Disney Moves Around ‘Ready Or Not 2’, ‘Dog Stars’ & Pixar’s ‘Gatto’ In 2026 & 2027 Release Calendars
Searchlight’s Ready or Not 2: Here I Come moves up to March 27, demonstrating a big confidence in the horror sequel from its April 10 release date in 2026. The new release date for the Radio Silence directed movie is the pre-Easter frame and it’s going up against Warner Bros/New Line horror movie They Will Kill You.
Behind the Scenes of Pedro Pan
Nestor’s upcoming film, Pedro Pan has officially wrapped! While information about his role is still undisclosed you can check out photos from the making of film that were shared by the crew. A video of Nestor in the makeup trailer has also been added.
‘Ready Or Not 2: Here I Come’ Becomes Searchlight’s No. 1 Trailer Launch With 68M Views In First Day
EXCLUSIVE: Searchlight Pictures’ Ready or Not 2: Here I Come has become Searchlight’s biggest trailer launch ever with 68 million views in its first 24 hours, surpassing the 48M first-day performance of A Complete Unknown‘s trailer debut last year. The movie opens on April 10, 2026. The trailer dropped two days ago.
In its first day, the trailer’s viewership spanned a wide range of platforms including: TikTok (33M), Facebook (12M), Instagram (10M), YouTube (6M), X/Twitter (3M), Pinterest (2M), and Reddit (1M).
The trailer also delivered one of Searchlight’s strongest organic openings ever, ranking #3 among the studio’s trailer launches.
Early fan response has been strong across social platforms, where both the poster and trailer have fueled enthusiasm for the sequel to the cult-favorite original. Excitement around the cast is particularly high, with fans celebrating the trio of Samara Weaving, Kathryn Newton, and Sarah Michelle Gellar — one user praising the film for bringing together “three of the coolest blonde final girls in horror.”
The film marks the return of directors Matt Bettinelli-Olpin & Tyler Gillett, with a script by Guy Busick & R. Christopher Murphy. The cast includes Samara Weaving, Kathryn Newton, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Shawn Hatosy, Néstor Carbonell, David Cronenberg, and Elijah Wood. Producers are Tripp Vinson, James Vanderbilt, William Sherak, and Bradley J. Fischer.
SOURCE: Deadline
First Look at Nestor Carbonell in Ready or Not: Here I Come
People has released the exclusive first look images at the upcoming horror film, Ready or Not: Here I Come, which is a sequel to Ready or Not. Nestor joined the the sequel in a role that has yet to be revealed – the film releases April 10, 2026.
The Morning Show 4×10 Screencaps
The gallery has been updated with Screencaps from the Season 4 Finale of The Morning Show.
The Morning Show 4×09 Screencaps
Tonight’s episode was Yanko-lite with Nestor appearing in 3 scenes at UBN, where he watches Chris return her Olympic gold medals, and the team is told about Bradley’s detention in Belarus. This is followed by his final scene of the episode where he announces the detention live on air with Chris. The Season 4 finale of The Morning Show, airs next week!
The Morning Show 4 Episode 7 Screencaps
October 28th, the 7th episode of The Morning Show dropped on Apple TV! In the episode, we saw Yanko & Claire’s emotional reunion since their short lived Season 2 meet up. Claire comes to Yanko to seek a safe haven from the FBI who is investigating her connection to a oil ring murder case. This brings up the feelings that never went away for Yanko as she stays with him and they discuss their past relationship. This causes a rift between Yanko and Ariana, who was expecting a proposal but is now questioning if he wants to propose. A moving bathroom scene where he questions his place at UBN, and Claire begs him to drop everything and go on the run with her leads to the clarity he needed. He meets Ariana outside her gym and proposes to her on the sidewalk in a romcom-esque proposal scene. The return of Claire comes to a head when she decides to go on TMS to be interviewed by Yanko to prove the innocence of herself and her friends. Bradley makes the decision to inform the FBI who was pressing her to tell them where she was leading to them storming Yanko’s dressing room to drag Claire away in handcuffs in front of him. The episode ends with Yanko vowing to never work next to Bradley again in anger over her betrayal of them. It remains to be scene in the final three episode what this means for the end of his story for the season.
