Blumhouse Productions have put out some of the best movies that people associate with horror, from Get Out (2017) to David Gordon Green's Halloween trilogy (2018, 2021, 2022). The company is known for making movies for $3 million to $5 million, which often results in ihgh prorfits since the movies do well at the box office. While this is the standard, there are some Blumhouse films that were made for a lot more money than that.
According to The Numbers, there are several Blumhouse horror movies that had high budgets, and these movies had high box office grosses as well (with the exception of one).
'Purge' Creator Hopes Final Film Will 'Set the Record Straight'
The 2018 entry in The Purge Blumhouse horror franchise tells a story of a horribly bleak America, as the New Founding Fathers of America (NFFA) are now in charge instead of the Republicans and Democrats and people are struggling to find jobs and make money.
Made for $13 million, the film grossed $137,056,262 worldwide. There have been five films in The Purge franchise with a sixth Purge film coming. The franchise brings up significant questions about politics and crime, as the premise that one day a year, people can do whatever they want is definitely a terrible idea.
The Purge can be considered a political horror franchise, but The Forever Purge is the best movie since it really leans into that. It made less money than The First Purge, grossing $76,994,245 worldwide.
James DeMonaco shared with Collider that he thought that The Forever Purge would be the final film in the franchise. The director shared what changed their mind: «It was the complete final stage. It was in. It ended with America on fire. Me and (director) Everardo [Gout] were like, 'This is it. This is how
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