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Quick Links The Boogeyman 2 Latest News The Boogeyman 2 Is Not Confirmed The Boogeyman 2's Cast The Boogeyman 2's Story: How It Is Set Up The Boogeyman movie adaptation leaves room for a sequel, as the ending suggests the monster is still alive and haunting the Harper family. Director Rob Savage has teased a unique concept for The Boogeyman 2, hinting at a story that intersects with the first movie but from a different perspective. While The Boogeyman 2 has not been officially confirmed, the success of the first film and its potential to launch a new horror franchise make a sequel announcement likely. The cast could include returning characters from the Harper family or introduce new characters in an anthology format.

Stephen King's The Boogeyman movie adaptation leaves room for the story to continue, and here is everything we know about The Boogeyman 2's cast,...

The Boogeyman was filmed in McDonogh 35 Senior High School, located in New Orleans, Louisiana, creating a generic atmosphere for Sadie's school scenes. The rest of the film was shot in and around New Orleans, capturing the unique tones and creepy history of the city. Despite the specific locations, The Boogeyman maintains an ambiguity that makes the events of the film feel relatable and could happen anywhere.

The Stephen King adaptation The Boogeyman has the look of a movie that could take place just about anywhere, making it all the more scary, however as it turns out, the horror film was actually shot in one particular place. The Boogeyman is a 2023 horror movie following teenager Sadie and her younger sister Sawyer as the grief the sudden death of their mother, and at the same time, begin to contend with a shadowy monster inside their home. The film is adapted from...

The ending of The Boogeyman suggests that the story may not be over, teasing a potential sequel on the horizon. Fire is the Boogeyman's weakness, as it stays in the shadows and fears light. Humans can wield fire to combat the creature. The Boogeyman preys on emotionally vulnerable victims, primarily targeting children. Sadie and Sawyer become targets due to their grief and emotional openness.

Warning: This post contains spoilers for The BoogeymanThe Boogeyman’s ending ties things up, but teases a potential second chapter to the story. Directed by Rob Savage from a screenplay by ​​Scott Beck, Bryan Woods, Mark Heyman, The Boogeyman is adapted from Stephen King’s short story of the same name. The horror film, which has received mostly positive reviews from critics, includes a final scene that suggests the story may not be over, and that The Boogeyman 2 could potentially be on the horizon.

Stephen King's reign on the big screen continued with The Boogeyman. Based on the 1973 short story of the same name, the story centers on a grieving father and his two kids, teenager Sadie and young girl Sawyer, following the death of their mother, only for their grief to attract the attention of a dangerous entity.

Sophie Thatcher leads the ensemble cast of The Boogeyman alongside Chris Messina, Vivien Lyra Blair, Marin Ireland, Madison Hu and David Dastmalchian. Helmed by acclaimed Host director Rob Savage and co-written by A Quiet Place's Scott Beck and Bryan Woods, the King adaptation has garnered mixed-to-positive reviews for its haunting atmosphere and lead performances, though feeling the story failed to live up to its source material.

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The Boogeyman, the newest feature film based on a Stephen King story, is now playing in theaters. While facing stiff competition from big-budget studio movies like The Little Mermaid, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, and Transformers: Rise of the Beasts, the horror film has held its own, pulling in close to $40 million and counting at the box office. Whether the numbers are enough to result in a sequel getting ordered remains to be seen.

For director Rob Savage, he's all set to go with an idea in mind if The Boogeyman 2 ends up coming to fruition. Speaking about the film in an interview with Horror Geek Life, Savage addressed the potentiality of a sequel happening. He said that not only is there a great idea for a follow-up film, but 20th Century execs are said to be "excited" about it as well. Whether that gets greenlit depends upon the final...

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The Boogeyman director Rob Savage teases that he already has an idea for a sequel, but the first film has to do well at the box office for it to happen. Based on a short story by acclaimed and prolific author Stephen King, The Boogeyman is the latest in a long line of adaptations of his work. The horror film hit theaters on June 2, earning mixed to positive reviews and coming in just below projections for its opening weekend box office haul.

Following The Boogeyman's release, Savage now makes clear in an interview with ComicBook.com that he already has an idea ready to go for The Boogeyman 2. Whether the sequel happens or not, however, will depend upon how much money the first film makes. Check out Savage's full comment below:

"I'm really praying that this movie plays well enough to get a...

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As though it didn't already extend Stephen King's short story enough, The Boogeyman sets up a sequel that goes even further beyond the horror author's initial narrative. Found in the pages of King's Night Shift anthology of scary stories, the novella begins with Lester Billings (played by David Dastmalchian in what amounts to a five-minute cameo) explaining to therapist Will Harper (Chris Messina) about a "shadow monster" killing his three young children. In one of the biggest changes to Stephen King's Boogeyman book, Billings is killed soon after, but not before depositing an evil entity in Harper's household that immediately begins to prey on his own children.

The bulk of The Boogeyman is devoted to elder daughter Sadie (Sophie Thatcher) and her younger sister Sawyer (Vivien Lyra Blair) trying to convince their father that the monster exists while still processing...

Uli Lommel’s Boogeyman, released in 1980, should have slipped under the radar of many a horror fan and it would have – had it not become entangled with the Video Nasties scare here in the UK in the early 80s. It was that “promotion” which gave Lommel’s film more notoriety than it undoubtedly should. So much so that Lommel’s film spawned Two sequels – Revenge of the Boogeyman in 1983 and Return of the Boogeyman in 1994 (well, if you can call them sequels – they reuse way too much footage to be original films).

Now, 26 years after the first film was released, Uli Lommel returns to the boogeyman well for Boogeyman Resurrection, purported to be a remake of the original film; and he has released the first trailer – which again re-uses old Boogeyman footage!!

The only positives I can see this time round is in Lommel’s choice of cast: Tristan Risk...

Crackle, Sony Pictures Entertainment’s multi-platform video entertainment network, has launched a deadly collection of horror films entitled "Kill Count". "Kill Count" features a select group of 30 of the most stomach-turning, blood-dripping, gut-spilling horror films available anywhere that catalogue the most outrageous death moments — from impalements to truck sandwiches.

From the Press Release:

For thirteen days, beginning Wednesday, October 19th, through Monday, October 31st, users will be able to watch, rate, and discuss their favorite kills on Crackle. "Kill Count" boasts more than 300 kills in its collection including, but not limited to, 35 vicious stabbings, 12 decapitations, 8 defenestrations, 7 zombie face slashings, 4 vehicular murders, and 2 spontaneous combustions ... all for 1 bloody good time.

“Crackle is excited to feature another unique program for our viewers just in time for Halloween,” said Lisa Dubbe-Herbert, Vice President, Programming for Crackle. “With such gruesome offerings as Silent Hill and Vacancy, our audience will be screaming for more.”

“Our...