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Maybe this will help move the needle for Peacock’s stagnating subscriber base? The streamer has picked up Eli Roth’s Hostel ...
Eli Roth's 2005 horror film Hostel is in development, where Roth will return to direct and co-write the series with Chris Briggs, who worked on the first film.
Hostel TV series, from writer, director, and executive producer Eli Roth and featuring Billions actor Paul Giamatti, has found a home for streaming. If the show does get made, it will be the latest ...
‘Hostel’ TV Adaptation Starring Paul Giamatti Finds Home at Peacock Eli Roth, who wrote and directed the first two films in the 2000s horror franchise, is also on board the project from Fifth ...
Eli Roth is bringing his horrific Hostel series to the small screen. The show is currently in development at Peacock and will star Emmy winner Paul Giamatti, according to our sister site Variety.
The series is currently in development at NBCUniversal’s streaming service Peacock, as reported by Variety. Hostel creator Roth is set to write, direct, and executive produce the series, with original ...
A TV series based on the Eli Roth movie series that began with Hostel is on the way and it has just found a new home. Peacock has picked up the Hostel TV series which will star legendary, acclaimed ...
The “Hostel” series adaptation expands Peacock’s slate of horror TV shows, which currently includes “Teacup,” which sees a mysterious and deadly threat take over a farm in rural Georgia.
The “Hostel” TV series has found a home at Peacock. Variety has learned exclusively that the TV extension of the horror film franchise is currently in development at the NBCUniversal streamer. The ...
A year after it was announced, Eli Roth, Chris Briggs, and Mike Fleiss's Paul Giamatti-starring Hostel series is in development at Peacock.
The “Hostel” TV series has found a home at Peacock. Variety has learned exclusively that the TV extension of the horror film franchise is currently in development at the NBCUniversal streamer ...
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