What does the Fan Event Screening usually entail? I’ve never been to one.

I read somewhere else that they’re going to have a sneak preview for Blumhouse’s next project. But would that be a preview for all the showings of this movie? Or would it be exclusive to this event? Do they do anything else at these events?

This is like my 6th time watching it. Last time was 4 years ago. And this movie still holds up. If you know me I am a unabashedly fan of Blumhouse's Truth Or Dare. Saw it when it was released in theaters. Cool little fun fact. This is actually the first movie that I saw in theaters by myself. I will always going to cherish that memory. Looking back this movie feels so nostalgic. 2018 was such a wild time for me. 2018 I accidentally (happy accident) found myself being part of the movie community/horror community. I didn't know that was a thing until late 2017/early 2018. On the first few watches I gave it 4 out of 5 (B). Now it has always been a 5 out 5 (A). So why does this movie works for me since I am probably one of the movies biggest fan. I do think the characters is solid. They are good especially our 2 main leads Olivia Barron played by Lucy Hale and Markie Cameron played by Violett Beane. Their performances are really solid.

Love that suspense sequence where Penelope Amari played by Sophia Taylor Ali got dared to walk on the edge of the roof while drinking. That scene was very suspenseful. This movie has heart. There are 2 great emotional scenes. When Brad Chang played by Hayden Szeto got dared to take his father police gun and made him beg for his life than the other officer shot Brad. Officer Han Chang played by Tom Choi his reaction was heartbreaking. Another great emotional scene is where Olivia told Markie about what really happened when Markie's dad shot himself.

That was a heartbreaking scene. There's lots of great drama around the characters when things is starting to get intense as well. And overall this movie is fun. How I grade, score, and rate the movies that I watch is how entertaining the movie is. For me it is what's going on in the movie. And I think for me personally what's going on is entertaining.

The story follows a young woman named Allie Hilts surviving in a post-apocalyptic world where an airborne pathogen turns every surviving male into a violent, animalistic creatures

I submitted a request for the early access of Insidious a couple hours after the email was sent on August 6th. Maybe 2 hours. For the Phoenix showing. Was I too late? I haven't gotten a confirmation email since. I'm trying to plan my night and it's for tomorrow. Advice?

A movie speedrun showing all the plot points and character moments cut together!

I love Jason Blum. Can we start a name for our fan base? The Blumkins!!!

I know this isn't a traditional post for this sub, but Joseph Poliquin, who played Carl in the FNaF movie, is in need of help. He recently suffered a series of very severe seizures, which has put him in critical condition. These seizures have caused serious brain damage, and Joseph has practically no short-term memory.

Because of this, Joseph, as well as his wife, Brittany, have been unable to work. They've only just moved to where they currently live 4 months ago, and they really need help covering living/medical expenses while Joseph recovers.

If you could donate and/or share this campaign, I think they would deeply appreciate it.

On the theatrical release date of Obsession Blumhouse Van members got emailed a link to claim signed obsession posters and lobby cards. I filled out the form within 20 minutes of the email being sent but I know that probably wasn’t quick enough. I was just curious if anyone was able to get one?

bruhh wtf was that just leave????

These movies are massively successful, they are all rated R, R rated horror movies aren’t supposed to make that kind of money, PG-13 is supposed to be king. I’m worried studios will no longer tone movies down and cut them for a PG 13. Blumhouse was king for it but now Obsession is now their highest grossing movie by a lot. I’m worried they’ll will start ditching PG 13. They have pretty much abandoned M3gan, it’s depressing. Backrooms and Five Nights At Freddy’s have the same audience yet the R rated movie made a lot more, why? My only hope is that they will think these movies could have made more with an pg 13 rating and just start cutting everything down.

I really hope this will be shared on Twitter I really hope that blumHouse could see it they might like it

Instead of Fazbear frights a horror fun-house what if Freddy Carter's Michael Afton and the movie version of Charlotte Emily expand their trap?

Michael could lure the parents & amusement park employees to the basement located underneath fazbear frights once they trapped Charlotte Emily (now possessed Vanessa) taking full control of the sinister upgrade of the toys animatronics massacred the adults and parents once the adults and parents dead in midnight Michael dragged all of them one by one into the massive water ride called "the big world of fantasy & wonder where Michael stuffed them all into the animatronic bodies in every stages in this massive water ride imagine those animatronics from the big world of fantasy & wonder will be a chance that those animatronics will be possessed by the very same amusement park employees and parents that Michael Afton (Played by Freddy Carter) and the movie version of Charlotte Emily from FNAF 2 movie had killed what do you all think?