Theo Rossi, Ron Perlman & Rachelle Goulding Wrap Under-The-Radar Horror Film ‘Renew’, First Look Revealed

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Theo Rossi, Ron Perlman & Rachelle Goulding Wrap Under-The-Radar Horror Film ‘Renew’, First Look RevealedWorldPing
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What happened

EXCLUSIVE: Theo Rossi has added an under-the-radar horror film to his genre era in the shape of Renew, which will reunite him on screen with his Sons Of Anarchy, Come With Me and The Saviors co-star Ron Perlman.

Key facts

  • Reported by Deadline and published Wed, 07 Oct 2026 16:10:00 UTC.

Why it matters

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  1. Theo Rossi, Ron Perlman & Rachelle Goulding Wrap Under-The-Radar Horror Film ‘Renew’, First Look Revealed

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