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NEON sets Hope for digital on October 13 after a 1,500-screen North American run; Na Hong-jin’s creature feature has tracked around $45 million worldwide on a reported $46 million budget, with Korea carrying most of the box office.
Universal Pictures and Blumhouse-Atomic Monster have paid upward of $10 million for River out of TIFF Midnight Madness, flipping the Shudder-produced slasher from a streaming plan to a full theatrical release.
Screen Gems and Spyglass are mounting a present-day Pulse reimagining; Dave Boyle boards to direct and rewrite Luke Piotrowski’s script, with Parker Finn and Jonathan Fass producing through Bad Feeling.
Prime Video locks Oct. 7 for Mike Flanagan’s eight-episode Carrie; the Stephen King adaptation streams in more than 240 countries and updates the story around modern bullying and social-media harassment.
A24's Backrooms has climbed to roughly $350 million worldwide and is now on HBO Max; Kane Parsons' feature debut is A24's highest-grossing film after turning a viral concept into a breakout horror event.
Kristen Stewart and Olivier Assayas reteam on Spiritual World, a supernatural feature about a clairvoyant woman getting premonitions; Vicky Krieps, Riley Keough, Wagner Moura and Barbara Sukowa board, with cameras rolling in February.
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