A year after being removed from Netflix, Mike Flanagan’s ‘lost’ horror movie gets a new release date
Jul. 19, 2024Hush is back after a year-long drought for horror fans
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In collaboration with Shout! Studios, Hush will be available on digital from August 27.
“Hush is one of the projects that is closest to my heart, and I cannot think of a better home than Shout!” Flanagan said in a statement. “I’m so glad that people will finally be able to rent or purchase the film digitally.”
This led to amuch-circulated blog post from Mike Flanagan, with The Haunting of Hill House creator – who is now working with Amazon – writing on Netflix’s stance over physical media. He suggested that he “[hopes] sincerely that their thinking on this issue evolves.”
Later,Flanagan addressed attendeesat the ATX Festival and said that Hush will be “back soon”, hinting at both a future streaming and physical release to go alongside the newly-announced digital release.
“You’ll be able to have it in your collection, and it’s gonna be worth the wait because we did some really awesome new stuff for it,” Flanagan said.
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Now, it seems, Hush is making some noise once more. Watch this space for a potential streaming release in the near future.
For more, check out thenew horror moviescoming your way very soon. Then dive into Flanagan’s best work with our ranking of thebest Mike Flanagan Netflix shows.
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