DHMIS TV SHOW, FALLOUT Series, Halloween Kills (& other HORROR) UPDATES & MORE... | Haunt INFormer
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What this video covers
This episode of Haunt INFormer is a horror and haunt entertainment news roundup covering a wide range of announcements. Highlights include updates on the upcoming Halloween Kills film, a DHMIS television adaptation, and the Fallout Amazon series. Additional stories touch on new seasons of Creepshow and American Horror Stories, Blumhouse project updates, and novelties in the haunt industry such as drive-in haunted houses gaining popularity in Japan.
Key takeaways
- ◆Don't Hug Me I'm Scared and Fallout are both receiving TV adaptations
- ◆Halloween Kills and several other horror films received notable production updates
- ◆American Horror Stories received an official greenlight from FX
- ◆Blumhouse teased progress on multiple projects including Five Nights at Freddy's
- ◆Drive-in style haunted houses are reported as a growing trend in Japan
Who this is for
Horror fans and haunt enthusiasts who want a quick digest of the latest horror film, TV, and haunt industry news.
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