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World premiere set for New York Film Festival on Sept. 26; North American theatrical rollout lands Nov. 6. Toho’s trailer tees up a new kaiju threat after Minus One’s breakout run.
Warner Bros. has the film in a Valentine’s Day 2027 theatrical slot after moving it off Halloween 2026; the first trailer sells Gyllenhaal and Dynevor as a creepy supernatural couple.
20th Century Studios' giant-python survival horror Crush enters production in Australia this November; Julius Avery directs Sarah Catherine Hook from John Fischer's script, with Scott Glassgold and Temple Hill producing.
Neon and Blumhouse Atomic Monster co-finance Spencer Lackey's debut feature Lust; Lackey writes and directs after building a 7 million-follower horror short-form audience. Steven Schneider, Jason Blum and James Wan are producing via Spooky Pictures and Blumhouse Atomic Monster.
Curry Barker’s sub-$1M indie horror Obsession sold to Focus Features for $16M after TIFF 2025 and grossed over $500M; ahead of TIFF 2026’s first official market, buyers are seeking original, Gen Z-focused films.
TIFFCOM’s Tokyo Gap-Financing Market has added Frontières for its first Asia showcase, bringing horror and thriller projects into the 24-title financing slate. Ten of the selected projects pitch Oct. 28, with body horror, Asian co-productions and an open-pitch session aimed at closing the last budget gaps.
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