The 5 Lowest-Grossing Blumhouse Horror Movies

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Horror fans are familiar with Blumhouse's production model of keeping budgets low and typically between $3 million and $5 million. The idea is that even if a film doesn't make a ton of money at the box office, a profit can still be made. Many films have done very well, but there are a few movies that have made under $20 million.

According to Box Office Mojo, there are five Blumhouse horror movies that have made the least amount of money at the box office. One is a 2019 remake of a classic slasher and some of the others have flown under the radar. One stands out for having a particularly great plot and awesome characters.

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Although Dark Skies is a great alien invasion horror movie, it didn't make a ton of money at the box office, making less than $18 million. IMDb puts the movie's budget at $3.5 million so the movie still made a profit.

Lacy (Keri Russell) and Daniel Barrett (Josh Hamilton) are stressed out about money, which is affecting their marriage, but their lives are ruined by the alien presence in their home which affects their two sons. Blumhouse excels at putting heart and character development into their films and Dark Skies shares a lot about the couple before the supernatural stuff starts happening. Every moment is well-paced and the conclusion is stunning and something that will make people think for a long time. It's fair to say that this is the best lowest-grossing Blumhouse horror movie.

Chances are that horror fans might not have heard of the 2016 film The Darkness. It's equal parts family drama and horror as the Taylors head to the Grand Canyon, hoping for a fun vacation. Unfortunately, the family finds demons there. Kevin Bacon plays the husband and father Peter.

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