Blumhouse productions was founded  by Jason blum. The first success came in the shape of paranormal activity, where the budget was a mere 15k, and the managed to gross $194 million. They also produced the sequels to this, the insidious series ( grossing $94 million), and the purge (grossing $94.3 million)

This is primarily a horror production company, but sometimes they try different genres. Here is the filmography

Year	Film	Genre	Budget	Gross	Rotten Tomatoes
2009	Paranormal Activity	Horror	$15,000	$193.4 million	83%
2010	Paranormal Activity 2	Horror	$3 million	$177.5 million	58%
2011	Insidious	Horror	$1.5 million	$99.5 million	66%
2011	Paranormal Activity 3	Horror	$5 million	$207 million	68%
2012	The Babymakers	Comedy		$475,511	8%
2012	Sinister	Horror	$3 million	$82 million	62%
2012	Paranormal Activity 4	Horror	$5 million	$142.8 million	24%
2012	The Bay	Horror	$2 million	$1.6 million	77%
2013	Dark Skies	Horror	$3.5 million	$27.9 million	40%
2013	The Lords of Salem	Horror	$1.5 million	$1.5 million	45%
2013	The Purge	Horror	$3 million	$89.3 million	38%
2013	Insidious: Chapter 2	Horror	$5 million	$161.9 million	38%
2013	Plush	Thriller	$2 million	$28,864	29%
2014	Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones	Horror	$5 million	$90.9 million	37%
2014	Best Night Ever	Comedy		$289,511	0%
2014	Oculus	Horror	$5 million	$44.1 million	73%
2014	13 Sins	Horror	$4 million	$803,011	62%
2014	The Normal Heart	Drama			94%
2014	The Purge: Anarchy	Horror	$9 million	$111.9 million	56%
2014	Mockingbird	Horror
2014	Mercy	Horror
2014	Stretch	Comedy	$5 million		83%
2014	Not Safe for Work	Thriller	$2.5 million
2014	Whiplash	Drama	$3.3 million	$49 million	94%
2014	The Town That Dreaded Sundown	Horror			69%
2014	Ouija	Horror	$5 million	$103.5 million	7%
2014	Jessabelle	Horror		$7 million	23%
2015	The Boy Next Door	Thriller	$4 million	$52.4 million	10%
2015	The Lazarus Effect	Horror	$3.3 million	$64.1 million	14%
2015	Unfriended	Horror	$1 million	$62.9 million	61%
2015	Area 51	Horror	$5 million	$7,556	20%
2015	Insidious: Chapter 3	Horror	$10 million	$112.7 million	60%
2015	Creep	Horror			95%
2015	The Gallows	Horror	$100,000	$38.2 million	16%
2015	The Gift	Thriller	$5 million	$59 million	93%
2015	Sinister 2	Horror	$10 million	$48.5 million	14%
2015	The Visit	Horror	$5 million	$91.3 million	63%
2015	The Green Inferno	Horror	$5 million	$8.6 million	35%
2015	Jem and the Holograms	Musical	$5 million	$2.3 million	20%
2015	Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension	Horror	$10 million	$68 million	10%

The ratings weren't too high for anything comedy (looking at you best night ever), so I have a feeling they'll stick to horror from now on.






















Next up on the list is Twisted Pictures.


Twisted Pictures was formed in 2004, after the success with saw, which grossed $103 million dollars. Since then they have only really stuck to horrors (Take notes Blumhouse). They are incredibly good at horrors too, if we see the filmography:

Film	Release	Notes	Budget	Gross (worldwide)
Saw	October 29, 2004		$1,200,000	$103,096,345[7]
Saw II	October 28, 2005		$4,000,000	$147,739,965[8]
Saw III	October 27, 2006		$10,000,000	$164,874,275[9]
Catacombs	October 30, 2007	Released on FEARnet On Demand and then to DVD on February 19, 2008[10][11]	N/A	N/A
Dead Silence	March 16, 2007		$20,000,000	$22,217,407[12]
Saw IV	October 26, 2007		N/A	$139,352,633[13]
Vlog	June 2008	Online horror film[14]	N/A	N/A
Saw V	October 24, 2008		$10,800,000	$113,864,059[15]
Repo! The Genetic Opera	November 7, 2008	Limited release	$8,500,000[16]	$188,126[17]
The Tortured	November 8, 2009	Released at the American Film Market; released to home video on August 30, 2010.[18]	N/A	N/A
Saw VI	October 23, 2009		$11,000,000	$68,233,629[19]
Mother's Day	September 23, 2010	Released at Fantastic Fest	N/A	N/A
Chain Letter	October 1, 2010	Limited release	$3,000,000	$585,362[20]
Saw 3D	October 29, 2010		$20,000,000	$133,310,178[21]
Texas Chainsaw 3D	January 4, 2013		$20,000,000	$31,627,201[22]

There isn't as much detail as the one with blumhouse, but we can see that all have had a substantial profit, apart from the ones not applicable which are because they weren't in cinemas.