An exclusive look at Terrifier 4, its confirmed 2026 release, market trajectory, and what the exploration of Art the Clown's origins means for the blockbuster indie horror franchise. Analysis via World Biz Journals data.
Sony revives the cult horror classic with Jennifer Kaytin Robinson directing. Starring Madelyn Cline, Camila Mendes, and Chase Sui Wonders, the 2025 release blends suspense, mystery, and slasher thrills. Published by World Biz Magazine, listed on World Biz Journals.
Read MoreYorgos Lanthimos directs Bugonia (2025), a darkly comic sci-fi thriller starring Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons. Premiered at Venice Film Festival, distributed by Focus Features. Published by World Biz Magazine, listed on World Biz Journals, News Force, Source Force News Section
Read MoreWith a lean $70M budget and a global fanbase, The Old Guard 2 is poised to be a major ROI driver for Netflix in 2025. We analyze the business strategy behind the sequel.
Read MoreIn 'The Ritual,' Dan Stevens and Al Pacino play two priests with clashing pasts who must unite to perform a dangerous exorcism. Directed by David Midell, this 2025 psychological thriller explores faith and fear on a micro-budget.
Read MoreLaurent Mekies, the new CEO of Oracle Red Bull Racing, is steering the Formula 1 powerhouse with an engineer’s precision. From workflow optimization to bold car development decisions, Mekies’ leadership marks a strategic shift after Christian Horner. Discover how Red Bull is preparing for 2026 with its own Ford-backed power unit and a high-risk, high-reward mindset.
Read MoreKPop Demon Hunters, a $100 million animated feature blending K-pop and supernatural action, releases June 20, 2025. Directed by Maggie Kang and starring Arden Cho, Rolando Davila-Beltran, and May Hong, the film promises electrifying musical sequences and dynamic battles in a family-friendly spectacle.
Read MoreThe BBC has reached a confidential settlement with U.S. President Donald Trump, ending a $1 billion defamation lawsuit over a Panorama documentary edit. The scandal led to the resignations of Director-General Tim Davie and BBC News CEO Deborah Turness, sparking a crisis of trust at the broadcaster. The November 2025 settlement closes one of the most damaging chapters in BBC history.
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