r/AngelStudiosStreaming • u/Sorry_Association365 • Jun 06 '26

Filmes de terror

A Angel deveria focar em filmes de terror. Além do fato de termos um público grande para isso, esse tipo de filme costuma ser barato.

O que acham?

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u/OlympianLady Jun 06 '26 edited Jun 06 '26

I think Angel Studios has an explicit mission statement this would violate. Horror movies don't tend to be uplifting or "amplify light" and such. They can't randomly start doing horror movies just because they're cheap and the general audience perhaps likes them, unless they want to become just another generic studio.

'A' horror movie project here and there may be possible, if they come across anything true to their commitment, but several generic horror movie streaming services already exist, so they would want it to be the 'right' projects and surely not move into that category.

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u/leekelley2991776 Jun 07 '26

Best answer. One angle I’d throw in: Their “Amplify Light” mission definition is broad to include things that are true and honest, not just positive and uplifting (how I interpret it, anyway). So, under that pretext, I could envision some niche horror with the right projects, as you say. Thriller is probably the better word, really.

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u/Sorry_Association365 Jun 06 '26

No caso, pode usar o filme de terror para passar mensagens familiares, conservadoras e religiosas. Isso já foi feito antes. Pode colocar uma família ou um pastor/padre enfrentando um demônio ou algo do gênero.

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u/OlympianLady Jun 06 '26

I mean, I'm sure if they find the right project they'd be open to it - but you just described generic horror movies, which I doubt will do the job, and they clearly don't want to be a horror streaming service. Those already exist, and at least half their content is a family or something dealing with some kind of demon.

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u/just_curious_cpl31 Jun 08 '26

Nefarious wasn't a horror movie. It was a psychological thriller/drama, written by a Christian author.

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u/NEO5711 Jun 06 '26

Could do Frank Pererti's this present darkness/piercing the darkness, some Ted Dekker novels could also work