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Home Kino The makers of horror films Blumhouse and Atomic Monster are teaming up

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The makers of horror films Blumhouse and Atomic Monster are teaming up

What does the merger mean for Blumhouse and Atomic Monster?
Following the merger, the companies will continue to operate as separate brands while maintaining their creative independence and unique style. The merger is expected to strengthen their overall production output, with Atomic Monster utilising Blumhouse’s infrastructure to develop its film and television operations and create new content, including games. Going forward, Atomic Monster will also benefit from the agreement with Universal Pictures that Blumhouse currently has in place.

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