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Cineverse Corp. reports news on its entertainment technology and studio business, including streaming channel launches, content-distribution partnerships and updates to its Matchpoint® technology ecosystem. The company operates owned and operated digital properties, distributes films, series and podcasts across theatrical, home entertainment and streaming channels, and uses Matchpoint to prepare, deliver, monetize and analyze video assets across FAST, AVOD, SVOD and connected-TV platforms.
Recurring developments include new fandom-focused channels, platform distribution agreements, programmatic advertising and audience-network initiatives, social-video monetization, media supply-chain services through Giant Worldwide, and product announcements such as Matchpoint Hex™ for classification, discovery, programming and contextual advertising. Corporate updates also include leadership changes and capital-market activity tied to its public-company structure.
Cineverse (NASDAQ: CNVS) has established a new Cineverse Motion Pictures Group, appointing Yolanda Macias as Chief Motion Pictures Officer. This strategic move follows the success of Terrifier 3, which became the top-performing unrated theatrical release of all time. The company also announced contract extensions for key executives including CEO Chris McGurk, President Erick Opeka, Chief People Officer Mark Torres, and Chief Legal Officer Gary Loffredo.
The studio has unveiled an ambitious theatrical release slate including The Toxic Avenger (August 29), Silent Night, Deadly Night (December 12), Wolf Creek: Legacy (2026), and several other high-potential releases. This expansion reflects Cineverse's commitment to distributing content across all platforms, from theatrical to digital to physical, as they aim to super-serve passionate audiences.
Cineverse (NASDAQ: CNVS) has announced key leadership changes at its horror division Bloody Disgusting. John Squires and Meagan Navarro have been promoted to Co-Managing Directors, while Michael Roffman joins as Executive Director of Advertising Sales and New Business Development. Under Roffman's advisory role, the company achieved a 40% increase in direct sales in Q4 2025 compared to the previous quarter, securing campaigns from major studios like Sony Pictures, Neon, and A24.
Since its acquisition by Cineverse in 2021, Bloody Disgusting has transformed into a comprehensive media platform, expanding beyond its web presence to include podcasts, social media, live events, publishing, merchandise, and SCREAMBOX streaming service. The brand is also involved in theatrical releases, including upcoming franchises The Toxic Avenger (August 29) and Silent Night, Deadly Night (December 12).
Cineverse (NASDAQ: CNVS) has announced key leadership changes at its horror division Bloody Disgusting. John Squires and Meagan Navarro have been promoted to Co-Managing Directors, while Michael Roffman joins as Executive Director of Advertising Sales and New Business Development. Under Roffman's advisory role, the company achieved a 40% increase in direct sales in Q4 2025 compared to the previous quarter.
Since Cineverse's acquisition in 2021, Bloody Disgusting has transformed from a web destination into a comprehensive media platform, encompassing podcasts, social media, live events, publishing, merchandise, and SCREAMBOX streaming service. The platform has been instrumental in theatrical successes like Terrifier 2 and 3, with upcoming releases including The Toxic Avenger (August 29) and Silent Night, Deadly Night (December 12).
Cineverse (Nasdaq: CNVS) and its horror division Bloody Disgusting have announced the start of production for the holiday horror film 'Silent Night, Deadly Night' in Winnipeg, Manitoba. The reboot features Ruby Modine as Pamela and Rohan Campbell as Billy Chapman, with Mike P. Nelson directing.
The project reunites the original 1984 film's producers Scott Schneid and Dennis Whitehead with a new creative team. The film is set for theatrical release on December 12, 2025. The original 1984 version gained notoriety as the year's most controversial movie, leading to its removal from theaters following public outcry, which ultimately contributed to its cult classic status.
Distribution outside North America will be handled by Sixth Dimension, StudioCanal's new genre label, with financing from Bondit Media Capital and Royal Bank of Canada.