Warner Bros. Pictures won a bidding war for the online phenomenon. Here's what you need to know.

The internet’s favorite siren-headed nightmare is getting a movie.

Fresh off the success of “Backrooms,” Hollywood has found its next Gen Z phenomenon to bring to screens. Warner Bros. has won a bidding war for the rights to “Siren Head.” And no, the name does not ...

Following the success of Backrooms, Hollywood is eager to turn more internet horror stories into movies. Filmmakers Brian ...

Creepypasta stories are often quite simple, and Siren Head is no exception. The creature is known for camouflaging with its ...

Weapons‘ Zach Gregger to make a horror movie on a popular and haunting internet creature. The acclaimed filmmaker is also behind the upcoming Resident Evil movie arriving later this year. What scary ...

Hollywood has found its newest obsession, and this meme won’t be found in any internet backrooms. Coming out on top of a five-studio bidding war with a massive, multi-million-do ...

Warner Bros. has snapped up Siren Head, a feature package based on the viral horror meme from Trevor Henderson, which has Brian Duffield set to direct from a script written with Zach Cregger, Deadline ...

Cregger will produce the movie alongside Vertigo Entertainment’s Roy Lee and Andrew Childs, who will be joined by 12:01 Films ...

The jury remains out on whether the success of Backrooms —the debut feature from 20-year-old director Kane Parsons that ...