At BlumFest 2025, held during New York Comic Con, significant announcements were made regarding the film industry, particularly focusing on horror. The event marked Blumhouse studio’s 15th anniversary and featured exclusive previews of upcoming projects including *Black Phone 2* and *Five Nights at Freddy’s 2*.
Megan Fox Joins Voice Cast for Five Nights at Freddy’s 2
Among the highlights was the announcement of Megan Fox joining the voice cast for *Five Nights at Freddy’s 2*. Fox will lend her voice to the character Toy Chica. She expressed excitement about being part of this beloved franchise, particularly since her children are fans of the game series.
- Character: Toy Chica
- Voice Actor: Megan Fox
Director Emma Tammi revealed that *Five Nights at Freddy’s 2* will introduce a variety of new animatronics, including Toy Freddie and Toy Bonnie. The creative team, including actors Elizabeth Lail and Matthew Lillard, hinted at increased lore and more jump scares in the sequel.
Panel Highlights and Future Projects
The panel featured notable figures like producer Jason Blum, who discussed his vision for the future of horror cinema. He emphasized the importance of nurturing new talent and revealed several upcoming projects. These include *The Mummy* directed by Lee Cronin, the Jessica Chastain-led *The Other Mommy*, and the series *Scarpetta* with Nicole Kidman.
Blum also provided an update on the *Insidious* series, announcing that *Insidious: The Red Door* will be released next fall. Additionally, a new game titled *Sleep Awake* was teased, which utilizes full-motion video to enhance storytelling.
Black Phone 2 Updates
The panel also showcased *Black Phone 2*, featuring cast members such as Ethan Hawke and Mason Thames. They shared exclusive footage and discussed the emotional weight of their characters. The film will explore deep themes of trauma and grief as the characters navigate their experiences.
- Cast Highlights:
- Ethan Hawke
- Mason Thames
- Madeleine McGraw
- Demián Bichir
Jason Blum expressed confidence in the project, crediting screenwriters Scott Derrickson and Robert Cargill for their passion for storytelling. The sequel aims to resonate deeply with fans of the original film.
As Blumhouse gears up for another exciting year in horror, fans can anticipate thrilling new experiences from both the film and gaming worlds.
