Zoë Kravitz

“The upcoming David Leitch film 'How To Rob A Bank' has been moved from its original September release date to November 13. The delay is reportedly due to strong test screenings with the 18-34 demographic, prompting the studio to aim for the Thanksgiving holiday. The film, starring Nicholas Hoult and Zoë Kravitz, was initially set to open around Labor Day but faced competition from other thrillers. The move allows the movie to avoid a crowded weekend of releases and potentially benefit from higher theater attendance during the holiday season.”

“Netflix has announced a new horror game titled 'Unhinged,' developed by Night School Games, the creators of Oxenfree. The game features Zoë Kravitz and Sadie Sink as two friends who must survive a killer in a desolate apartment building using their phones as a controller. The game uses the player's phone to enhance immersion, with calls and messages playing through the handset speaker. 'Unhinged' is set to launch on Netflix on June 30, 2026. The game marks a return to narrative-driven experiences for Netflix, which has scaled back its gaming ambitions in recent years. Night School Games, one of Netflix's last remaining gaming subsidiaries, has been developing the title since 2021.”

“Netflix Games has announced a new title called 'Unhinged,' featuring Zoë Kravitz, Sadie Sink, and Troy Baker. The game is described as a horror experience that aims to blend cinematic storytelling with interactive gameplay. The cast brings their acting talents to the project, which is part of Netflix's growing investment in the gaming sector. The game is expected to leverage the popularity of its star-studded cast to attract a broader audience to the gaming platform. As the boundaries between film and gaming continue to blur, 'Unhinged' represents a new step in cross-media storytelling.”

“Netflix has announced a new horror video game titled 'Unhinged,' set to launch on June 30. The game is described as an immersive experience that blends gameplay with cinematic storytelling. It features a star-studded voice cast including Zoë Kravitz, Sadie Sink, and Troy Baker. This project marks another step in Netflix's expansion into interactive entertainment. The game is positioned as a transmedia project, aiming to offer a unique blend of horror and narrative-driven gameplay. It follows the recent release of Netflix's FIFA game, showcasing the company's diverse approach to gaming.”