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Spyglass Media Group.

American film production company founded in 1998

Seen in 18 reportsLast reported Yesterday

Reports this week: 0
Active events: 0
Connections: 12

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Earlier this month

Spyglass Media Group is dealing with company policy regarding hate speech, coinciding with Matthew Lillard's return to the franchise after Barrera's firing.

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Around Spyglass Media Group this week

News at the entities that move Spyglass Media Group most

Matthew Lillard Operational
Production issues related to comments about Palestine are causing fallout for Scream 7.

Moves Spyglass Media Group
Sat 19:31
Mandatory Palestine Shared context
Students protest U.S. involvement in Mandatory Palestine, criticizing U.S. imperialism and standing in solidarity against U.S. empire.

Moves Spyglass Media Group
Mon 12:43
Jenna Ortega Transactional
Jenna Ortega and Catherine Zeta-Jones are both starring in the Wednesday series.

Moves Spyglass Media Group
Sat 05:21
Neve Campbell Mentioned together
Denise Richards, Kathy Hilton, Matt Dillon, Neve Campbell, and Kevin Bacon are being recognized for their work in the 1998 film Wild Things.

Moves Spyglass Media Group
Sat 23:06

Connections

The 6 strongest of 12, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.

Matthew Lillard Operational

Matthew Lillard is actively reprising his role in a franchise project associated with Spyglass Media Group.

Some supportSep 17

Spyglass Media Group → Matthew Lillard
Matthew Lillard → Spyglass Media Group
Christopher Landon Transactional

Christopher Landon was involved with Spyglass Media Group in a professional capacity that concluded when he departed due to death threats.

Some supportSat 01:24

Spyglass Media Group → Christopher Landon
Christopher Landon → Spyglass Media Group
Melissa Barrera Transactional

Melissa Barrera was terminated by Spyglass Media Group due to political statements and subsequently refused to continue professional ties.

Well supportedMon 00:35

Spyglass Media Group → Melissa Barrera
Melissa Barrera → Spyglass Media Group
Mandatory Palestine Shared context

Spyglass Media Group is mentioned in the context of policy discussions related to Mandatory Palestine.

Some supportSep 16

Spyglass Media Group → Mandatory Palestine
Mandatory Palestine → Spyglass Media Group
Jenna Ortega Transactional

Jenna Ortega exited a franchise associated with Spyglass Media Group.

Some supportSat 01:24

Spyglass Media Group → Jenna Ortega
Jenna Ortega → Spyglass Media Group
Neve Campbell Mentioned together

No direct relationship between Neve Campbell and Spyglass Media Group was observed in the evidence.

Some supportSat 01:24

Spyglass Media Group → Neve Campbell
Neve Campbell → Spyglass Media Group

History

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September 2026

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Sep 16, 2026Spyglass Media Group is dealing with company policy regarding hate speech, coinciding with Matthew Lillard's return to the franchise after Barrera's firing.