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MBC Studios schedules Hana Alomair’s Traveller’s Hell for 2026 release and is greenlighting two more Osamah Almuslim adaptations—Spider’s Web (Q4 shoot) and Khawf (TV fantasy)—as part of a local slate push; move follows lessons from the $150M Desert Warrior and signals continued Saudi investment in female‑led genre production.
WestEnd Films closed multiple international sales on the high‑concept thriller Ignition starring Maisie Williams and Rory Kinnear, with Signature Entertainment taking the U.K. and additional deals across Spain, Middle East, CIS/Baltics, Eastern Europe and Israel; film leverages Cannes market momentum and is currently in post‑production.
Triple Green CineCapital boards a co‑production and equity investment with Chánh Phương Films on The Scourge, a Vietnamese video‑game horror adaptation launched to buyers at Cannes by Skyline Media; Đoàn Sĩ Nguyên directing from Trần Khánh Hoàng’s script with Nguyễn and Jimmy Nghiêm Phạm producing and Skyline handling international sales, marking TGC’s first Vietnam investment and a regional play to export Southeast Asian genre IP.
$700M franchise is returning with a new look and a summer release date; major franchise relaunch signals studio confidence and likely wide theatrical strategy for the title.
20th Century Studios/New Regency's Psycho Killer lands on Hulu (and Hulu on Disney+ bundle) May 29, giving the film a quick streamer window and reinforcing Hulu/Disney's strategy of absorbing midtier theatrical horror into their AVOD/SVOD pipeline for subscriber retention.
Ginger Snaps TV is moving forward with Sid Gentle and Copperheart attached as producing partners; director of the original franchise has provided a fresh update on development and the property's potential to be reframed for contemporary social themes, keeping the IP active for small-screen packaging.
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