Movies Sony’s Horror Movie ‘Horrorscope’ Moves into May 2024 Release Date Screen Gems horror movie had been set for theatrical release on June 28, 2024, a prime summer slot, but we’ve learned this week that Sony has re-dated the movie. Horrorscope Horrorscope will now release in theaters on May 10, 2024 . Why the move? It may have something to do with the fact that A Quiet Place: Day One is currently dated for theatrical release on June 28, moving into that new date just last month. Jacob Batalon (“Reginald the Vampire”), Alana Boden ( The Invitation ), Adain Bradley ( Wrong Turn: The Foundation ) and Avantika ( Senior Year ) will star alongside Humberly González ( Nobody ), Wolfgang Novogratz ( Assassination Nation ), Larsen Thompson (“The Midnight Club”), Harriet Slater (“Pennyworth”) and Olwen Fouéré ( Mandy ). Anna Halberg and Spenser Cohen ( Moonfall ) wrote the script and will direct the movie. “The story follows a group of college friends who after getting their horoscopes read, begin dying in ways connected to their fortunes. Are their fates fatal or can they change what’s written in the stars?” From Screen Gems and Alloy Entertainment, the film is based on a novel by Nicholas Adams . Movies ‘Missing’ – Bloody Disgusting x Dark Star Collaboration Nominated for “Best International Film” at Saturn Awards! One of last year’s collaborations between Bloody Disgusting and Dark Star Pictures was Japanese crime thriller , now nominated for the 51st annual Missing Saturn Awards ! Deadline explains, “The Saturns, which honor the best in genre entertainment across film and television, are organized by the Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror.” Missing has been nominated in the “Best International Film” category, alongside . Madeleine Collins, The Origin of Evil, Ransomed, Speak No Evil and Sisu You can see the full list of Saturn Awards nominations over on Deadline. Winners will be announced February 4, 2024. In Missing from Bloody Disgusting and Dark Star Pictures… “Depressed and in debt following the death of his wife, Santoshi ( Jiro Sato ) tells his young daughter he has found a way out. Pointing to a reward note, he vows to find the infamous serial killer ‘No Name’ ( Hiroya Shimizu ) and cash in, claiming to have seen the man in the flesh a few days earlier. Kaeda ( Aoi Ito ) cannot take her aloof father seriously. “But when he goes missing without a trace, she starts to fear the worst—and must begin looking for him.” Missing is written and directed by Shinzô Katayama . The filmmaker crossed paths with Bong Joon-Ho while shooting TOKYO ! (2008) and served as his assistant director on Mother (2009). In 2019, his debut feature, Siblings of the Cape was selected by numerous domestic and international film festivals. “Director Shinzô Katayama has beautifully crafted a story that will keep audiences on their toes,” said Dark Star Pictures President, Michael Repsch. “ Missing is a nonstop engaging thriller that erupts into a helluva shocking finale,” adds BD’s Brad Miska. “We can’t wait to play this game of cat-and-mouse with horror fans.”
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