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Blumhouse creates new multi-platform label BH Tilt

Posted 12 years ago

This is fantastic news. Deadline just got the skinny on a new label out of Jason Blum’s Blumhouse Productions that is dedicated to generating movies from Blumhouse and other filmmakers for multi-platform release. BH Tilt will kick things off on...

Mark Duplass reveals Creep trilogy release plan; second film shooting soon

Posted 12 years ago

Back in April we learned that Radius-TWC and Blumhouse Productions had plans for two more sequels to their festival hit CREEP, a bold move when you consider that the first film hasn't seen a wide release yet. Now Mark Duplass,...

Blumhouse and Radius-TWC plan a trilogy to Creep

Posted 12 years ago

Planning a trilogy to a movie that hasn't even released yet is a pretty bold move, and that's exactly what Radius-TWC and Blumhouse Productions plan to do with Patrick Brice's CREEP. Radius has partnered with the Duplass Brothers and Blumhouse...

First footage from Bad Milo (formerly Milo) drops a deuce

Posted 13 years ago

Back in March we shared the news that Magnet Releasing had picked up the North American rights to Jacob Vaughn's horror comedy MILO, and now we have our first footage from the film (now retitled BAD MILO) via an On-Demand...

SXSW Festival poster for Milo is ready to be flushed

Posted 13 years ago

As you know, MILO is gearing up for its SXSW premiere just around the corner and has now released its promotional one-sheet for the festival. Directed by Jacob Vaughan and roduced by The Duplass Brothers (BAGHEAD), the film stars Ken...

Patrick Warburton doesn’t like what he sees in this new still from Milo

Posted 13 years ago

Easily one of the more anticipated flicks to be hitting SXSW in March is MILO and AICN just landed an all new image from the horror comedy, which is set to make its premiere at the 2013 SXSW Film Festival....

Mark Duplass will be begging for Mercy

Posted 13 years ago

Stephen King’s works have been translated to screen so many times it’s hard to remember them all. And with any great writer whose works get the big screen treatment, there have been just as many horrible adaptations of The Master’s...