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Tubi acquires all three seasons of Scream: The TV Series and flips them live immediately, giving the MTV/VH1 spinoff its first streaming home. The move puts a dormant horror franchise title back into circulation on a fast-growing AVOD platform.
Shudder sets a premiere date and drops first-look assets on Goody Goody, a claustrophobic horror-thriller about a prolonged home birth gone wrong; streamer keeps the title in its genre lane.
Christine Vachon says The Wicker Man is the kind of low-cost pagan-horror package A24 and Neon would chase today; the panel frames classics as financeable when they can be cut lean and sold on shock value.
AI is becoming a horror-production fault line as Eli Roth’s $5M Ice Cream Man lands under his new Horror Section banner; the piece frames the tool as a cost-saving temptation that could reshape indie genre filmmaking.
Brainstorm Media sets a Sept. 4, 2026 day-and-date rollout for Daniel Byers' creature feature, with select theaters and on-demand debuting simultaneously; a secret in-person premiere is also on the board.
Michael Johnston is in early talks for Universal’s Mummy sequel after Obsession’s breakout; Radio Silence is steering the 2027 sequel with Brendan Fraser, Rachel Weisz and John Hannah back, while Focus paid $15M for the sleeper hit.
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