome to the Blumhouse’

What is ‘Welcome to the Blumhouse’?

Described by Polygon as “the latest attempt by the successful, largely horror-focused media company Blumhouse Productions to showcase talented filmmakers with offbeat, perhaps-not-yet-ready-for-the-big-screen ideas.”

Last year’s series consisted of The Lie, Evil Eye, Black Box, and Nocturne. The Lie stars Joey King, Peter Saarsgard, and Mireille Enos and feels closer to a taut drama than a horror movie. The plot and characters were enough to keep the audience intrigued, however. 

Evil Eye landed firmly in horror territory with its story of a mother trying to keep her daughter safe from reincarnated evil. Sarita Choudhury, Sunita Mani, and Omar Maskati star in the film.

Nocturne, starring The White Lotus’ Sydney Sweeney, revolves around a gifted pianist who makes a Faustian deal to get in the spotlight instead of her older sister. Finally, Black Box features Mamoudou Athie as a devastated father and husband who just lost his wife and daughter to a car accident. He chooses to undergo an experimental treatment that causes him to wonder who he actually is.

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The movies in this year’s series

Bingo Hell is the first in the new series. Directed by Gigi Saul Guerrero, this film focuses on a bingo hall and the gentrification of a local neighborhood. The elderly citizens team up to fight the man trying to run them from their homes, but they discover something much more sinister hiding under the bingo hall.

Also released on Oct. 1 is Black Night; Mariette Lee Go will direct this film. Paste describes this as more of a horror/action hybrid about “a resourceful teenage girl leaves childhood behind when she battles a group of deadly vampires.”

On Oct. 8, subscribers will gain access to Madres and The Manor. The former tells the story of a young Mexican-American couple. They stumble upon a dark talisman at their new home in California. The Manor stars Barbara Hershey as a nursing home resident. Her character has nightmarish visions and is convinced the assisted living facility is haunted. 

Amazon Studios and Blumhouse Productions are teaming up again. https://t.co/HhKoLk8ybM

— Nerdist (@nerdist) August 26, 2021

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Where to stream ‘Welcome to the Blumhouse’

Welcome to the Blumhouse is a great way to spotlight indie horror movies that might get overshadowed by some of the heavy hitters in a theater release. The film will be exclusively available to subscribers of Amazon Prime in October, but last year’s offerings are still available. Besides, any true horror fan knows, it’s never too early to start celebrating Spooky Season.

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