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Stephen King’s The Monkey Scares Its Way to #1 on Hulu After Box Office Success( Photo Credit – Prime Video)

Stephen King’s short story The Monkey has taken a fresh and twisted turn under Oz Perkins’s direction. After the success of his 2024 indie hit Longlegs, Perkins returned with this darkly funny and brutal adaptation, putting Theo James in a challenging double role as twin brothers Hal and Bill Shelburg.

The film struck gold for distributor Neon, earning $68.9 million worldwide and a 78% Certified Fresh score from critics.

The Monkey Tops Streaming Charts

Now streaming on Hulu, The Monkey is topping the platform’s charts, surpassing titles like The Other Woman and The Amateur, per Flixpatrol.

The story begins in the brothers’ childhood, when they find an old wind-up, cymbal-banging monkey toy in their father’s attic. Its appearance marks the start of a grim pattern, where every time it claps its cymbals,...

John Friedberg, president, international at Black Bear, Kezia Williams, managing director for the UK and Ireland at Universal Pictures International (Upi), and Zygi Kamasa, founder and CEO of True Brit Entertainment, will join a panel at Screen International’s second annual film summit.

Titled ‘Building on the UK’s Global Success’, the event will take place on September 30 at the BFI Southbank.

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The three top distribution executives will lead a discussion titled ‘The Big Picture’, which will focus on the evolving marketplace for UK film, audience trends, and crafting releases and campaigns for marketplace success.

Friedberg joined US and UK-based production,...

Updated Monday Am: New Line’s Weapons is higher with a $43.5 million domestic and $71.8 million global opening over the weekend. Meanwhile, stateside, Disney’s Freakier Friday has eased to $28.6M. Again, per the female under-25 stats we provided Sunday, it appears Weapons impacted Freakier Friday.

For Weapons, Sunday came in at $11.3M instead of $10.3M, off 19% from Saturday’s $14M. While legging out to a crazy 5x multiple is foreseeable, in regards to whether the Zach Cregger-directed movie registers a 15% second-weekend dip like Get Out or even -5% like Sinners, we won’t know until we’re in the thick of next weekend. Sinners posted a first Monday of $7.8M, while Get Out‘s was $4.1M, so that gives you an idea of benchmarks.

Universal’s Nobody 2 is the wide entry next weekend with an outlook of $10M+. Summer is still happening per the ComScore school calendar, with...

Julia Garner in ‘Weapons’ (Photo © 2025 Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.)

There’s an odd correlation between comedy and horror. The timing, build-up, and payoff to both laughs and scares are very similar. This is why comedians can be such great horror filmmakers, as evidenced by the likes of Jordan Peele and John Krasinski. A few years back, writer/director Zach Cregger from the sketch comedy troop The Whitest Kids U’Know splashed into horror with the incredible Barbarian. And now, he’s back to show that his first horror movie was no fluke with Weapons.

Weapons is about a town in which, one night at 2:17am, an entire class of third graders got up out of their beds and ran from their houses into the night. Well, almost an entire class. One kid was left. And no other children from the school disappeared, just the one class.

That’s the setup.

Weapons Movie Review Rating:

Star Cast: Julia Garner, Josh Brolin, Alden Ehrenreich, Benedict Wong, Amy Madigan, and Austin Abrams

Director: Zach Cregger

Weapons Movie Review Out: Zach Cregger Delivers One Of The Best Horror Movies Of The Year ( Photo Credit – YouTube )

What’s Good: The oppressive atmosphere and the deep sense of mystery are quite captivating.

What’s Bad: The convenience of some plot points stops the film from achieving its full potential.

Loo Break: There are no breaks here, as the film forces you to watch with attention to get to the answer.

Watch or Not?: Yes, this is a must-watch, especially if you love horror.

Language: English (with subtitles).

Available On: Theaters

Runtime: 129 Minutes.

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A couple of years ago, Zach Cregger made a splash in the horror scene with Barbarian, a horror film that was sold as the scariest film of the decade, and ended...

After shocking the horror world last year with box office juggernaut Longlegs, director Osgood Perkins returns with a gonzo adaptation of one of Stephen King’s most nihilistic short stories in The Monkey. Revamping the story from a morose, chaotic, paranoid chiller to a balls-out gory black comedy, Perkins continues his movement from slow-horror icon to alt-populist crowd-pleaser with this darkly hilarious tale of a wind-up monkey with a mind of its own. Hal seems like kind of a loser. Having survived a chaotic youth with shitheel twin brother, Bill, Hal has cut himself off from anyone who might care about him, including his estranged son Petey (Colin O’Brien). It’s hard to blame him, though. Hal lived through the deaths of both parents and a number...

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Neon has been making big waves in recent years. Not only is the company home to several recent Oscar Best Picture winners, including "Parasite" and "Anora," but the indie studio has also become quite the haven for original horror, such as last year's breakout hit "Longlegs." The company's latest foray into the genre is "Together," a twisted bit of body/horror from director Michael Shanks. It turns out, he took some inspiration from an unexpected place: "Star Trek."

"Together" stars Dave Franco and Alison Brie as Tim and Millie, respectively. Years into their relationship, the couple is at a crossroads, having moved to the country with them being the only familiar thing in one another's lives. As tensions rise, an encounter with a mysterious force forces them to bond, so to speak.

/Film's Bj Colangelo spoke with Shanks in honor of the film's release in theaters. In discussing his inspirations for his latest feature,...

It may not have been a big success at the box office, but Mike Flanagan's adaptation of Stephen King's The Life of Chuck has found a new lease on life thanks to its digital release on July 29. Now, the beloved fantasy drama is finally getting the physical media editions it deserves, and fans don't have to wait too much longer to add it to their collection.

Starring Tom Hiddleston, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Karen Gillan, Jacob Tremblay, and Mark Hamill, to name a few, The Life of Chuck explores the formative moments in the life of Charles "Chuck" Krantz in reverse chronological order, from his death coinciding with the end of a universe to his childhood. Called a "life-affirming masterpiece" by critics, the film hit theaters on June 6, but only managed to take in $11.5 million at the box office despite all its rave reviews. Granted, it was a limited release...

Zach Cregger has waited a long time to bring Weapons to cinemas, but this weekend the Barbarian director’s new horror movie could be about to take down the Fantastic Four in a serendipitous win over Pedro Pascal. While Marvel’s highest-grossing movie of the year has managed to hold the top spot at the box office for two weeks, projections for this weekend suggest Cregger will take down Marvel’s First Family to claim the number one spot.

Why does this give Cregger a strangely fitting victory over Pedro Pascal? Because when Cregger first completed casting for Weapons, Pascal was meant to be playing one of the lead roles. As the director explained to Entertainment Weekly, before the Hollywood strikes, the film was going to be very different.

“I had a whole different cast for this movie. And then we had the strike, and then Pedro Pascal’s schedule threw us into turmoil.

It’s been almost a year since Colleen Hoover’s highly anticipated movie adaptation of her bestselling book It Ends with Us premiered in theaters. Last summer, fans of the romance novel flocked to see Lily Bloom and Ryle Kincaid and their tumultuous relationship play out on the big screen. And now, another one of Hoover’s novels is getting the book-to-movie treatment.

On August 5, Paramount Pictures released the first trailer for Regretting You, which is based on Hoover's 2019 YA/romance novel of the same name. In the first-look clip, we are introduced to Morgan Grant (Allison Williams), who lives with her husband and young daughter, Clara (Mckenna Grace). But when a devastating tragedy rips their family apart, Morgan and Clara must find a way to overcome the past and move toward a better future. You can watch the full trailer below.

Alongside Williams and Grace, the film also stars Dave Franco,...

Paramount Pictures released the first trailer for Colleen Hoover’s latest film adaptation “Regretting You,” a romantic drama following a strained mother-daughter and the love that brings them back together.

The film adaptation stars Allison Williams, Dave Franco, Mckenna Grace and Mason Thames (“How To Train Your Dragon”).

When Morgan (Williams)’s husband Chris (Scott Eastwood) and sister tragically die in a car accident, she and her brother-in-law (Franco) bond in order to navigate their grief. The loss causes a rift between Morgan and her daughter Clara (Grace). While her mom tries to put the pieces together, Clara heals her own grief by leaning on her love interest Miller (Thames).

The mother-daughter’s strained relationship guides the plot as their separate love lives buoy the romantic drama.

From the director of “The Fault in Our Stars” Josh Boone, “Regretting You” marks Colleen Hoover’s first film adaptation since her box...

Together Box Office: Alison Brie & Dave Franco’s Body Horror Earns $10M Despite Facing Big Studio Heavyweights (Photo Credit – Instagram)

Together arrived in theaters last week after building steady attention since its Sundance premiere. Directed by Michael Shanks, the film stars Alison Brie and Dave Franco, a real-life couple who have been working on a string of genre-bending projects lately.

This marks their third film together, and probably their most ambitious. It is being released in the US by Neon, a distributor known for pushing indie horror into the spotlight with a run of major successes, including several Palme d’Or winners and recent breakout hits.

Neon Distributes Together After Recent Indie Horror Successes

Earlier this year, Neon launched The Monkey ($68.8m) by Osgood Perkins, which turned a tidy profit at the global box office. Before that came Longlegs ($127.9m), another Perkins film that doubled those numbers. With another release from him coming up soon,...

Spoiler Alert: The following review contains mild spoilers.

At 2:17 a.m. on a school night, 17 children go missing all at once. They get up out of bed, open their front doors and run out into the night, arms outstretched, like stealthy little airplanes flying low across the lawns of their sleepy suburban community. The kids have one thing in common: They are all students in Justine Gandy’s third-grade class, which now sits empty, save for a shy boy named Alex, who’s as bewildered as the town’s angry parents that he was spared such a peculiar fate.

It’s an intriguing place to start a horror movie, made all the more unconventional by “Weapons” writer-director Zach Cregger’s choice to let a local girl describe the movie’s ostensibly supernatural premise. Just how much of the shocking and surprisingly gory events that follow could she have been privy to?...

After weeks of pre-release buzz following its debut at the Sundance Film Festival, the body horror film Together debuted alongside two new releases at the domestic box office last week. The movie, directed by Michael Shanks, features real-life couple Alison Brie and Dave Franco in the lead roles, marking their third professional collaboration on a series of increasingly odd genre films. Together is being distributed domestically by Neon, best-known for having picked up six Palme d'Or winners in a row, and for having released two of the biggest indie horrors of recent times.

Earlier this year, Neon released Osgood Perkins' The Monkey, which grossed over $60 million worldwide against a reported budget of $10 million. Last year, they debuted Perkins' Longlegs, which made twice as much globally. Perkins has another film with Neon lined up for release later this year. The distributor seems to have cracked the marketing for these films, and...

Theater owners waited a long while for a robust and reliable release schedule, for a variety of films at the box office to attract more moviegoers and hopefully keep them coming back. Mission accomplished again this weekend where there’s something for everyone from kids fare to comedy to superheroes to Neon’s Together, an original horror, the first feature by Michael Shanks, and the sole independent film in an otherwise big studio-dominated top ten.

Together premiered at Sundance and Neon has been riding a wave of strong reviews ever since with a first teaser in February and stream of well received early access screenings. The distributor orchestrated a rare non-holiday Wednesday opening in the hope of generating buzz heading into the weekend, and it worked. The film opened to about $10.9 million and a no. 6 spot at the domestic box office on 2,302 screens.

“It’s very exciting that the studios...

While last week’s box office numbers suggested Marvel’s slump might finally be over, Fantastic Four: First Steps has collapsed in its second weekend. According to Comscore, the film brought in $40 million—a steep 66% drop. We had predicted a decline in the 55% range, but it looks like while Marvel diehards are still showing up, the general public just isn’t as engaged anymore.

The silver lining for Marvel? Fantastic Four is still their biggest movie of the year. It’s already outgrossed Thunderboltsand is just a million or so shy of passing Captain America: Brave New World. But it’s unlikely to crack $500 million worldwide, meaning it’ll probably be yet another Marvel release that loses money. And that’s a problem, because Avengers: Doomsday is built around the casts of Brave New World, Thunderbolts, and Fantastic Four—and audiences seem to have rejected all of them. Will Doomsday...

Together has hit a major box office milestone. The new body horror movie, which was written and directed by Michael Shanks, has a Certified Fresh 91% score on Rotten Tomatoes. It stars real-life married couple Alison Brie and Dave Franco as a couple who find their relationship challenged when their bodies begin to meld together in a variety of disgusting ways.

Unusually, the Together release date came midweek, which is a release strategy that happens more often when a holiday weekend is impending. Because it debuted on Wednesday, July 30, the horror movie had already been in theaters for several days by the time its official opening weekend began.

Per Deadline, as of Saturday morning, Together is projected to earn a 3-day total between $6 and $7 million by the end of Sunday. Regardless of where it lands within that range, Together is set to pass the $10 million domestic milestone by the end of...

Real-life couple Alison Brie and Dave Franco often work together on odd genre projects, but their latest collaboration, Together, might be the strangest one yet. The body horror movie opened to excellent reviews from critics this week, but it appears to have divided audiences. Together is aiming for a sturdy opening weekend haul at the domestic box office, although it will probably not find a spot in the top five. The movie was given a major marketing push by Neon, the indie distributor behind five Palme d'Or winners in a row, and the recent horror breakouts Longlegs and The Monkey.

Together is sitting at a "certified fresh" 91% score on Rotten Tomatoes, where the critics' consensus reads, "Given an extra sinew of authenticity by the metatextual casting of Alison Brie and Dave Franco at the top of their game, Together is a body horror that's as emotionally sticky as it is memorably gnarly.

Oz Perkins vuelve con más terror. © DeAPlaneta

DeAPlaneta ha anunciado la fecha de estreno en nuestro país de Keeper, la nueva película del cineasta Osgood Perkins después de Longlegs y The Monkey.

Con un guion firmado por Nick Lepard (Dangerous Animals), Keeper sigue a una pareja (Maslany y Sutherland) que, para celebrar su aniversario, hace una escapada romántica de fin de semana a una cabaña aislada. Sin embargo, cuando él regresa repentinamente a la ciudad, ella se queda aislada y en presencia de un mal indescriptible que desvela los horripilantes secretos de la cabaña.

La película de terror está encabezada por Tatiana Maslany (The Monkey) y Rossif Sutherland (El cuento de la criada). Completan el reparto Kett Turton, Erin Boyes, Claire Friesen, Logan Pierce, Glen Gordon, Gina Vultaggio y Erin Tipple.

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As the final month of the summer box office season begins, theaters will have a trio of demo-targeting films — adult comedy, family animation and body horror — to offer moviegoers alongside returning “The Fantastic Four: First Steps” and the other four-quadrant tentpoles from July’s slate.

On tap for the big screen: Universal/DreamWorks Animation’s “The Bad Guys 2,” Paramount’s revival of the George Bush-era comedy “The Naked Gun,” and Neon’s critically lauded date night film from hell “Together.”

None of these films are projected to take No. 1 from “Fantastic Four,” but “Bad Guys 2” is projected to take the No. 2 spot with an opening weekend in the $20 million range against an $80 million budget. The first “Bad Guys” earned a $23.9 million opening in April 2022 and went on to earn $97 million domestic and $250 million worldwide.

“The Naked Gun” is projected to take third with an opening in the mid-to-high teens.

Alison Brie and Dave Franco star in “Together,” a new body horror romance film where the real-life spouses play a couple in need of some distance. The film premiered at Sundance Film Festival in January to rave reviews. Neon purchased distribution rights to “Together” for $17 million, making it the first major sale out of Sundance.

Horror fanatics and couples searching for a gross-out “rom-com” need look no further than “Together.” But can the film be streamed, or will you have to visit the theater for this chilling date night? Read on to find out.

When does “Together” come out?

“Together” will release in theaters on Wednesday, July 30.

Is “Together” streaming?

No, “Together” is not yet available on any streaming services and will debut exclusively in theaters. You can buy tickets below for screenings of “Together” near you.

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The last few years have been an incredible ride for horror fans. From the bloodlust gore of the Terrifier franchise, to Robert Eggers’ chillingly atmospheric Nosferatu, and Oz Perkins’ double-feature of Longlegs and The Monkey, those seeking something to make the nights a little darker have been on the ultimate winning streak. Now, Zach Cregger is following up his rug-pull turn with Barbarian with another movie that is about to change the face of horror again – Weapons. First reactions to the movie were good, and now the movie’s Rotten Tomatoes score has landed with a perfect 100% result, setting up what could be the best horror movie of the year.

Cregger took a little time after the release of his 2022 movie to work on the animated comedy, Mars, and produced the sci-fi smash, Companion, but with Weapons he has come back to an arena that he clearly excels in. One...

Leatherface fans received an unexpected update at San Diego Comic-Con.

On Friday, Neon hosted a panel that was all about the "Next Wave of Horror," with special guests representing the upcoming scary movies Keeper (director Osgood Perkins and cast member Tatiana Maslany), Together (writer-director Michael Shanks and producers-stars Dave Franco and Alison Brie), and Shelby Oaks (writer-director Chris Stuckmann).

In addition to their current films, the artisans mused about the horror genre in the modern-day era and their future projects, with Perkins addressing rumors that he's attached to the next installment in the Texas Chainsaw Massacre franchise. "My producing partners and I went down a path with Texas Chainsaw and, to be honest with you, I don't even know what's happening with it," he informed the crowd. "But we were certainly in the conversation for it."

A fan in the audience asked Perkins whether he'd ever consider hiring a neurodivergent...

Neon has Oscar-winners like ‘Anora’ and ‘Parasite’ to its credit, but where do those movies stream once they leave theaters?

For a studio without the notoriety of a Paramount Pictures or Warner Bros., Neon certainly has an excellent selection of hits in its inventory. The studio is responsible for movies like “Anora” and “Longlegs,” and many others, and has made a definite name for itself in the past 10 years or so.

With such hits to its name, it’s no wonder that audiences are likely wondering where they can stream movies from Neon on demand. The answer to that question is an easy one, and all you have to do to find out is to keep reading!

Where do movies from Neon go to stream?

Does Neon have a Pay-1 partner?

Does Neon have a Pay-2 partner?

Can you stream Neon movies for free?

Does Neon have a Pay-1 partner?...

Osgood Perkins has been hard at work. Last year he brought us what could arguably be Nicolas Cage’s freakiest performance yet in Longlegs, and earlier this year he delivered the harpoon-shooting, side-splitting (literally) horror-comedy The Monkey. Now, the director looks to be pivoting back to darker horror territory, as the trailer for his latest flick, Keeper, has just hit the web — and you can watch it below:

That’s one cryptic teaser, seemingly more in line with the weird and flat-out incredible marketing campaign for Perkins' first Neon horror joint, Longlegs. The teaser gives us a mix of ominous figures reacting directly to the camera — one of the more prominent being Christin Park, who appears in multiple shots, reacting to the camera as if it’s a person. Anyone else getting flashbacks to Elijah Wood’s Pov horror Maniac?

Plot details for this one are sparse. So far, all...

It wasn’t so long ago that audiences would show up to seemingly any movie featuring a costumed hero or a masked killer. But times and standards have changed, and lately, Hollywood’s two most reliable genres — superheroes and horror — are showing signs of fatigue.

“People haven’t stopped loving horror or superhero films, but they stopped loving mediocre entries in those worlds,” says exhibitor Mike Barstow, executive VP of Midwest-based Acx Cinemas. “There’s a demand for higher quality.”

Analysts believe there are different reasons behind the wear and tear of each. Yet both types of fare appear to have reached the oversaturation point. That’s not to say that movies in either genre can’t or won’t break through — “Sinners” ($365 million), “Superman” ($426 million to date) and “Final Destination: Bloodlines” ($285 million) are recent triumphs — but they are no longer box office guarantees.

“Hollywood takes the less risk-adverse approach...

"I don't want to play in your yard, I don't like you anymore. You'll be sorry when you see me, sliding down our cellar door..."

Neon has released the first teaser trailer for Keeper, the latest horror movie from Osgood Perkins, who has been carving out a name as a modern-day master of scares following the likes of The Blackcoat's Daughter, I Am the Pretty Thing That Lives in the House, Longlegs, and The Monkey.

Keeper stars Tatiana Maslany and Rossif Sutherland (Possessor), and follows a couple as they "escape for a romantic anniversary weekend at a secluded cabin. When Malcolm (Sutherland) suddenly returns to the city, Liz (Maslany) finds herself isolated and in the presence of an unspeakable evil that unveils the cabin’s horrifying secrets."

The unsettling teaser doesn't reveal much, simply showing various women in different locations (and possibly timelines) looking towards the camera, before things take a very dark turn.

FIlmmaker Osgood Perkins is delivering his next horror movie later this year. To tease its arrival, an eerie teaser trailer has just been released.

From Neon, Keeper is slated for a release on Nov. 14, 2025. For Perkins, it's a follow-up to The Monkey, the Stephen King adaptation the filmmaker released earlier this year. Perkins is also known for helming Longlegs, last year's horror thriller starring Nicolas Cage as a serial killer. Now, fans can see what he's got up his sleeve next by checking out the new trailer for Keeper below.

There's still a lot that's not known about Keeper, which is being touted as a "dark trip from Osgood Perkins," and the teaser doesn't exactly share a lot of info about the plot. It does feature some shots of the movie's various characters, and the imagery seems to get increasingly more disturbing. A woman can be heard saying close to the end of the video,...

With The Monkey making its way onto Hulu next month, all eyes are on filmmaker Osgood Perkins for his next feature-length production. Luckily, it’s been a winning year and some change for Perkins fans, as, following the release of last summer’s Longlegs, The Monkey exploded into cinemas just a few months later, and now, we’re just a few short months away from his latest trippy horror flick, Keeper. This week, the film’s home studio, Neon, has released a brand-new teaser, giving audiences a look into the madness that will unfold when the Tatiana Maslany (She-Hulk: Attorney at Law) and Rossif Sutherland (Orphan: First Kill) led movie arrives in cinemas on November 14.

There’s been a lot of secrecy surrounding the plot of Keeper, and today’s trailer is no different. From what we can gather, the movie will center around women from different decades and backgrounds,...

Mere months after Longlegs and The Monkey, writer-director Osgood Perkins is back with the first teaser for his latest horror, Keeper.

Although he found critical success with his earlier films, including The Blackcoat’s Daughter and Gretel & Hansel, it was 2024’s Longlegs that brought writer-director Osgood Perkins to wider attention and box office success. Although no doubt bolstered by its studio’s ingenious marketing campaign, the film itself – a twisted serial killer thriller – was as itself strikingly well made. Starring Maika Monroe on the trail of a murderer with supernatural powers, and Nicolas Cage in an unforgettably spooky supporting part, it was one of last year’s most memorable genre films.

Incredibly, Longlegs was only one of three movies that Perkins got going in the space of just over a year. Just before Longlegs went into production, he’d written The Monkey, based on the short story by Stephen King,...

Osgood Perkins is teasing his next eerie horror flick!

The writer and director that brought to life movies like Longlegs and The Monkey is back with a new horror movie. The poster and first teaser trailer for his upcoming film Keeper were just released!

Keep reading to find out more…

Keeper stars Tatiana Maslany and Rossif Sutherland as a couple traveling to a romantic, secluded cabin for an anniversary getaway. When Liz, played by Tatiana, is left by herself in the cabin, she finds herself trapped with a terrifying presence.

The teaser trailer for the movie doesn’t give much about the plot away, but it promises a bone-chilling “dark trip” from the horror director that already terrified audiences with his two previous releases.

Watch the new teaser below and find out why this author hated a classic 90s horror movie.

Filmmaker Osgood Perkins has been incredibly busy, releasing Longlegs with Nicolas Cage in July 2024 and The Monkey starring Theo James in February 2025. And in November 2025, Neon’s releasing Perkins’ Keeper which just unveiled a teaser with a dark vibe but limited details on what’s in store.

So, read the logline for Keeper and then watch the teaser trailer again: “During an anniversary getaway at a remote cabin, a wife is left alone after her husband departs, only to confront a sinister presence that exposes the cabin’s chilling past.”

Nick Lepard wrote the screenplay, and Chris Ferguson and Jesse Savath of Oddfellows serve as producers. Executive producers include Tatiana Maslany, Marlaina Mah, Noah Segal, Laurie May, Brian Kavanaugh Jones, Fred Berger, Peter Micelli, John Hegeman, Vince Totino, and Bonner Bellew.

Keeper will open in theaters on November 14, 2025.

The teaser was released just days before Neon hosts a panel at the San Diego Comic-Con.

Oz Perkins vuelve con más terror. © Neon

Neon ha publicado el primer tráiler y póster de Keeper, la nueva película del cineasta Osgood Perkins después de Longlegs y The Monkey.

Con un guion firmado por Nick Lepard (Dangerous Animals), Keeper sigue a una pareja (Maslany y Sutherland) que, para celebrar su aniversario, hace una escapada romántica de fin de semana a una cabaña aislada. Sin embargo, cuando él regresa repentinamente a la ciudad, ella se queda aislada y en presencia de un mal indescriptible que desvela los horripilantes secretos de la cabaña.

La película de terror está encabezada por Tatiana Maslany (The Monkey) y Rossif Sutherland (El cuento de la criada). Completan el reparto Kett Turton, Erin Boyes, Claire Friesen, Logan Pierce, Glen Gordon, Gina Vultaggio y Erin Tipple.

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Everyone is familiar with the fairytale scenario of falling in love with someone from across a crowded room. It’s in the eyes, they say. You feel that spark. It pulls you into each other’s orbit, with the rest of the story waiting to be written by fate. However, butterflies can only survive inside a stomach for so long; after some time, they’ll die, along with that initial feeling of wonder. In Osgood Perkins‘ Keeper teaser trailer, love blossoms and withers as time tarnishes what began as something beautiful.

Keeper falls under Osgood Perkins and Chris Ferguson’s new production studio, Phobos. Previously, Neon hosted a looping teaser video for Keeper on the studio’s YouTube channel. The video featured a young, unblinking individual repeatedly drawing on a notepad, the sound of their pen against paper playing like Asmr for sickos. Once in a while, the scene changes...

"I don't want to play in your yard, I don't like you anymore. You'll be sorry when you see me, sliding down our cellar door..." "You're not right for this place." Something weird is going on in here. Neon has revealed the first look teaser trailer for the next new super creepy horror film from director Osgood Perkins - his third movie in two years. He had Longlegs out last year, then The Monkey earlier this year, and now Keeper which is set for release in November later this fall. Keeper is described as "a dark trip from Osgood Perkins." The story is about a couple escaping on a romantic weekend at a secluded cabin. When Malcolm suddenly returns to the city, Liz finds herself alone in the presence of an evil revealing the cabin's horrifying secrets. Starring Tatiana Maslany (also in The Monkey) and Rossif Sutherland, plus Tess Degenstein,...

Neon has unveiled the first teaser for Keeper, its third horror film from Osgood Perkins, on the heels of Longlegs and The Monkey.

The new film, starring Tatiana Maslany (Orphan Black) and Rossif Sutherland (Possessor), follows a couple as they escape for a romantic anniversary weekend at a secluded cabin. When Malcolm (Sutherland) suddenly returns to the city, Liz (Maslany) finds herself isolated and in the presence of an unspeakable evil that unveils the cabin’s horrifying secrets.

Written by Nick Lepard, the film is produced by Chris Ferguson and Jesse Savath of Oddfellows. Exec producers included Maslany; Marlaina Mah for Oddfellows; Noah Segal and Laurie May for Elevation Pictures; Brian Kavanaugh Jones; Fred Berger and Peter Micelli on behalf of Range Media Partners; John Hegeman and Vince Totino for Wayward Entertainment; and Bonner Bellew for Welcome Villain.

Neon acquired the film in a preemptive deal last May, as we were first to report.

A brand new teaser trailer for Keeper has been released, giving horror fans their first spooky look at Osgood Perkins’ latest movie.

The film is now officially set to hit theaters on November 14, 2025. It was supposed to come out earlier, in October, but the release date changed.

Keeper is an upcoming American horror film written by Nick Lepard and directed by Perkins, known for his creepy and atmospheric style. The movie stars Tatiana Maslany as Liz and Rossif Sutherland as Malcolm.

The story follows Liz after Malcolm suddenly comes back to the city. She ends up trapped and isolated in a cabin where she faces something truly terrifying. According to the official description, Liz finds herself “in the presence of an unspeakable evil that unveils the cabin’s horrifying secrets.”

The film first made news in May 2024 during the Cannes Film Market, where it was being shopped around to studios.

Osgood Perkins is back with a new horror movie called Keeper, and now we know exactly when it’s coming out. The creepy teaser trailer just dropped, giving fans a new look at the film, which is set to hit theaters on November 14, 2025. It was first supposed to come out in October, but the release got pushed back a bit.

Keeper is an American horror film written by Nick Lepard and directed by Perkins. The movie stars Tatiana Maslany, best known for Orphan Black, and Rossif Sutherland. Maslany plays a woman named Liz, and Sutherland plays Malcolm, a man who suddenly comes back to the city, leaving Liz alone and trapped in a place full of terrifying secrets.

According to the official description, she ends up “isolated and in the presence of an unspeakable evil that unveils the cabin’s horrifying secrets.”

The movie was first announced in May 2024 during the Cannes Film Market,...

Osgood Perkins is getting into the relationship-horror film subgenre. The auteur, who recently helmed both “Longlegs” and “The Monkey” for Neon, is set to release his third film with the distributor in less than a 16-month span. Perkins also became the first ever filmmaker to land a first-look deal with the acclaimed studio, as announced in May 2025.

For “Keeper,” though, writer/director Perkins is just helming it: Nick Lepard wrote the script, with the one-location horror film shot during the 2023 strikes between the “Longlegs” and “The Monkey” productions. The logline for “Keeper” reads: “During an anniversary getaway at a remote cabin, a wife (Tatiana Maslany) is left alone after her husband (Rossif Sutherland) departs, only to confront a sinister presence that exposes the cabin’s chilling past.”

Maslany also starred in Perkins’ “The Monkey,” which offered a sneak peek at “Keeper” in a post-credits scene. Perkins told IndieWire that “Keeper” is a “beautiful,...

You can’t holler down our rain barrel, you can’t climb our apple tree. I don’t wanna play in your yard if you can’t be good to me.

That’s the cryptic verse attached to the teaser trailer for Keeper, which previews those who are not right for this place.

Directed by modern master of horror Osgood Perkins, the dark trip hits theaters on November 14 via Neon.

It follows a couple as they escape for a romantic anniversary weekend at a secluded cabin. When Malcolm suddenly returns to the city, Liz finds herself isolated and in the presence of an unspeakable evil that unveils the cabin’s horrifying secrets.

Tatiana Maslany (“Orphan Black”) and Rossif Sutherland (Possessor) star. Nick Lepard (Dangerous Animals) wrote the script.

Keeper marks Perkins’ third collaboration with Neon in two years, following Longlegs and The Monkey.

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The world certainly isn’t hurting for more adaptations to come from the pages of Stephen King novels. And yet, we’re happy that filmmakers haven’t slowed down when it comes to bringing the celebrated horror writer’s works to both the big and small screen alike. This year alone, Mike Flanagan’s The Life of Chuck captivated audiences with its pure heart and zest for life, while Francis Lawrence’s take on The Long Walk looks to be a promising take on an incredibly dystopian plot. But, earlier this year, Longlegs director, Osgood Perkins, returned to cinemas with his wacky, bloodfilled, and entertaining adaptation of King’s The Monkey, and soon, the movie will drum its way onto Hulu, with a date set for August 7.

An absolutely bloody and bonkers ride through King’s 1980 short story, The Monkey follows one family as they struggle with the ups and downs of life.

Disney reportedly has plans to continue Nicolas Cage's most memorable action franchise with the first new sequel in almost 20 years. Cage has been a mainstay in the movie scene for decades, known for hits like Face/Off, Con Air, and most recently, the hit 2024 horror movie Longlegs. If a new rumor is to be believed, his most famous set of films to date is getting a new addition.

A new rumor teased that Disney officially started development on National Treasure 3. Known for kicking off with Cage's Benjamin Franklin Gates stealing the Declaration of Independence, National Treasure became a fan-favorite in 2004 before its sequel, National Treasure: Book of Secrets, continued the story in 2007. After fans clamored for the two films to become a trilogy for years, it seems that Disney is finally answering the call.

According to scooper Daniel Richtman, the National Treasure threequel is on the drawing board,...

Although three new movies opened in wide release this weekend, none of them caught the audience’s fancy. They’re all expected to deliver modest numbers at the box office, on the back of audience reviews that can only be described as unimpressive. Director Ari Aster’s latest, the Western black comedy Eddington, earned a C+ grade on the polling platform CinemaScore, as did Sony’s I Know What You Did Last Summer. The horror reboot is eyeing a $15 million haul in its domestic debut, which is hardly the sort of situation that a franchise film of its size should find itself in.

Although a C+ is standard for a horror picture, it’s much lower than the A grade that Ryan Coogler’s Sinnersdebuted with some weeks ago, before grossing over $360 million worldwide. I Know What You Did Last Summer finds itself in the company of recent horror films such as Barbarian,...

Exclusive: Rabbits Black, one of the key financiers of troubled indie movie Lone Wolf, has gone separate ways from company partner Sean Krajewski.

The company confirmed to Deadline that Krajewski is “no longer associated with Rabbits Black,” but declined to comment on the reason for the exec’s recent departure, which comes at a time when project Lone Wolf, which Krajewski was closely involved in putting together, is under the microscope due to its financing falling apart. As we have reported, the project has been in limbo for months due to funding issues. Star Bryan Cranston told us last week that he won’t return to filming until all cast and crew are paid outstanding wages.

Rabbits Black has told us multiple times that it met all of its contractual financial obligations related to Lone Wolf, and the company is understood to be part of the ongoing effort to get the project finished.

It’s shaping up to be a big year for Dave Franco, who recently earned an Emmy nomination for his work as a guest performer in The Studio, the hit Apple TV+ series starring Seth Rogen. Franco is also set to star opposite Alison Brie in an upcoming horror film that’s earning rave reviews, and it just might be your new favorite sleeper hit of the year. Franco and Brie star alongside Damon Herriman and Mia Morrissey in Together, the only horror film of 2025 that’s earned a perfect 100% score from critics on Rotten Tomatoes. The film has been set for release on July 30, 2025, which also leaves it with a path towards tremendous box office success. Michael Shanks wrote and directed Together.

Together premiered earlier this year at the Sundance Film Festival, and Collider’s Ross Bonaime gave the film a strong 8/10 in his review, calling it “gleefully strange” and “bonkers.

Universal Pictures is clearly very high on director Christopher Nolan's upcoming adaptation of "The Odyssey." The star-studded blockbuster is set to hit theaters next summer -- exactly one year from the date of this article's publication -- and the hype is already evident ... so much so that Universal did something totally unprecedented, selling tickets for 70mm IMAX showings of Nolan's latest a full year before the movie arrives. Even more wild? The demand was overwhelming.

Only 30 screens throughout the world are capable of showing the movie on true 70mm IMAX and when those locations listed tickets for sale this morning, rabid cinephiles logged on in droves to scoop up tickets for summer 2026, almost as though this were a big concert like Taylor Swift or Metallica. The vast majority of these showings are already sold out. It seems difficult to fathom that it wasn't all that long ago many of...

It’s not every day a horror movie pulls off a perfect Rotten Tomatoes score before its release. But Together—the upcoming fright-fest from Neon—has done just that. The film stars real-life couple Dave Franco and Alison Brie, and let’s just say, critics are already welcoming the movie with approval.

While most horror flicks struggle to impress the crowd and critics, Together is chilling its way into history with a flawless 100%. And mind you, the movie still has two weeks before it hits theaters. Additionally, Dave Franco, best known for comedies and dramas like Now You See Me, seems to be quietly reinventing himself with serious horror chops.

What’s even stunning is that he might be outshining his infamous older brother, James Franco, once Hollywood’s golden boy, turned cautionary tale after multiple assault allegations. While one brother fizzled under controversy, another seems to be rising from the shadows.

Few movie studios are operating at as high a level as Neon right now. The studio had a tremendous in 2019 with Parasite, the Best Picture-winner from director Bong Joon Ho, and just last year, it also soared with the release of Longlegs and Anora. The former stars Nicolas Cage and the latter won the Oscar for Best Picture. Neon is always securing the rights to distribution for films that could easily go on to become cult classics, and the studio has struck gold once again. Neon has officially announced that Together, the horror film starring Dave Franco and Alison Brie, will be released in theaters on July 30. It’s the only horror movie of 2025 thus far to earn a perfect 100% “certified fresh” score from critics on Rotten Tomatoes.

What makes Together’s flawless Rotten Tomatoes score even more impressive is that it comes from 53 reviews. Holding a perfect rating from...

Director Osgood Perkins has been on a creative and productive streak. It is almost a year to the day that Longlegs was released, and he has two more features under his belt: The Monkey from earlier this year, and the forthcoming "Dark Trip" (in the parlance of the below poster's copy) Keeper. The Longlegs marketing campaign was perhaps the best series of posters for a single film in 2024, and Neon has continued to support Perkins' work with exceptional, and in this case minimalist, key-art going forward. The design below has a figure in a jacket photographed from a slightly low angle, but the black out of the face (minus a visible tangle of hair) is enough to be creepy and engaging at the same time. It is not...

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The grossest, goriest, and most gratuitous of the year are set to be feted at the 2025 Fangoria Chainsaw Awards.

The horror magazine has unveiled the nominees for its signature awards, which includes the big categories you'd expect — like Best Wide Release and Best Lead Performance — and some you mind not—like Best Video Game and Best Public Domain Resurrection.

The Chainsaw Awards are also among the first opportunities for this year's potential awards frontrunner, Sinners, to flex its muscles. (Metaphorical muscles. Michael B. Jordan's are currently streaming on HBO Max.) Ryan Coogler's period vampire thriller is in contention for Best Wide Release — where it will compete with 28 Years Later — and boasts a total of ten nominations in all.

With an eligibility window that ran from July 2024 to June 2025, the Chainsaw Awards also include some of last year's awards contenders, including The Substance, which tied Sinners for nominations.

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