'M3gan,' the fashion-forward, murderous doll is ringing up big bucks at the box office.
Blumhouse, a producer of"M3gan," has revolutionized the horror genre in the last decade, turning small budget flicks into huge box-office returns. The studio has been responsible for the profitable and popular"Paranormal Activity" films as well as the Academy Award-winning"Get Out."
Following that model,"M3gan" was made for just $12 million and is on its way past $100 million. Already, Universal and Blumhouse have greenlighted a sequel due out in 2025.Last year, most wide-released horror films had a budget of between $16 million and $35 million. The only outlier was"Get Out" director Jordan Peele's"Nope," which carried a $68 million production budget.
Unlike fans of comic book films, who can be easily turned off by an unfaithful adaptation of their favorite character, horror fans don't seem to mind if the film isn't totally up to par. So long as the movie had some good scares and was seen as a fun experience, they'll be back for the next installment.
Norge Siste Nytt, Norge Overskrifter
Similar News:Du kan også lese nyheter som ligner på denne som vi har samlet inn fra andre nyhetskilder.
A “M3GAN” Sequel Is Coming in 2025Get ready for M3GAN to keep haunting your dreams 💀
Les mer »
Humanoid robots dance one step closer to M3GAN-style world dominationBoston Dynamics bots are dancing their way into the future — and freaked out humans predict horror movie-style results.
Les mer »
Pulp Fiction, M3GAN, Batman & More Crossover In Ultimate Dance VideoWith dances from Wednesday and M3GAN going viral, there is no better way to watch the best dances from movies and television than a dance compilation that includes PulpFiction and Bully Maguire. Check it out here:
Les mer »
M3gan: The Uncanny Valley of the DollsThe demon doll horror film gets spoiled by Dana Stevens and Jeffrey Bloomer.
Les mer »
Big Tech layoffs are not as big as they appear at first glanceThe layoffs announced in recent weeks by Big Tech companies like Google and Microsoft are unlikely to cause huge issues at the companies or in the economy.
Les mer »