Stop scrolling trades.
Start getting briefed.
Free. Daily. Built for horror.
Free forever · Every morning · Unsubscribe anytime
Know what's killing.
Deals, data, moves, money, production. Every dead of morning.
Brooklyn Horror’s 2026 lineup leans into vampires, body horror and siege horror across opening, centerpiece and closing-night slots; badges are on sale as the fest runs Oct. 15-22 at Nitehawk Cinema Williamsburg. MUBI and Arrow Video are among the presenting banners, keeping distribution and platform brands plugged into the genre pipeline.
Universal Pictures and Blumhouse Atomic Monster are closing a TIFF-level sale on Joshua Giuliano’s slasher River; the pact could top $10 million and ranks among the festival’s biggest horror deals.
Flanagan is writing The Mist now for Warner Bros.; no cast is set yet, but the Stephen King adaptation remains active with Red Room Pictures and Spyglass producing.
Screen Gems has locked distribution on Obey as KJ Apa and Nadia Parkes board the horror feature; Sophie Kargman directs from Ryan Farhoudi’s script for Waypoint Entertainment and Spooky Pictures.
Principal photography has started on Guru, a Bollywood psychological thriller from Ribhu Dasgupta starring John Abraham; the film is now in production with JA Entertainment, Authum Entertainment and Fusion Flicks backing.
Bleiberg Entertainment backs Gregg Bishop’s Halloween-set home-invasion horror The Heretiks, a Be Afraid launch title heading to Fantastic Fest’s Horror Competition after financing and production wrapped.
Trades, genre press, international outlets, studio newsrooms, festival wires, and 200+ entity feeds. Every signal that matters. Every morning.
Free. Daily. Built for horror.