Shot on the astounding micro-budget of $15,000, Paranormal Activity ended up grossing almost $200 million worldwide, making it the most profitable film ever made, ...
A seventh film in the highly profitable Paranormal Activity horror franchise is on its way, aiming once again to terrify audiences around the world. A new Paranormal Activity movie is set for a spring 2021 release date.
What’s more, at $10 million, The Ghost Dimension had the highest budget of all six films.
The most recent film in the franchise, The Ghost Dimension, arrived in 2015, and it’s been four years since Paranormal Activity fans last had something to look forward to.
But, of course, none of that has kept audiences away from the franchise. It’s very likely that Paranormal Activity 7 will continue the series' tradition of delivering much of the same to a wildly eager fanbase around the world. Mike Jones is an author, screenwriter, world traveller and cinephile.
After receiving rave reviews from audiences and critics alike, a sequel was something of a foregone conclusion for Paranormal Activity. So, in 2010, Paramount delivered Paranormal Activity 2, minus the film’s original director, Oren Peli.
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