Blumhouse Developing Film Adaptation of Amanda the Adventurer
The announcement gives the DreadXP-published trilogy a Hollywood backer with a track record in game-to-film horror adaptations, though no release window or cast has been set.
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The official X account for Amanda the Adventurer announced on October 10 that the horror game series is being adapted into a film. Blumhouse, the studio behind Get Out and Five Nights at Freddy's, is developing the project along with MatPat. The post did not reveal release timing or cast. The game follows Riley Park, who finds VHS tapes of a children's show in her aunt's attic.
Blumhouse is developing a film based on Amanda the Adventurer, the puzzle horror series from MANGLEDmaw Games and publisher DreadXP. The project was announced on the game's official X account on October 10, with MatPat attached alongside Blumhouse.
The games center on Riley Park, who inherits her aunt Kate's house and discovers VHS tapes of an early-2000s children's show in the attic. The show features a girl named Amanda and a sheep named Wooly. The trilogy's first installment released in 2023, followed by a sequel set in the Kensdale Public Library and a concluding chapter set in an abandoned Hameln facility.
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