Paramount Sets Dates for ‘Hearts Eyes’ and ‘Crawl’ Sequels
Paramount has a lot of movies it hopes will bring audiences in theaters, and it just planted some flags for a pair of upcoming horror flicks. Arriving next year on July 16, 2027 is Crawl 2, the sequel to the 2019 hit. Directed by the returning Alexandre Aja, the flick stars Emily Rudd and Mason Gooding as a duo stuck in New York during a hurricane that’s brought in some alligators ready to chomp down on anything they see.
- ▪Paramount has a lot of movies it hopes will bring audiences in theaters, and it just planted some flags for a pair of upcoming horror flicks.
- ▪Arriving next year on July 16, 2027 is Crawl 2, the sequel to the 2019 hit.
- ▪Directed by the returning Alexandre Aja, the flick stars Emily Rudd and Mason Gooding as a duo stuck in New York during a hurricane that’s brought in some alligators ready to chomp down on anything they see.
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Paramount has a lot of movies it hopes will bring audiences in theaters, and it just planted some flags for a pair of upcoming horror flicks. Arriving next year on July 16, 2027 is Crawl 2, the sequel to the 2019 hit. Directed by the returning Alexandre Aja, the flick stars Emily Rudd and Mason Gooding as a duo stuck in New York during a hurricane that’s brought in some alligators ready to chomp down on anything they see. Production is currently underway in Hungary, and according to Deadline, the summer date was internally locked down prior to this announcement. Then, on February 4, 2028, Heart Eyes 2 will come to the masses. Moved up a week from its original mid-February date, the second movie will again by helmed by Josh Ruben, who directed the first.
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