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Paramount greenlights Dan Trachtenberg's animated horror-comedy Freddy the 13th, adapting Yehudi Mercado's comic and setting it for a Friday the 13th release. The move pairs a watched filmmaker with a comic-IP play in a studio-backed genre package.
ConUnPack launches Panic House at Sitges, a new genre label built around horror, fantasy, thriller and cult acquisitions, releases and sales; the slate includes Yellow Cake, a 4K Tesis restoration and international-sales titles like The Book and Horror and Love.
Clayface is being positioned as DC Studiosâ first true horror feature, with James Watkins directing Mike Flanagan and Hossein Aminiâs script for a North American Oct. 23 release and an Oct. 21 international rollout. Tom Rhys Harries leads a cast that includes Naomi Ackie, David Dencik, Max Minghella and Eddie Marsan.
Genre startup Forge Films launches with sci-fi, fantasy and horror on the slate; first out of the gate is Lost in Hel, a Viking-mythology series with a proof-of-concept on YouTube and Nik Kacevski directing.
BBCâs ninth Christmas ghost story lands Martin Freeman and Jim Broadbent for Mark Gatissâ Dickens adaptation; principal photography is already complete and BBC Studios handles international sales.
Focus Features cuts a second trailer for Robert Eggersâ medieval wolf-hunt follow-up to Nosferatu; the new footage spotlights Willem Dafoe opposite Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Lily-Rose Depp while Eggers lines up Romeo and Juliet as his next project.
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