Halloween continues to be seven months away, however Blumhouse is hoping to tide horror followers over by placing a few of its library titles again into theaters.
AMC Theatres will host the five-day occasion in additional than 40 cities and on 100 of its places, with tickets going for $8. The lineup contains Cut up (Friday, March 29), The Purge (Saturday, March 30), Ouija: Origin of Evil (Sunday, March 31), Insidious (Monday, April 1 — which is the movie’s thirteenth anniversary) and The Invisible Man (Tuesday, April 2).
“We needed to have fun native communities of horror followers all through the nation with a enjoyable, reasonably priced and barely evil night time on the films. We’re grateful to our companions at AMC for serving to us convey this concept to life,” mentioned Blumhouse founder and CEO Jason Blum in a press release.
Added AMC EVP worldwide programming and CCO: “Blumhouse movies terrify and delight horror followers. We’re excited to convey these favorites again to the massive display.”
The total listing of cities collaborating might be discovered right here.
It follows a number of different older titles being re-released in theaters, a welcome improvement for theater house owners who’re mild on movies because of final 12 months’s twin strikes delaying some titles. Christopher Nolan’s 2020 function Tenet hit theaters once more in February, whereas Pixar has put a number of titles in theaters after they went straight to streaming through the pandemic. Pixar’s Luca would be the newest when it arrives March 22.
Insidious, particularly, is a particular title for Blumhouse, as it is going to be re-releasing the horror movie on its thirteenth birthday (a major quantity to horror aficionados), and it marked the primary collaboration between Blumhouse and James Wan’s Atomic Monster, which not too long ago accomplished a merger.