After ‘Backrooms,' Another Viral Internet Horror Is Getting a Big Screen Adaptation
Following the success of A24's Backrooms movie, another horror adaptation of a viral internet sensation is also now in the works.
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Following the success of A24's Backrooms movie, another horror adaptation of a viral internet sensation is also now in the works.
George Lucas has recently commented on franchise filmmaking, only bolstering Star Wars: The Last Jedi and making it even better than it was.
Stephen King is the king of horror, but his genre blending skills have resulted in a unique style that is often adapted, with many upcoming projects.
Looking to rewatch some older classic anime? These 5 anime are absolutely flawless and the perfect place to start or relive your retro anime journey.
Just a few days after Square Enix announced Switch 2 ports for Octopath Traveler 1 and 2, the company announced another incredible JRPG is added too.
I Will Find You's continued success in Netflix's Top 10 only proves that no crime writer's stories are more addictive than Harlan Coben's.
Brandon Sanderson unfortunately gives Mistborn fans some bad news regarding Apple TV's upcoming screen adaptation of the popular book.
After shows like True Detective and Mare of Easttown, HBO has a new must-watch crime series on the way, and it will be released in one month.
Meg Stalter made her Broadway debut with Oh, Mary! last week but has been absent during recent performances. Addressing rumors on social media, Stalter opened up about the reason she has not been on stage. “I’m so sad to have missed @ohmaryplay shows this week as I’m very very sick with bronchitis,”
Streaming giant Netflix anticipates content spending (of about $20 billion) will be up around 10% in 2026, accelerating from 8% increases over the last five years but below the 14% the company averaged over the past decade. Live, now a focus, will be about 5% of total. The higher outlay comes even a
Canceled Netflix drama The Boroughs got a consolation prize — it was the most recent ongoing scripted series release to make the Top 40 of Netflix’s semi-annual What We Watched viewership report released Thursday, which spans January – June 2026. The supernatural series, executive produced by Strang
The Odyssey, Christopher Nolan's latest epic, is breaking Rotten Tomatoes records, with its documentary highlighting the scale and authenticity.
In a competitive situation, FX has secured the rights to develop a series based on the New Yorker article “The Call of the Wild” by Paige Williams, Variety has learned exclusively from sources. Also published online in January 2026 under the title “The Backcountry Rescue Squad at America’s Busiest N
Instead of semiannual reports, the streamer will move to an annual release of viewing data next year.
After four years of biannual viewership reports, Netflix is pulling back a bit on the transparency front. The streamer revealed Thursday that, beginning in Q1 2027, it will only release one engagement report each year. In its earnings report, the company says this is part of its shift in focus to qu
Expelled Congressman and former politician George Santos is defending himself and his Special Forces co-stars from all the criticism following their casting announcement. Santos took to social media to address the hate he and co-stars Brandi Glanville and Candace Cameron Bure have been receiving aft
The Sheep Detectives, Toy Story 5, and Minions & Monsters are all among the very best movies for kids and families released in 2026 so far.
Netflix Co-CEOs Ted Sarandos and Greg Peters used the company’s second-quarter earnings interview to try to clear the air regarding prospects for M&A, strategic partnerships and FAST channels. Responding to a question about Lionsgate or NBCUniversal, both considered prime suspects in the current wav
Denzel Washington and Tony Scott's collaborations, which included Crimson Tide and Man on Fire, pushed each of them in new directions.
"Free is something that we're going to continue to consider, but we have no near-term plans to launch something," said Netflix Co-CEO Greg Peters.