Blumhouse is by far the perfect home for the ‘Saw’ franchise. If it cannot be Twisted Pictures anymore, it should be them. The studio knows the horror business inside and out.

We told you first that Blumhouse is buying Twisted Pictures’ share of the prospective rights of Saw. That deal, led by CAA Evolution, has now closed. As we previously reported, this puts the ...

Blumhouse has bought the rights to the 'Saw' franchise, and James Wan, director of first film, will oversee future of Jigsaw. Plus Icon Film Plus Icon TV Plus Icon What To Watch ...

We told you first that Blumhouse was buying Twisted Pictures' share of the Saw rights. That deal, led by CAA Evolution, has now closed.

With the recent announcement that Blumhouse is in talks to acquire the long running franchise, one can see why committing to Saw X's follow up has been somewhat of an issue. While this business ...

Blumhouse is in talks to acquire the rights to Twisted Pictures’ portion of the “Saw” horror film franchise, according to media reports. Lionsgate owns 50% of the franchise and will continue ...

Blumhouse CEO James Blum said Wan and "Saw" writer Leigh Whannell will be "brought back in the fold" and guiding future installments. 'Saw' holds a special place in my heart," Wan told Variety.

The Blumhouse deal also brings the franchise back to James Wan, whose Atomic Monster label merged with Blumhouse in 2024. Wan directed the first Saw film, which he co-wrote with Leigh Whannell ...

It's officially Blumhouse's time to play a game. News broke earlier this month that the production giant was set to acquire the rights to the long-running Saw franchise from Twisted Pictures ...

Blumhouse Acquiring ‘Saw’ Rights From Twisted Pictures – The Dish. Anthony D'Alessandro and Mike Fleming Jr. Wed, June 4, 2025 at 11:30 PM UTC. 1 min read.

Blumhouse is trying to buy up the Saw franchise If the sale goes through, Saw would be partially back in the hands of original film director James Wan, more than 20 years after its debut.

Blumhouse now officially has the shares of future films previously owned by producers Oren Koules and Mark Burg. Lionsgate retains a 50% interest in the IP that spans 10 movies (which have grossed ...