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The previous entry, 2023's 'Insidious: The Red Door,' grossed a franchise-best $189 million worldwide.
I also weigh in on Scott Rudin's return to showbiz following his 2021 exile and the trailer for the Philippou brothers' new horror movie 'Bring Her Back' starring Sally Hawkins.
The Playlist broke the story, so now it's my turn to weigh in...
Plus, is Meryl Streep heading to Narnia, the surprising choice for Mike Flanagan's 'Carrie' reboot, and a salute to the new CEO of Landmark Theatres.
The live-action adaptation of the beloved Japanese anime hails from writer-director Jim Mickle ('Sweet Tooth').
Plus, my thoughts on Sundance moving to Colorado, Martin Scorsese's new Disney movie, and the trailer for Paul Thomas Anderson's new film starring Leonardo DiCaprio.
Plus, the latest director circling Marvel's 'Blade,' a new A24 movie starring Zendaya, the latest addition to HBO's 'Harry Potter' series, and a look at Alec Baldwin's 'Rust.'
Plus, a review of Seth Rogen's new Apple TV+ series 'The Studio,' and word of a top-secret A24 movie titled 'Enemies' starring Austin Butler and Jeremy Allen White.
Plus, an old-fashioned Hollywood feeding frenzy erupts as the rights to the 'Jason Bourne' and 'Texas Chainsaw Massacre' franchises become available.
Plus, Sydney Sweeney teams up with a high school English teacher, and my scoop about David Heyman producing the James Bond franchise is confirmed — sans credit.
Plus, WB explores a sale of the entire 'Looney Tunes' franchise as it gets into business with director Jonah Hill, and my review of the Bill Skarsgard-led thriller 'Locked.'
Plus, Colin Farrell circles a new DC movie unrelated to 'The Batman' or 'The Penguin,' and the fate of Lionsgate's 'Saw' franchise is up in the air thanks to producer drama.
