Blumhouse to Develop a Movie Based on Phasmophobia

Sure thing, let’s see… so, Blumhouse and Kinetic Games, right? They’re teaming up to turn that creepy game, Phasmophobia, into a movie. Blumhouse, the folks who gave us those sleepless nights with Five Nights at Freddy’s and stuff, are on it. And oh, James Wan’s Atomic Monster is in the mix too. Spooky, right?

Daniel Knight, who’s like the big boss over at Kinetic Games, is super jazzed about it. He was saying, “Hey, we’re buzzing — like, pinch me — over this new movie thing. Phasmophobia was our baby, launched it five years ago not expecting all this.” Seriously, who could’ve guessed it’d blow up like it did? Kudos to those hardcore fans, they kinda made this happen. Anyway — no, hold that — he’s all eager about working with Blumhouse and says it’s a whole new chapter.

Let me backtrack a bit. If you don’t know Phasmophobia (which, where’ve you been?), it dropped in 2020. You’re sneaking around as these ghost-hunting detectives, figuring out what’s going bump in the night. It’s like you’re in Ghost Hunters, sprinting from specters. Honestly, them making a movie was bound to happen, like destiny or something? Oh, and heads up — Kinetic’s updating the game, leveling up the levels (if that makes sense?), with a slick new map and revamping some farmhouse. Fun times!

Blumhouse, they’re legends in horror now. Think The Black Phone, Paranormal Activity… they know how to make your skin crawl. And Atomic Monster? They’ve got The Conjuring and The Nun under their terrifying belt.

So yeah, that’s the messy gist. Excited yet? I mean, I kinda am, even if ghosts give me the heebie-jeebies.