sentences:  The Fearnet website featured thriller, suspense, and horror films available for streaming (with available content updated each week); other videos including movie trailers and shorts; daily news and reviews that covered all aspects of the genre; and sweepstakes, chats, and forums.The website had over 270,000 registered users.In 2010, Peter Block (who launched the top-grossing "Saw" horror film franchise, and produced several other blockbuster horror and thriller films including "Hostel", "Cabin Fever", "Open Water", and "House at the End of the Street") was named president and general manager of Fearnet, replacing Diane Robina.