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Prime Video renews Carrie for a second season 15 days after debut; the Stephen King adaptation hit number one on the service in more than 105 countries and is now clearly being built as a longer-run series.
Charli xcx boards Martin Scorsese’s gothic horror What Happens at Night alongside Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence; the Apple/StudioCanal adaptation of Peter Cameron’s novel keeps stacking prestige heat.
$3.5M+ Thursday previews put Clayface on pace for a $20M-$25M domestic opening off a $44M net production cost; James Watkins directs from Mike Flanagan's script, with Warner Bros. looking at a solid lower-budget genre launch. The DC standalone is already being benchmarked against horror comps like Smile and Other Mommy.
Shudder seals a three-year exclusive streaming deal for the full Hell House LLC franchise through November 2029; the pact also extends Origins: The Carmichael Manor and keeps the films on digital storefronts outside SVOD.
$350 million global cume for Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil; Sony eyes a Nov. 3 digital PVOD rollout, with Netflix queued as the film’s first U.S. subscription home. The franchise rebound gives Sony a fresh post-theatrical monetization lane after Halloween.
Netflix sets an eight-episode run for Quinn Shephard’s The Body on Nov. 11; Kristina Bogic and Sara Boustany lead the queer Catholic horror series, with Gabby Windey recurring as coach.
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