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Shudder taps Angel Melanson as director of programming, adding a new curation lead to the horror streamer’s acquisition and originals pipeline.
20th Century closes on 99 Nights in the Forest after a competitive rights race; Josh Cooley is set to write and Sam Raimi/Rob Tapert produce for Ghost House Pictures.
Disney and Sundance are opening a new round of project advancement and completion funding plus artist fellowships; Beth de Araújo is among the recipients as the partnership keeps underwriting emerging filmmakers.
Rob Bonta puts the Paramount California-exit threat on David Ellison and keeps the pressure on a deal already burdened by a $7 million-a-day ticking fee and a $7 billion breakup exposure.
British Horror Studio launches Picture House, a new theatrical distribution arm that will handle in-house and outside titles, with North America expansion targeted for 2027. Amicus’ In the Grip of Terror leads the slate as UK screenings roll out this fall.
BBC launches The Haunted Library, a new horror podcast adapting classic novels into audio drama; the anthology extends a low-cost lane for genre IP and keeps the property pipeline active outside film and TV.
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