Disney's return to theaters with Star Wars was supposed to be a victory lap, but the studio now finds itself looking up at microbudget horror film Obsession on the worldwide box office charts. According to Box Office Mojo, Obsession has now grossed $333.27 million...
YouTuber Curry Barker is experiencing a meteoric rise through Hollywood and it's going to continue with Universal. Just weeks after Obsession became the biggest horror success story in recent memory, Barker has reportedly closed a lucrative new deal with Universal...
Disney's hopes of restoring Star Wars to its former box office glory with The Mandalorian and Grogu appear to be fading rapidly. Just one day after losing the No. 1 spot to the surprise horror hit Obsession, The Mandalorian and Grogu slipped even further on Thursday,...
The 9th Annual Astra Film Awards in Los Angeles was hosted on January 9, 2026. And perhaps the most surprising win went to ... a dog. Indy the Dog won the Best Performance in a Horror or Thriller award for Good Boy, a category that included human actors such as Ethan...
Horror movies keep most people awake at night, but since the latest film in The Conjuring Universe just took over the box office, President and CEO of Warner Bros. Discovery David Zaslav is probably sleeping just fine.
This fall, horror fans will meet a brand-new four-legged star. Director Ben Leonberg’s Good Boy flips the traditional haunted house story by telling it from the perspective of Indy, his real-life dog.
The summer box office is supposed to be Hollywood’s surest bet. Big-budget blockbusters, loaded with effects and franchise branding, are meant to draw in global crowds and deliver the kind of revenue that keeps the industry afloat. Instead, the 2025 summer box office season has ended not with fireworks but with alarm bells.
Guillermo del Toro has made it clear that his recently released Netflix Frankenstein film isn’t a parable about artificial intelligence, despite speculation about an AI connection. Speaking at the Venice Film Festival ahead of the film’s premiere, the Oscar-winning director emphasized that the story is about human flaws, broken hearts, and the imperfection inherent in all of us.
Weapons is the number-one movie in the world right now, and it may not be the last time audiences step into its unsettling universe. Director Zach Cregger has revealed that he already has another idea set within the same world, hinting that a Weapons sequel could one day make its way to the big screen.