Roadside and Saban bet on Casper Kelly’s Sundance leftover Buddy. Two weeks later the $3 million unicorn horror film has $17.3 million.
Higher Ground hired Larry David for America’s 250th. The HBO sketches finished as Curb in costume, averaging 4 million U.S. viewers.
Hanna Gray Organschi wrapped Rubber Hut in Rhode Island, restaging Emanuella DelVecchio’s 1992 condom kiosk fight with a prestige cast now in post-production.
Netflix and Toho's first series, Human Vapor, drew 7 million views in three weeks, held Japan for seven, and split critics on its gas-man reboot.
Martin Scorsese’s Hawaii crime film follows living boss Nappy Pulawa, with a 2027 shoot after Hawaii uncapped credits for $60 million spends.
Colin Cunningham won a 2026 Leo for one Pendragon Cycle episode, a Vancouver craft prize for a series shot in Hungary and Italy, not a Hollywood...
Nate Bargatze's The Breadwinner ended at $20.2 million after five weeks, an A-minus grade that never turned into theatrical legs.
Nate Bargatze's The Breadwinner closed at $20.2 million, under budget, while YouTube horror films Backrooms and Obsession rewrote the summer box office.
Toshiya Miyata’s Shining Oceans role in Pokémon Horizons episode 141 was the TV half of a June UNITE sale, after his Asia Champions League stint.
Netflix's The Ribbon Hero, now in a Japanese theatrical run through September 17, remakes Princess Knight as disaster action and leaves Tezuka's two-heart plot.
Adam Carolla tore into Chelsea Handler for policing Netflix's Kevin Hart roast after she had already roasted Shane Gillis and Tony Hinchcliffe on the dais.
The Mandalorian and Grogu puts 1977 holochess beasts on a giant Dejarik board Lucas scrapped after Futureworld.
The Capture season 3 scored 100% from seven reviews and 3.11 million UK viewers, then went quiet, with no fourth series from the BBC.
Bring Me the Beauties retells Eternal Values, a model cult Vanity Fair exposed in 1990, nine years before Hoyt Richards got out.
Jackson and Walsh wrapped a Tintin script 15 years late, after a Cannes hotel draft and a long trail of missed dates.
Ophidian skipped Larfleeze for Effigy in Green Lantern Corps #16 and shared greed, then the new Orange Lantern detonated Oa's sun.
Five for Fighting rewrote Superman for hostage pianist Alon Ohel, then sang it with him. The 9/11 ballad now returns to Lower Manhattan.