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Prime Video’s eight-episode Carrie remake is expanding Stephen King’s prom sequence beyond the gym and into a bigger world, with Mike Flanagan saying the series is building a modern social-media-age version of the story rather than a beat-for-beat retread. Summer Howell stars as Carrie alongside Samantha Sloyan, with the adaptation reframing the classic bullying-and-telekinesis setup for streaming.
Terror Films Releasing and Dean Jacobs reteam on Water Rites, a slow-burn folk horror feature headed to worldwide streaming on Aug. 28. Dee Wallace, Michael Berryman, Lynn Lowry and Katy Bentz anchor the cast as Tubi and other platforms line up the rollout.
Lionsgate’s reboot stays in development as Luca Guadagnino keeps rewriting Scott Z. Burns’ American Psycho script; casting stalls may push the studio to replace him.
Los Angeles producers Brooke Becker and Delaney Sharpe have launched Black Ribbon Productions, a genre-focused company developing horror, sci-fi and alternative projects, and unveiled the first episode of a new anthology ahead of Halloween 2026.
BAFTA-winning Nick Arthurs lands his horror-heist short It Always Comes Back at Tubi FrightFest London as a feature proof-of-concept; the team is now shopping the full-length version for packaging and financing.
Amazon MGM Studios/Thunder Road’s shark survival horror The Devil’s Mouth leans hard into practical underwater stunts, Thailand cave locations, and animatronic effects. Kathryn Newton says Jeff Wadlow ran a rehearsal-heavy shoot built to keep the cast ready for the film’s water-heavy set pieces.
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