The Blumhouse Horror Film That Truth Or Dare’s Stars Want To Crossover With
These days it seems like virtually every studio wants to create an interconnected landscape in the vein of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The tactic is mostly reserved for action blockbusters, but there's clear room to start doing it in the horror realm as well. In fact, during a recent interview to discuss Blumhouse's Truth or Dare, stars Lucy Hale and Tyler Posey opened up to CinemaBlend and explained their ideas for how the film could be folded into the Paranormal Activity world. Tyler Posey kicked things off by saying:
In terms of genre and style, it arguably wouldn't be that big of a reach for Truth or Dare and Paranormal Activity to work with each other. Both rely on demonic possession and both heavily lean on the presence of technology and social media to establish their worlds. Truth or Dare does not feature any found footage sequences (which has been the go-to format for Paranormal since the beginning), but a sequel could bridge the gap and establish that the Calix demon from this latest horror romp may have connections to the other franchise.
Of course, the stars of Truth or Dare were not the only ones with some ideas on this matter. In fact, director Jeff Wadlow similarly chimed in during our interview with him later that day, and he admitted that he could see Insidious actress Lin Shaye showing up in the Truth or Dare world, or he could also see Get Out director Jordan Peele stepping in to take the reins on a potential sequel. Wadlow elaborated:
Want a closer look at those interviews? Then make sure to check out a clip from the Truth or Dare press day, below!
Jeff Wadlow's Truth or Dare is now in theaters. Head over to CinemaBlend's full review of the latest Blumhouse horror romp to read our thoughts on the film, and then head over to our comprehensive movie premiere guide to mark down your calendars with all of 2018's biggest silver screen debuts.
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Originally from Connecticut, Conner grew up in San Diego and graduated from Chapman University in 2014. He now lives in Los Angeles working in and around the entertainment industry and can mostly be found binging horror movies and chugging coffee.