Month: January 2025

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TERRIFIER 3 PREMIERES FEB. 14 ON SCREAMBOX

Cineverse announced that Terrifier 3, the highest-grossing non-rated film in U.S. history, will premiere Feb. 14 on SCREAMBOX, Cineverse's streaming service for horror fans. The streaming release of Terrifier 3 – distributed by Cineverse and its horror division, Bloody Disgusting – will include a new stunt "Terrify Your Heart: Art's Bloody Valentines."
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The Return of Chinatown Mysteries with Detective Chinatown 1900

From Bangkok to New York, Tokyo to San Francisco, the Detective Chinatown Universe Continues to Amaze Audiences Worldwide. The Detective Chinatown series, China's most successful suspense-comedy franchise, is back with an all-new chapter that promises intrigue, laughter, and global appeal. Spanning continents and capturing hearts across cultures, the series returns to its roots in San Francisco with Detective Chinatown 1900.
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Shutterstock Returns to 2025 Sundance Film Festival

Shutterstock, Inc. (NYSE: SSTK), a leading global creative platform that fuels impactful storytelling for brands and business leaders through licensable assets, data and AI solutions, and creative production, today announced it is returning to the 2025 Sundance Film Festival as the Official House Photographer and Portrait Studio Partner.
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Saks Fifth Avenue Celebrates 50 Years of Saturday Night Live

Two New York City icons, Saturday Night Live (SNL) and Saks Fifth Avenue, have joined forces to celebrate a cultural milestone: SNL's 50th anniversary. Starting today, customers can visit a dedicated SNL landing page, Saks.com/SNL50, to shop exclusive SNL-inspired merchandise and explore editorial content and videos showcasing memorable sketches and beloved characters from NBCUniversal's late-night sketch comedy show over the past 50 years.
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FETV to Introduce New, Expanded Schedule on Feb 1st

FETV (Family Entertainment Television), home to beloved and timeless television series and movies carried across cable, satellite, and virtual platforms, announced today that starting February 1st, the network will begin airing original, uncut versions of most TV series and movies on the network, becoming the only network in the classic TV genre to currently do so.