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Starz Entertainment Corp.

Starz Entertainment Corp is the premium entertainment destination for women and underrepresented audiences, and home to some of the popular franchises and series on television. It offers a robust programming mix for discerning adult audiences, including boundary-breaking originals and an expansive lineup of blockbuster movies, and is embodied by its brand positioning. Complementary to any platform or service, it is available across a wide range of digital OTT platforms and multichannel video distributors and is a bundling partner of choice. STARZ is powered by an industry technology, data analytics, and digital infrastructure STARZ app.www.starz.com

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Sep 18, 2026

King of PodcastsHOST
16:11
IATSE and Directors Guild have also expressed for a settlement.
King of PodcastsHOST
16:16
Cinemark, the CEO of AMC Theaters in Regal, also came out in support of the merger, as did Lionsgate CEO John Feltheimer.
King of PodcastsHOST
16:23
So look, we're talking about politicians versus the corporate, the companies that are best serviced by this.
King of PodcastsHOST
16:31
So the theater owners, IATSE, which is all the People that were behind the scenes, Directors Guild, all sitting behind us.
Jason SacksHOST
11:19
I need to keep my freelance going.
Jason SacksHOST
11:22
Altman said, well, come work in my Lionsgate production office, which Perry loved.
Jason SacksHOST
11:28
He and Altman would hang out, play pinball together, party together, although Perry didn't smoke dope, so he wasn't part of that whole side of things.
Jason SacksHOST
11:41
And then And then Perry was asked to create the title design for the movie, or create, sorry, he also created the title design, which we're going to get to first, but I want to talk about the logo first.
Ryan VerrillHOST
63:26
I'm a big Saw person.
Ryan VerrillHOST
63:27
Lionsgate have announced November 10th we are getting 4K Steelbooks exclusive to Amazon of Saw V, Saw VI, And Saw VII, the final chapter, notably called Saw VII and not Saw 3D like it was back when it first released.
Ryan VerrillHOST
63:43
So on these discs, we do have new extras on here.
Ryan VerrillHOST
63:47
So on the Blu-ray, on Saw V, we got Establishing Shot with the director.
Travis FoleyGUEST
64:47
I don't know what is from what I've seen either.
Ryan VerrillHOST
64:52
Early Ritual asking the question that I think I got from four or five people this week.
Ryan VerrillHOST
64:56
Do we think there's a chance of a Saw Steelbook library case at some point? I mean, it's Lionsgate, so they're going to try to exploit as much as they possibly can.
Ryan VerrillHOST
65:04
I'm not going to say no.
Aaron NeuwirthGUEST
29:29
And then at the middle, they kiss.
Scott MendelsonHOST
29:31
anyway apologies buddy continued kicking ass 3.5 million minus 39 percent 41.3 million in north america it's about to be roadside attractions third biggest grocer sans inflation and its biggest grocer that didn't have a helping hand from lionsgate or amazon attributed sometime early next year in theaters from saban films uh alpha has what I have long argued is one of the greatest loglines of all time.
Scott MendelsonHOST
29:58
My words, not theirs.
Scott MendelsonHOST
29:59
And that it is about a great white shark that's terrorizing a small beach town.
Geoffrey BreedwellGUEST
54:09
Thank you.
Geoffrey BreedwellGUEST
54:10
Come on, Lionsgate.
Geoffrey BreedwellGUEST
54:12
Come on, Hollywood.
Geoffrey BreedwellGUEST
54:13
Let's go.
Jason SachsHOST
11:19
I need to keep my freelance going.
Jason SachsHOST
11:22
Altman said, well, come work in my Lionsgate production office, which Perry loved.
Jason SachsHOST
11:28
He and Altman would hang out, play pinball together, party together, although Perry didn't smoke dope, so he wasn't part of that whole side of things.
Jason SachsHOST
11:41
And then And then Perry was asked to create the title design for the movie, or create, sorry, he also created the title design, which we're going to get to first, but I want to talk about the logo first.
Gail BeanGUEST
16:57
I don't know.
Gail BeanGUEST
16:58
I mean, it's the whole Starz Lionsgate of it all.
Gianni PaoloHOST
17:00
Yeah.
Gail BeanGUEST
17:00
Yeah.
Dan MurrellHOST
29:55
And here's a service we don't see often on this chart, Starz.
Dan MurrellHOST
29:59
And the reason that Starz is on this chart is because that's where Lionsgate streams its movies first, and Michael- Hit streaming on Starz, which puts it up as the fourth most watched streaming movie at 4.58 million hours watched, and I would imagine when it goes to its second streaming home, we could very well see it back on the chart because I can't think...
Dan MurrellHOST
30:19
I mean, maybe Starz has popped up here and there once or twice, but I couldn't tell you when.
Dan MurrellHOST
30:24
It just goes to show you that people are going to find that movie even when it's on one of the lesser streaming services like Starz.
Ryan VerrillHOST
133:29
Charlie Wilson's War 4K from Shout.
Ryan VerrillHOST
133:32
Made 4K from Lionsgate Limited.
Ryan VerrillHOST
133:34
The Nightmare on Elm Street 4K re-release, I guess, which sold out again in like 12 seconds.
Ryan VerrillHOST
133:40
The Inugami family from Radiance.
Ryan VerrillHOST
133:43
That Showa re-release from Criterion.
Ryan VerrillHOST
133:46
The Dark Shadows thing is kind of already out, so I'm going to skip over that.
Ryan VerrillHOST
133:49
Kickboxer 2 from Lionsgate Limited and Vestron.
Ryan VerrillHOST
133:52
We've got the Wicked Priest collection from Arrow.
Derek RosenbergHOST
32:33
Interesting.
Derek RosenbergHOST
32:36
so like we had said at the end of last week when Rob Zombie had wrote House of a Thousand Corpses originally he had a vague idea for a story about the brother of the sheriff that the Firefly clan had killed who then comes back for revenge and so after Lionsgate Entertainment made back apparently all of their money on the first day of the theatrical release of House of a Thousand Corpses they wanted Zombie to make another film and so he started to seriously think about what that new story would be With Rejects, Zombie had said that he wanted to make it, quote, more horrific and the characters less cartoonish than in Corpses, and that he wanted to make something that was almost like a violent western, sort of like a road movie.
Derek RosenbergHOST
33:16
He also cited films like Bonnie and Clyde from 67, The Wild Bunch from 69, and Badlands from 73, as well as The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 74, as influence on The Devil's Rejects.
Derek RosenbergHOST
33:28
Uh, Lou temple said that he was scared to death about possibly working with Rob zombie when he was up for an audition.

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