Paramount has announced some exciting additions to its 2027 lineup, including a highly anticipated western and a directorial debut from a renowned actress. But here's where it gets controversial... Paramount has also scheduled a horror movie for July 16, 2027, leaving fans with questions about its potential impact on the genre. Let's dive into the details and explore what these additions mean for Paramount's future. Paramount Dates John Tuggle Pic For Christmas; Adds Potsy Ponciroli’s ‘The Rescue’ & Teyana Taylor’s ‘Get Lite’ & More To 2027 Paramount has added one more movie to its 2026 slate, Jonathan Levine's untitled John Tuggle movie, bringing their domestic count for the year to 13 titles in ComScore. In addition, they've dated the western The Rescue from Motor City filmmaker Potsy Ponciroli for January 29, 2027, and the feature directorial debut of One Battle After Another Oscar nominee Teyana Taylor, Get Lite, for April 9, 2027. The John Tuggle movie follows the true story of Tuggle, aka 'Mr. Irrelevant' of the 1983 draft, and stars David Corenswet, Michael Shannon, and Isabel May. The Rescue, starring Brandon Sklenar and Hassie Harrison, is a modern-day western that tests a rodeo cowboy's skills outside the arena. Ponciroli directs and produces alongside Shannon Houchins and Cliff Roberts. Get Lite, starring Storm Reid, follows a talented but sheltered dance student who finds inspiration, love, and family in the subways of New York City. In addition to making her feature directorial debut, Taylor also serves as EP. Producers include Kenya Barris, Anni Weisband (Khalabo Ink Society), Storm Reid, Robyn Simpson (A Seed & Wings Productions), and Bill Karesh (OFFBRND). The three 2027 additions bring Paramount's next year's film slate count to nine titles.Untitled John Tuggle — Dec. 25, 2026 The Rescue — Jan 29, 2027 Get Lite — April 9, 2027Untitled Horror Movie Event — July 16, 2027 But here's the twist: the untitled horror movie event on July 16, 2027, has left fans with questions about its potential impact on the genre. Will it be a game-changer or just another horror movie? And this is the part most people miss... The addition of The Rescue and Get Lite to Paramount's lineup is significant, as it showcases the studio's commitment to diverse storytelling and the exploration of new genres. However, the untitled horror movie event has sparked debate among fans and critics alike. Some argue that it could be a fresh take on the genre, while others worry that it might be another generic horror movie. So, what do you think? Will the untitled horror movie event be a hit or a miss? Share your thoughts in the comments below and let's discuss!
