A24's deal with showtime. A24'S deal with showtime

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A24's deal with showtime. A24's deal with showtime.

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But I love A24.

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Hit or miss at times, more hit than miss though.

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You probably know more than I do. It did seem like for awhile if there was a good unknown horror movie, it was them who distributed it.

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I like the studio alot and appreciate that they are putting out thought provoking work..

But IMO, a lot of the time I feel they can drop the ball in the 3rd act of a solid film. For example, "It Comes at Night" I felt could have ended a lot stronger. Just small gripes.

Midsommar was a great film all through for me though. Top 5 film of the past 5 years for me.

Hit or miss for sure, but props to A24 for releasing original films in theaters

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Hit or miss for sure, but props to A24 for releasing original films in theaters

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Speaking of, everybody go see Everything, Everywhere All At Once

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A24 and CBS’s Showtime Networks have agreed to an exclusive output deal that will see the studio’s theatrical films air across the premium cable channel’s networks.

The deal makes A24 films released through Nov. 1 2022 eligible and will include up to 16 films annually produced by the studio.

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Some of A24’s upcoming theatrical releases include”Waves,” starring Sterling K. Brown, Kelvin Harrison Jr., and Lucas Hedges; Mike Mills’ next film starring Joaquin Phoenix; “Green Knight,” starring Dev Patel and Alicia Vikander; Joel Cohen’s adaptation of “Macbeth” starring Denzel Washington and Frances McDormand; “Zola” from Janicza Bravo; and Jonathan Glazer’s untitled World War II project

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A24 Signs Exclusive Output Deal With Showtime to Air Studio’s Films on The Wrap Cool. I do Showtime.

ETA:

A24 movies (Sorted by Popularity Ascending) on IMDb

Midsommar (2019) sounds good.

I've only a few of their movies: Ex Machina, Swiss Army Man (2016), The Lobster (2015), Room (I) (2015), Spring Breakers (2012), Under the Skin (I) (2013), Hot Summer Nights (2017), A Most Violent Year (2014), Mid90s (2018), Locke (2013), The Rover (2014), First Cow (2019), The Kill Team (2019), Mississippi Grind (2015), Gloria Bell (2018), The Ballad of Lefty Brown (2017), Slow West (2015), Woman Walks Ahead (2017), The Children Act (2017), Lean on Pete (2017), Amy (III) (2015), Cut Bank (2014), Low Tide (2019), De Palma (2015), and Morris from America (2016).

All of them may have been on The Movie Channel.

Thx