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Zach Cregger is building Resident Evil as an original survival-horror story inside Capcom’s universe; he’s skipping Leon and the games’ existing character arcs to focus on dread, resource scarcity and a new protagonist-driven setup.
Prime Video has ordered a RoboCop series from Blumhouse and Atomic Monster. No cast, creative team, or release window was announced.
Curry Barker’s micro-budget supernatural horror Obsession jumps past The Exorcist to No. 6 on the all-time horror box office chart with $443.3 million worldwide. Shot for $750,000 and sold in a $15 million-plus Focus Features deal, the film keeps expanding its theatrical run while drawing fresh PVOD traffic.
A24’s Onslaught has wrapped principal photography and is locked for a Sept. 4, 2026 theatrical/IMAX release; the Adam Wingard slasher stars Adria Arjona, Dan Stevens, Rebecca Hall and Drew Starkey from a Simon Barrett script.
90-minute Spawn animated movie is fully voiced and nearly complete; Todd McFarlane says only Foley and final animation remain before he shops the package, with Keith David and Mark Hamill attached.
Cinephobia Releasing locks North American rights to José María Cicala's Argentine horror The Dollmaker and sets the VOD/digital bow for Aug. 25; the film premiered at Screamfest, where Rodrigo Noya won Best Actor.
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