Hope hits U.S. theaters as Na Hong-jin’s monster epic arrives in wide Neon rollout
Na Hong-jin’s Hope, a sprawling monster epic, opens in roughly 1,500 U.S. theaters this week via Neon.
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Hope opens wide in U.S. on 1,560 screens, $3.3M debut for Na Hong-jin’s alien thriller
Na Hong-jin’s HOPE arrives in U.S. theaters on a notably wide 1,560-screen release, debuting to $3.3 million and drawing attention to Korean horror.
Neon, Blumhouse Atomic Monster Team on Lust from YouTube Creator Spencer Lackey
Neon has joined forces with Spooky Pictures and Blumhouse Atomic Monster for Lust, a horror feature by digital creator Spencer Lackey, who wrote the script and will direct.
Hope director Na Hong-jin teases aliens-focused sequel
Na Hong-jin outlines a potential sequel to Hope, proposing a shift to the aliens’ perspective and an ending that arrives before sunrise.
Hope Review Brings 90s Monster-Movie Energy to Na Hong-jin’s Return
Na Hong-jin’s Hope delivers a near three-hour monster spectacle in Hope Harbor, praised for practical effects and kinetic action.
It Ends Director Alex Ullom Sets 4 x 4: The Event; Eight Actors Cast, NEON Attached
It Ends director Alex Ullom's sophomore film 4 x 4: The Event has wrapped principal filming, with eight young actors set to star and NEON attached.
Neon’s It Ends Final Trailer Teases a Never-Ending Nightmarish Road Trip
Neon releases the final trailer for It Ends, showcasing a Gen-Z road trip trapped on an endless highway whose horrors spiral beyond understanding.
It Ends trailer reveals endless highway horror ahead of August 28 NEON release
NEON unveils a trailer for It Ends, Alexander Ullom’s existential thriller about four grads stranded on a never-ending road.
It Ends: Alex Ullom’s debut road-horror arrives in theaters August 21 with Neon distribution
Alex Ullom’s debut feature It Ends hits theaters on August 21, with Neon distributing and a parallel deal for his next project, 4 x 4: The Event.
Na Hong-jin’s Monster Movie Hope Gets Early Premium-Format Theatrical Screenings
Neon will bring Na Hong-jin’s monster film Hope to theaters two days early in premium formats before its Sept. 9 wide release.