James Wan is famous for directing classic horrors like Saw and The Conjuring, and one of his most iconic movies gets a new ...

Blumhouse has acquired the prospective rights to “Saw,” meaning the opportunity to bring Jigsaw back to life with new “Saw” films is back in the hands of Atomic Monster and James Wan, who ...

Blumhouse has bought the rights to the 'Saw' franchise, and James Wan, director of first film, will oversee future of Jigsaw.

Following the success of the first Saw movie, distributor Lionsgate inked a nine-movie deal with Twisted Pictures. As the production company agreed to let go of some shares, the franchise takes an ...

With the deal, the franchise makes its way back to James Wan, who directed the original, blood-soaked “Saw” in 2004. Wan’s Atomic Monster label merged with Blumhouse in 2024.

And before Aquaman, James Wan made Saw. And now that Wan has become a pillar of Hollywood horror, Saw is returning to his bloody bosom. Ever since the first Saw movie was released back in 2004, ...

James Wan, CEO and founder, Atomic Monster, added: “’Saw’ holds a special place in my heart—it’s where Leigh and I began our Hollywood journey.

EXCLUSIVE: In a deal that will bring James Wan back in touch with the mega horror IP he created, we hear from several sources that Blumhouse is acquiring the perspective rights to Twisted Pictures ...

The Saw franchise is poised for a revival, with original series creators James Wan and Leigh Whannell back at the helm.On Wednesday, Blumhouse closed a deal to purchase Twisted Pictures’ stake ...

I Know What You Did Last Summer actor Freddie Prinze Jr has reflected on how the release of Saw in 2004 changed how past ...

Australian filmmaker James Wan has paid tribute to beloved Saw movie producer Jason Constantine who died aged 55 on Tuesday from brain cancer.. The horror director, 48, who worked on most of the ...

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