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Amazon MGM Studios orders a RoboCop series with Peter Ocko set as showrunner and James Wan/Blumhouse Atomic Monster producing; Prime Video is positioning the franchise as a tech-dystopia play for streaming.
Audible lines up an all-star Dracula rollout for October 1, with Jonathan Bailey leading the English-language cast as Count Dracula and Mary Lambert directing the adaptation of Bram Stoker’s public-domain classic.
Investigation Discovery greenlights a three-part Aileen Wuornos docuseries built around digital replication and VFX, using AI to reconstruct the serial killer across archival sources and performance capture.
Level 33 Entertainment has taken North American rights to Ever After, a dark fairy-tale survival horror feature from Laszlo Illes; the film opens exclusively in U.S. and Canadian theaters on Sept. 4, 2026 after the acquisition.
Peacock exits the planned Hostel series, and Eli Roth is now redeveloping the franchise as a feature with Paul Giamatti still circling. The pivot keeps the torture-horror IP alive after the TV take failed to land.
An animated Texas Chain Saw Massacre reimagining is moving ahead, extending Tobe Hooper’s horror IP into a new feature take.
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