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Jeremy Latcham takes over DC Studios’ creative pipeline as James Gunn and Peter Safran step back; the shake-up puts the future of horror-leaning titles like Clayface, Swamp Thing and Constantine in question.
Carrie-Anne Moss joins Halsey in Replacer, with Avan Jogia directing the psychosexual horror pic and Karl Glusman plus Juliette Gariépy also aboard.
Vera Farmiga boards supernatural horror Inferno as star and producer, with Manifest Pictures taking the package to AFM and CAA Media Finance plus UTA Independent Film Group handling domestic rights. The film is slated to begin production in late spring and leans into occult-procedural horror with a possession angle.
Tyrus Pictures has optioned Takeshobo’s horror manga Noah Of The Blood Sea and is targeting a 2027 production start; Michael Zelman and Hamid Mokhneche are producing as the company expands its Japanese IP slate.
Blumhouse Atomic locks James Tynion IV to a first-look partnership and kicks off the pact with Exquisite Corpses, a serial-killer battle royale being developed across film and animation; Something Is Killing the Children is already targeted for production next year.
Shudder sets Paolo Strippoli’s folk-horror feature for Nov. 27, with pre-stream screenings in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Austin and Nashville. The 125-minute Italian pickup stars Michele Riondino and Giulio Feltri.
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