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“The Strangers” Has Three Sequels on the Way

Horror fans who love home invasion slasher films get excited. The Strangers is getting three more sequels.

The first film came out back in 2008 with a sequel The Strangers: Prey at Night coming out in 2018.

Producer Roy Lee, shared the news in a recent interview about the next three films beginning with production next month.

You can read more below:

The Strangers Is Getting Three More Sequels, Production Begins Soon (slashfilm.com)

I think this is pretty cool news if you’re a horror fan. Personally I enjoyed both of “The Strangers” movies. The first one is a classic home invasion film that has one of the creepiest lines I’ve ever heard in a horror film. The sequel from 2018 was just as fun when it changed gears and felt more like an 80s’ slasher film.

Either way I’m excited for more of this trio of masked killers.

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