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AMC and AMC+ are bringing back the Crypt Keeper, the wisecracking puppet host of 'Tales From the Crypt,' to introduce this year's FearFest Halloween programming block. It marks the character's first hosting appearance in roughly three decades.
AMC theaters will offer a Street Fighter-themed popcorn bucket shaped like Guile's iconic flattop haircut, designed to be worn on your head. Cody Rhodes, who portrays Guile in the upcoming film, showed off the bucket in a social media post. The movie is set to release in theaters on October 16.
Prime Video now offers a combined subscription add-on featuring Starz, AMC Plus, BritBox, MGM Plus and PBS Masterpiece for $30 a month. Amazon says the bundle saves subscribers about $19, or roughly 39%, compared to paying for each service separately, and marks the first time these five channels have been packaged together.
AMC Theatres, fresh off the highest-grossing weekend in its 106-year history with over 10.2 million admissions across AMC and Odeon locations, is starting its own distribution arm. The move comes because even strong box-office demand hasn't solved a deeper problem: studios simply aren't releasing enough films to keep theater screens consistently filled.
Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev defended his company's tokenized stock products, arguing that once a company goes public, other firms can build financial instruments referencing its shares without needing the issuer's permission. This follows AMC CEO Adam Aron's public criticism that Robinhood's tokenized AMC shares let the brokerage profit from exposure to the stock without AMC's involvement or consent.
AMC CEO Adam Aron says Robinhood issued tokenized versions of AMC shares without the company's authorization, and he is considering legal action in response. The dispute centers on whether a brokerage can create blockchain-based tokens tracking a public company's stock without that company's consent.