Everything Coming to Cineverse in October 2026

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Welcome critics, creators, and everyone in between to Cineverse Insiders!

This is your monthly heads-up on everything coming out of the Cineverse world like streaming drops and the theatrical re-release of a fantasy masterpiece.

If you want to get your hands on a screener before it’s out, pitch a collab idea, or just know what’s worth talking about before the rest of the internet catches on, reach out to comingsoon@cineverse.com.

In Theaters

Guillermo del Toro’s dark fantasy masterpiece Pan’s Labyrinth 20th Anniversary returns to theaters this October 9 like you’ve never seen it before, in human-made 3D and in 4K.

Please follow, like, share, and otherwise interact with Pan’s Labyrinth 20th Anniversary on Instagram and X. Please respond to this email or DM for collaboration ideas then get your tickets to experience the masterpiece, only in theaters.

Journalists and critics, if you’d like to arrange an interview for any of our theatrical titles, please reach out to 42 West cineverse@42west.com

Streaming This Month

These are all of the titles streaming exclusively on our channels this month. If you’re interested in any of them, please reply to this email to request a screener.

Camp – A story of impossible redemption, modern witchcraft, and duels that repeat themselves like cursed cycles. Avalon Fast’s summer horror arrives to Fandor October 1.

In the Mouth – A surreal comedy-thriller about a perpetual worrywart who finds himself unable to leave his house after discovering a giant version of himself protruding from his front lawn. Streaming on Fandor October 6.

Creature of the Pines – a found-footage horror film that follows a skeptical documentary team investigating a series of mysterious vanishings in the New Jersey Pine Barrens. Coming to Screambox October 13.

Peeping Todd – When his peeping passions become compromised, Todd decides he’ll do whatever it takes to continue stalking his beloved Claire. Landing on Midnight Pulp October 13.

Bloodbath at the House of Death – An 80s Old Dark House horror/comedy starring The Merchant of Menace himself, Vincent Price. Arriving on Screambox October 23.

Balearic – On St. John’s Eve, three vicious dogs trap teens in a luxury pool while nearby neighbors celebrate summer at a villa party. Moving between satire and social denunciation, Ion De Sosa’s Spanish drama gets to Fandor October 27.

Get Involved

Request a Screener See something above you want to cover? Send an email to
comingsoon@cineverse.com

and tell us which title, where you post, and roughly how big your audience is. We’ll get back to you within a few business days.

Pitch a Collab Got a specific idea? We love a good pitch. Email comingsoon@cineverse.com us a quick note with your concept, platform, and timeline and we’ll take it from there.

Just Want to Stay in the Loop? No formal partnership needed. If you want early info, clips, or assets to cover our titles on your own terms, we’re happy to make that happen. Just let us know what you’re into. Please reach out to, you guessed it, comingsoon@cineverse.com

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