If you were hoping for a remake or a PC port of Bloodborne, you'll have to settle for this animated film adaptation

- April 14, 2026
- Updated: April 15, 2026 at 9:09 AM

Sony Pictures has confirmed that it is developing an animated adaptation of the acclaimed video game Bloodborne, which will be rated R.
This announcement was made by Sanford Panitch, president of the film group at Sony Pictures Entertainment, during the company’s presentation at CinemaCon.
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The movie, which has been the subject of rumors for some time, promises to be very faithful to the horror and gore elements that made the original title a phenomenon.
According to Panitch, fans can expect the adaptation to spare no expense in the carnage that characterizes the video game, suggesting that the dark and disturbing atmosphere that has captivated thousands of players around the world will be maintained.
Bloodborne, released in 2015 by FromSoftware, has been acclaimed for its challenging gameplay as well as its rich narrative and gothic setting. The story follows the hunter in his struggle against supernatural creatures and indescribable horrors. This film adaptation promises to explore those same elements, which could attract both fans of the game and new viewers looking for an intense and exciting visual experience.
The decision to create an R-rated movie suggests that Sony Pictures is willing to take risks to deliver a work that captures the essence of the game, contrasting with other video game adaptations that have opted for a more moderate approach. As more details about the creative team and production come to light, Bloodborne fans continue to anticipate how this dark and complex universe will be translated into an animated film format.
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