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Insidious 6, which is currently scheduled to be released in August 2026 after being delayed, receives an exciting production ...

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The first film in the series hit screens in 2004 and ten movies later, the gory tale has captivated viewers for years.

Following the success of the first Saw movie, distributor Lionsgate inked a nine-movie deal with Twisted Pictures. As the production company agreed to let go of some shares, the franchise takes an ...

Blumhouse has bought the rights to the 'Saw' franchise, and James Wan, director of first film, will oversee future of Jigsaw.

Lionsgate will continue to be a partner in the property The post ‘Saw’ Goes to Blumhouse as Studio Takes Prospective Rights to Horror Franchise appeared first on TheWrap.

Director Leigh Whannell frames the shot like a landscape, with the door as the horizon. The image is eerie and beautiful, and the closest we’ll get to Wolf Man’s titular beast for quite a while.

Australian director Leigh Whannell's latest offering is a take on the classic were-wolf, but beneath all that hair and horror lies a darker, nuanced tale about family, love and loss.