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Ben Leonberg's supernatural horror Good Boy is a streaming hit on Hulu (ranked No.6) after debuting on Apr.25; the micro-budget film cost roughly $70K and grossed $8.7M theatrically (≈124x ROI), earned 90% on Rotten Tomatoes, and previously played on Shudder.
A new wave of Korean horror that mixes coding/technology themes with shamanism has surged to the top of Netflix's global charts, signaling a fresh creative trend from K-horror that could influence international genre programming and acquisitions.
First images for Fall 2, the sequel to the 2022 survival thriller, debuted; Lionsgate will release the height-based sequel theatrically on August 7 with Michael and Peter Spierig directing and writers from the original returning.
Vietnamese folk-horror Phi Phong: The Blood Demon has become the fastest local horror to cross VND100bn (~$3.8M) and reached $5.09M (VND134bn) to date, ranking as the country's second biggest local film of 2026 and securing theatrical release deals across 20+ territories including North America and Australia/New Zealand.
Letterboxd's new Video Store is acting as a quasi-distributor for festival films, helping titles like Alexander Ullom’s It Ends find homes and prompting Neon to preemptively acquire the film for worldwide distribution; Tiny's 60% stake in Letterboxd was bought at a $50M valuation in 2023 and may be up for sale, underscoring platform-level shifts in indie pipeline financing and distribution.
A second outlet repeats that Zach Cregger's Resident Evil (2026) is slated for a September 18 theatrical release, confirming the franchise's fall release window and giving distributors/marketing teams a fixed timeline.
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