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AMC has locked The Terror for season four, extending the prestige horror anthology with another true-story-inspired arc after the third season wrapped last month.

Fantasia’s Cheval Noir Competition books a world premiere for Corpus, with Yellow Veil Pictures handling international sales on Corrin Evans’ feature debut about seduction and terror at a remote manor.

Terror Films is opening a mobile-first distribution lane through Microhouse Films, with exclusive horror titles in launch windows and a vertical, ad-free monetization model that lets filmmakers control pricing and release timing.

Fantasia gives Michael Gabriele’s holiday horror-comedy a world-premiere launch on July 25, putting UNHOLY NIGHT in front of buyers and programmers at one of genre’s key launchpads.

Paul Feig boards horror pic Detention, adding a new genre directing job to a slate already anchored by The Housemaid and The Housemaid’s Secret.

Ariana Grande exits American Horror Story season 13 over scheduling conflicts with her Eternal Sunshine world tour, forcing FX to move on without the planned pop-culture casting boost.

Geena Davis boards HBO's Dorothea as serial killer Dorothea Puente, locking in an Oscar winner to lead the true-crime series. The Sacramento-set drama tracks the landlady who poisoned tenants and buried them around her boardinghouse.