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New Line has locked remake rights to Paolo Strippoliâs psychological horror thriller and will develop an English-language feature based on the Italian original. The label also picked up U.S., Canada and select Asia distribution on a film that has already grossed around $4M after Venice, TIFF Midnight Madness, Fantastic Fest and Sitges.
Cineverse has North America theatrical rights on the first Friday the 13th feature in nearly two decades, with Steve Miner directing and Horror, Inc. financing the 2027 relaunch independently.
Blumhouse Productions and Atomic Monster fold into the Blumhouse Atomic banner, formalizing the merged horror powerhouse under one roof.
Americas rights are locked on a six-title EST N8 package led by Indonesian horror hits Janur Ireng: Sewu Dino The Prequel and Danur: The Last Chapter; DuBow Media takes theatrical, home-entertainment, and digital across North and South America for a 2027 rollout.
Netflix's licensing deal sends MGM+'s From to 1.65 billion minutes viewed on Nielsen, vaulting the horror series to No. 1 across the streaming landscape. The spike validates Netflix's library strategy and could strengthen the case for a bigger audience around the remaining season-four/five run.
Freya Allan boards Joachim Rønningâs horror feature as production is already underway in Londonâs abandoned underground tunnels; UTA Independent Film Group has the financing and is steering the sale, with Roy Lee and Steven Schneider producing.
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