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 show was previously reported to be in the works in June 2024,

The Hollywood Reporter has described the Hostel TV show as a “present-day take on the concept” as well as an “elevated thriller” that serves as a “reinvention” of the franchise. Roth is set to write,

Eli Roth, who wrote and directed the first two films in the 2000s horror franchise, is also on board the project from Fifth Season.

The “Hostel” horror franchise is making its way to TV, and Peacock is the new home for the series. Variety reports that the show is currently in development at NBCUniversal’s streaming platform. Although the series was first announced earlier this year,

A new Hostel TV series is officially in development at Peacock, according to Variety. There was a previous incarnation of this show that was reportedly in development last summer, but there was no studio or streamer attached at the time.

Eli Roth’s “Hostel” TV series has landed at Peacock for development, TheWrap has learned. The NBCUniversal-owned streamer will develop the TV adaptation of the horror franchise with Paul Giamatti attached to star.