Jason Blum Missed Out on ‘Texas Chain Saw’ But He’s Still Got High Horror Hopes

Jason Blum, the founder of the renowned production company Blumhouse, has missed out on acquiring the rights to the iconic horror franchise "Texas Chainsaw Massacre." However, he remains optimistic about the future of the horror genre and is eager to explore other lucrative opportunities. Blum discusses his plans for the "Saw" franchise, which he believes still has potential for growth. He also expresses interest in reviving other established horror properties, though he doesn't disclose specific details. Despite the missed opportunity with "Texas Chainsaw Massacre," Blum remains confident in his ability to identify and nurture successful horror franchises. He emphasizes the importance of striking the right balance between creative vision and commercial viability, a hallmark of Blumhouse's approach. The article highlights Blum's keen understanding of the horror genre and his unwavering commitment to delivering thrilling and profitable films to audiences. While the loss of "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" is a setback, Blum's high horror hopes suggest he will continue to make his mark on the industry.