A new Gulfstream Pictures horror-thriller hits production with Josh Stolberg, and it signals where the genre is headed.

The official trailer tees up the last sprint: a handoff that changes how the whole kitchen makes decisions.

The pop milestone is real, but the chart mechanics and producer dominance reveal the real power centers.

After 15-plus hours of showcases, executives got a clear signal: major IP horror is accelerating, not slowing.

Shooting began last week, with Lisa Kudrow and Mira Sorvino returning, while Hulu becomes the delivery system.

The studio says not every publisher is scared, and schedules its launch two weeks before GTA 6.

A disappointed Bloodlines 2 fanbase gets a new narrative-driven pitch, with Eternal Whispers betting on choice and tone.

The YouTube drop mixes Times Square promo, star cameos, and a Grindr bathroom party, setting the tone for July 3 release.

Mary Harron explains how the film’s rights, elements, and music licenses finally got sorted, unlocking theaters again.

A new public-media content leader with programming wins from Pinterest, YouTube, and Sesame Workshop steps into NPR’s next chapter.

Octavia Spencer and Hannah Waddingham star in an action comedy; the full eight-episode release lands July 15.

Disney+ and Hulu get the first run, Cartoon Network and HBO Max follow, and the show rewinds to Finn and Jake’s early days.