Elden Ring Is Not the Only FromSoftware Game Getting a Movie
After Elden Ring got an official movie adaptation by A24 and Alex Garland, Sony is reportedly moving forward with its Bloodborne film.
comicbook.comHere’s the latest on Bloodborne movie news as of April 2026.
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Sony announces an R-rated Bloodborne animated feature in development, produced with PlayStation Productions and partners, aiming to stay faithful to the game's gothic horror tone. Release timing and key creative personnel have not been confirmed yet. [Source: cinema/convention announcements and follow-up coverage]
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Reports indicate the project is moving forward under Sony Pictures with potential involvement from Lyrical Animation and notable producer names tied to FromSoftware projects, though exact director, writer, and cast are still unannounced.
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Some outlets have suggested the film may land on streaming platforms rather than a wide theatrical release, given its mature/likely R rating, with possibilities including Sony-affiliated services or other major platforms.
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Historically, Bloodborne movie chatter has persisted for years with fluctuating updates; the current CinemaCon 2026 reveal marks the most concrete confirmation to date. Fans remain eager for further details like plot focus, casting, and a tentative timeline.
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There has been ongoing discussion online comparing Bloodborne’s adaptation trajectory to other FromSoftware adaptations (e.g., Elden Ring film news), but no official cross-confirmation beyond Sony’s CinemaCon presentation has been made.
Illustration: a visual concept node showing Sony Pictures, PlayStation Productions, and FromSoftware in a triangular collaboration around a stylized Bloodborne emblem (no renderings committed to release).
If you’d like, I can pull the latest official statements and summarize them in a brief timeline, or set up a quick glossary of the key players (studios, producers, and potential release channels) with links. Also, I can monitor for new developments and update you with any official changes as they’re announced.
Citations:
- Sony/CinemaCon reveal and follow-ups[4][8]
- Production partners and staffing rumors[3][4]
- Platform and release speculation[1][3]
- Context on ongoing adaptation discussions[7][1]