The Raven, starring John Cusack as Poe, flies to a distributor

By Eric Walkuski

Posted 16 years ago

Last Updated on July 23, 2021

It would appear as though THE RAVEN has found a place to nest.

The James McTeigue film, which sees John Cusack as a serial killer-hunting Edgar Allan Poe, is currently shooting in Budapest, and has been doing so as an independent production. Now, according to Deadline.com, the thriller has found a distributor in Relativity Media. Relativity started off as a production company but now pulls double duty as a distribution house as well. Their first release this year was SEASON OF THE WITCH and they’ll let loose with the Bradley Cooper flick LIMITLESS in March, David R. Ellis’ untitled shark-filled horror tale later this year. They’ve also got the Tarsem-directed IMMORTALS in the pipeline.

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