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We used director Justin Simien’s perspective as a fan of the original attraction to show how the movie translated decades of Haunted Mansion history into a new story for the screen.
We leaned into the balance that makes Haunted Mansion work, showing how the production could move from ghostly and unsettling to genuinely funny without losing either side of its personality.
We leaned into the balance that makes Haunted Mansion work, showing how the production could move from ghostly and unsettling to genuinely funny without losing either side of its personality.
We positioned the Blu-ray release as something worth keeping, connecting physical ownership with the fun of adding Haunted Mansion to a larger movie collection.
We used an exclusive deleted scene to make the digital release feel like access to more of the movie, not simply another opportunity to watch the same cut, lead by the talented Rosario Dawson.
We turned familiar haunted-house behavior into a social-friendly checklist, using the film’s supernatural moments to give the digital release a playful, relatable hook.
We made the digital release an invitation to turn an ordinary night at home into a Haunted Mansion movie night, using the film’s atmosphere and characters to make the occasion feel like part of the experience.
We turned the digital release into an invitation to experience more of Haunted Mansion at home, pairing the movie itself with the additional material that came with ownership.
We made a square motion poster that alternates release callouts over the film art to carry Ant‑Man and the Wasp: Quantumania into the home‑entertainment window.
We framed 22’s resistance to Earth as the joke, pairing her defiant energy with a clean Disney+ prompt once the short was streaming.
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