Blumhouse to Adapt Phasmophobia into a Movie

So, here’s a wild bit of news, or maybe just a spooky collision of worlds. Blumhouse, you know, the folks who bring us nightmares like M3GAN and Get Out, are teaming up with Kinetic Games. Yep, those are the brains behind the freaky game Phasmophobia. Oh, and James Wan’s Atomic Monster is in on it too. They’re cooking up a movie from this ghostly game. Wild, right?

Daniel Knight, Kinetic’s big cheese and the guy who helped launch Phasmophobia into the stratosphere, seems pretty hyped. He’s all, “This is huge for us!” Like, five years ago, they had zero clue this little game would blow up like it did. And here they are, riding the ghostly wave with Blumhouse and Atomic Monster. It’s like, how did they even get here? Oh, but that’s not all – he hinted they’ll spill more deets soon. We wait. We wonder.

Back in 2020, when trying not to turn into ghosts ourselves, folks were already digging this game. You play as these ghost hunters, and it’s like joining a creepier version of Ghostbusters. Contracts, spooky mansions—you get it. Kind of inevitable it’d leap from screens to real life. Strange how things evolve. And, oh, by the way, they’re about to drop this big Chronicle update. What’s in it? Apparently, it’s gonna shake up levels, progress, and rewards. Plus, a shiny new map and a revamp of that creepy Grafton Farmhouse. Sounds like a lot, huh?

Blumhouse, these horror wizards, they don’t mess around. They’ve cranked out spine-chillers that stick with you, like The Black Phone. And Atomic Monster? They’ve scared the pants off folks with flicks like The Nun. This team-up could be something else, or… maybe it’ll fold into the pile of ‘nice tries’. Who knows? Guess we’ll buckle up for a ghost ride.