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A $53M-$60M domestic opening is in play for Sony's Resident Evil; that would mark the franchise's best start and Zach Cregger's biggest launch, with B+ CinemaScore and strong PLF/Imax turnout.
Paramount greenlights World War Z II with Brad Pitt back and Edward Berger in the director's chair after years of stall-out. The original grossed more than $540 million worldwide on a $250 million-plus budget, underscoring the scale of the bet.
Radio Silence has begun filming The Mummy sequel, confirming the monster-project’s production start and pushing the franchise back into active feature production.
Fourth Adams Family collaboration lands at Shudder out of Fantastic Fest; the AMC Networks genre label keeps building its indie-horror pipeline with The Glorious Dead.
South Australia shoot is underway on Wolf Creek Legacy, with John Jarratt back as Mick Taylor and Sean Lahiff directing from Duncan Samarasinghe’s script; Cineverse holds exclusive North American rights and is eyeing a wide theatrical rollout.
A24 and Peacock's Friday the 13th prequel Crystal Lake is already in audience-facing rollout; the first two episodes premiered at TIFF, with Brad Caleb Kane confirming Jersey shoot locations and exact recreations of scenes from the 1980 original. The series is positioning itself as a grounded, character-forward return to the franchise while still leaning hard into legacy IP.
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