Horror fans, get ready for a thrilling experience at the Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, famously known as the muse for Stephen King’s “The Shining.” In an exhilarating announcement, Governor Jared Polis and Colorado’s Office of Film, Television and Media have revealed a partnership with Blumhouse, the powerhouse in horror entertainment, to curate a unique exhibit at the Stanley Film Center.
Blumhouse, renowned for its spine-tingling films, TV series, and games, is set to transform over 10,000 square feet of the Stanley Film Center into a horror aficionado’s dream. With an impressive portfolio including hits like “Halloween,” “The Black Phone,” and “Get Out,” Blumhouse promises an exhibit featuring iconic pieces from their extensive catalog.
Governor Polis expressed excitement about this venture, highlighting its potential to boost tourism and strengthen Colorado’s economy. He eagerly anticipates the exhibit, recognizing the administration’s role in bringing this project to life.
Jason Blum, CEO of Blumhouse, shares his enthusiasm for joining forces with the iconic Stanley Hotel, calling it “hallowed ground for horror fans.” This collaboration will bring fans closer to their beloved horror classics, though Blum humorously suggests keeping a distance from certain items in their collection.
The main building of the Stanley Film Center, spanning at least 67,000 square feet, is projected to cost over $70 million. This ambitious project is not just a building; it’s set to become a landmark for horror enthusiasts worldwide.
So, for those who love a good scare and are fascinated by the horror genre, the Stanley Hotel is evolving into a must-visit destination.
With Blumhouse’s expertise and the support of the Colorado state, the Stanley Film Center is poised to offer an unforgettable experience for visitors from all over. Get ready to immerse yourself in the world of horror like never before!
