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Paramount Moves 'Paranormal Activity' to Pre-Halloween 2027

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In Short: Paramount and Blumhouse Atomic have moved the 'Paranormal Activity' reboot from May 21 to a pre-Halloween 2027 release.

Paranormal Activity | Trailer
Official trailer — Blumhouse / YouTube

Paramount Pictures and Blumhouse Atomic have shifted the release date of the upcoming 'Paranormal Activity' reboot from May 21 to a pre-Halloween 2027 slot, aiming to capitalize on the franchise's strong performance and fan base.

The found-footage horror franchise, which has grossed over $900 million globally, will be directed by Ian Tuason and produced by Blumhouse Atomic and Paramount. Steven Schneider will executive produce for Room 101, Inc.

Official trailer — Blumhouse / YouTube YouTube

The decision to move the release date reflects the studio's strategy to align the film with the lucrative Halloween season, a period known for high attendance at theaters for horror films.

While more Warner Bros and Paramount release date changes are expected, the 'G.I. Joe' film has been set for a fall 2028 release.

What this adds

The 'Paranormal Activity' reboot, previously announced for a May 21 release, has now been rescheduled for a pre-Halloween 2027 slot to better align with the franchise's seasonal success.

Background

The 'Paranormal Activity' reboot, directed by James Wan, will be produced by Blumhouse Atomic and Paramount, with a release date set for Halloween season in 2027.

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