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‘The Mummy: Book of the Dead’ Opens October 15, 2027

October 15, 2027 is locked for THE MUMMY: BOOK OF THE DEAD; Radio Silence directs from David Coggeshall’s script as Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz return.

iHorror · Oct 16
Film The Wire

Scott Glassgold on ‘Seasons’ and Hollywood’s Hunt for Internet Talent and the Next ‘Backrooms’

More than $1 million Reddit-to-screen sale finally hits production: Amazon MGM’s Seasons is shooting in Ireland with Drew Hancock directing; Lily James, Jack Reynor and Ron Perlman star, with James Wan, Blumhouse Atomic Monster and 21 Laps producing.

The Wrap · Oct 16
TV Deals & Development

Netflix expands Worst Ever true-crime franchise with two new series

Netflix is widening its Worst Ever true-crime franchise with Worst In-Law Ever and Worst Friend Ever, both already in production from Blumhouse Television and ITV America. The franchise has already logged 17 weeks on Netflix’s global top 10 and keeps Blumhouse in the streamer’s unscripted lane.

C21Media · Oct 16
Industry Market & Business

Boo Junfeng’s ‘Trinity,’ Sidharta Tata’s ‘Slaughterground’ Among JAFF Market 2026 Selections

JAFF Market picked 11 feature projects for Future Project and 10 IPs for its adaptation program, with 'Trinity' and 'Slaughterground' among the development titles. The market is pairing filmmakers and rights holders with producers in Yogyakarta to surface financing and screen adaptation plays early.

Variety · Oct 16
Film Broadcast & Streaming

SILVER SCREAMERS: Festival Favorite Snagged by The Horror Collective, Debuts on BloodStream Next Month

The Horror Collective has taken U.S. rights to Silver Screamers; BloodStream sets a Nov. 6 debut, with Studio Dome and Antenna Releasing’s theatrical partnership adding Beverly Hills and Glendale Q&As before a wider streaming rollout in early 2027.

ScreenAnarchy · Oct 16
Film Noteworthy

‘Clayface’ Director James Watkins on Why He “Auditioned the Hell” Out of Star Tom Rhys Harries

World premiere puts DC Studios’ body-horror Clayface in the can; James Watkins says Tom Rhys Harries went through months of screen tests before landing the title role. Mike Flanagan originated the pitch, with Hossein Amini and Watkins shaping the grounded rewrite.

THR · Oct 16
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