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AMC has ordered a fourth Anne Rice Vampire Chronicles season, Queen of the Damned, with Hannah Moscovitch showrunning and Mark Johnson plus Rolin Jones EPing. The new season follows the franchise’s Akasha tease and keeps the vampiric IP pipeline moving at AMC.
Netflix has greenlit Jacques Audiard’s French-language horror feature La Nuit ravagée, adapting Jean-Baptiste Del Amo’s horror novel for the streamer’s original genre slate.
Paramount has secured U.S. rights to Wes Craven’s original A Nightmare on Elm Street screenplay and is developing a new film under its Paramount Primal label with Weapons and Barbarian producers J.D. Lifshitz and Raphael Margules. The Craven estate, Marc Toberoff, and the producers are attached; it would be the franchise’s 10th installment.
Burger Night: Luli, Magda & Lore locks Agostina Palazzolo, Agustina “Papry” Suásquita and Maia Tarcic as leads in the Argentine Jimmy and Stiggs reimagining. Sebastián De Caro directs from a Matías Orta co-write; Eli Roth and Joe Begos exec produce.
Sony grabbed worldwide rights to Skeletons at EFM; Keith Carradine boards JT Mollner's creature-horror feature with Brie Larson, Kyle Gallner, Willa Fitzgerald and John Goodman already attached, while FilmNation's Infrared finances with Bad Robot and Assemble Media.
Kino Lorber sets Black Zombie for a Sept. 11 limited theatrical bow, with digital and physical rollout to follow. Maya Annik Bedward’s doc traces zombie mythology from Haitian spiritual traditions to Romero-era horror, with Slash and Tom Savini among the interview subjects.
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