Blumhouse and Atomic Monster merged studio renamed Blumhouse Atomic
The combined company will keep producing under the Blumhouse and Atomic Monster banners, with a 2027 slate that includes a new Paranormal Activity.
Blumhouse and Atomic Monster have renamed their joint company Blumhouse Atomic, according to Bleeding Cool. The two studios merged in 2024 and had until now operated as separate banners under a combined corporate structure.
Jason Blum and James Wan are co-founders of Blumhouse Atomic. The company said both Blumhouse and Atomic Monster will continue to produce projects under their own separate banners.
The Blumhouse Atomic slate for 2027 includes River, The Revenge of La Llorona, The Exorcist: Martyrs, Anything But Ghosts, a new Paranormal Activity and a new Blair Witch. Wan is also working on a new chapter of Saw.
Filmmakers named as working with the company include Kane Parsons, Curry Barker, Josh Giuliano and Dylan Clark.
Background
Blumhouse and Atomic Monster merged in 2024 but continued to operate under their separate banners. Since the merger, the two studios have combined to gross $2.5 billion worldwide on a slate that cost $330 million, and earlier in 2026 they had success with Backrooms and Obsession. Wan created the Conjuring, Insidious and Saw franchises.
Quick answers
What is Blumhouse Atomic?
It is the name of the joint company formed by the 2024 merger of Blumhouse and Atomic Monster, with Jason Blum and James Wan as co-founders.
What films are on the Blumhouse Atomic 2027 slate?
River, The Revenge of La Llorona, The Exorcist: Martyrs, Anything But Ghosts, a new Paranormal Activity and a new Blair Witch.
Will Blumhouse and Atomic Monster still release films under their own names?
Yes. Both will continue to produce projects under their separate banners.