Blum and ITV declined to discuss financial terms beyond saying that ITV would own 45 percent of Blumhouse Television. It is unusual for a continuing film series to spawn a television spinoff studios usually wait until the movies have concluded. (That project was announced in October, though without a title or network partner.) Timing for the “Purge” series is unclear, in part because the storytelling must be melded with the movies. Ailes has not yet begun casting but could make its way to Showtime’s schedule by this time next year. Universal Cable Productions will help produce the “Purge” show. The television spinoff will appear on both the Syfy and USA networks, he said. A fourth big-screen chapter is scheduled to arrive in the summer of 2018. Blum for a total cost of $21 million, and they collected $320 million worldwide. The three “Purge” films, about an America where crime, including murder, is legal for 12 hours once a year, were produced by Mr.
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Ailes, who was ousted from Fox News last year after multiple women accused him of sexual harassment, Blumhouse Television will also lead the financing and production of a drama set in the same dystopian world as the “Purge” movie franchise. Blum, 48, said by phone on Monday that the company, Blumhouse Television, would focus on “dark genre” programming - not just horror, but “things that scare us.” In addition to the mini-series about Mr. The first of several projects, a mini-series called “Secure and Hold: The Last Days of Roger Ailes,” is already in the works at Showtime. LOS ANGELES - Jason Blum, the producing whiz behind blockbuster horror films like “Get Out” and “Split,” has secured funding from ITV Studios in Britain to start a stand-alone television company.
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