The Devil’s Rock’s North American and international rights snatched up

By Eric Walkuski

Posted 15 years ago

Last Updated on July 23, 2021

It was only a couple of days ago I wrote about THE DEVIL’S ROCK, the WWII horror flick that pits commandos versus demonic forces. The official site and trailer had just gone up, giving us a glimpse at a well-made thriller. Those of you enticed by the flick will be glad to know that its North American and international rights have been gobbled up, guaranteeing that we’ll all get a look at THE DEVIL’S ROCK in the near future.

For U.S. and Canada, Entertainment One owns the rights to the Paul Campion-directed film. Rights to the film have also sold to Metrodome (UK), Phars Film (Middle East) and Vendetta (New Zealand) with offers being received at Cannes for other key territories.

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