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Ryan Gosling is set to play Ghost Rider in a new standalone Marvel film dated for 2028, with Shawn Levy directing. Marvel Studios is back in the supernatural pocket of the character after Nicolas Cage’s Sony films and the scrapped Hulu spinoff years ago.
Prime Video sets Oct. 7 for Mike Flanagan’s first TV Carrie, a Stephen King adaptation led by Summer H. Howell and Samantha Sloyan; the streamer adds a fresh horror franchise play to its fall slate.
Paramount and Blumhouse Atomic Monster’s new Paranormal Activity reboot adds Maya da Costa; Ian Tuason directs, with a May 21, 2027 theatrical date and Oren Peli, James Wan and Jason Blum producing.
Jennifer’s Body 2 is lining up an October shoot in Vancouver, with Megan Fox and Amanda Seyfried back and Diablo Cody and Karyn Kusama returning on the creative side. The cult sequel has moved from chatter to a real production window, even as 20th Century Studios has yet to make an official announcement.
Hanna Bergholm’s Nightborn takes Fantasia’s Cheval Noir top prize, with genre titles like Sleep No More and Ferine also landing screenplay, cinematography, score and performance honors. The jury is clearly rewarding the festival’s dark, body-horror-leaning slate with international prestige boosts.
Crave’s half-hour Baba Yaga reimagining lands on AMC+ in the U.S. with an October debut; the Canadian mystery thriller gives Kat Sandler her first greenlit series and pairs Carrie-Anne Moss with Noah Reid, Clark Backo and Hudson Williams.
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