Scott Derrickson & C. Robert Cargill Sign First Look Deal With Sony’s Screen Gems

The duo behind Sinister, Doctor Strange and The Black Phone, Scott Derrickson and his frequent partner C. Robert Cargill have set up shop at Screen Gems, Deadline reports tonight. The idea behind the pact? To bring new genre films to movie theaters. Specifically, in Deadline’s words, they’ve “signed a first look deal with Sony Pictures […]

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[Video] Final Flame Productions Recreates Trailer For ‘The Black Phone’ in ‘Grand Theft Auto V’

We’re still a ways away from Scott Derrickson and C. Robert Cargill‘s The Black Phone, but that hasn’t stopped Final Flame Productions from cranking out another of their Grand Theft Auto V machinima videos, this time inspired by The Black Phone‘s recent trailer. Once again, the team works within the “limitations” of GTA V, so you do […]

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The Creepy Mask Ethan Hawke Wears in ‘The Black Phone’ Was Designed By Tom Savini and His Team!

Sinister and Doctor Strange duo Scott Derrickson and C. Robert Cargill are back with their brand new Blumhouse horror movie The Black Phone, an adaptation of Joe Hill‘s short story that premiered to rave reviews at Fantastic Fest over the weekend. Meagan wrote in her review for Bloody Disgusting, “Derrickson and Cargill revive the same […]

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‘The Handover’: Timo Tjahjanto’s New Movie With Scott Derrickson and C. Robert Cargill is a Christmas Story

Teased late last month, Timo Tjahjanto is teaming with Sinister and Doctor Strange filmmakers Scott Derrickson and C. Robert Cargill on his next movie, and this week brings a bit of an update. For starters, the mysterious project now has a title: The Handover. Additionally, we’ve learned, it’s “a Christmas story”! “Filmmaking is an act […]

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Timo Tjahjanto Teaming With ‘Sinister’ and ‘Doctor Strange’ Filmmakers on Top Secret Project!

Timo Tjahjanto is soon to be a legend. It’s a little frustrating that this Indonesian-based filmmaker has yet to break in Hollywood, but it’s comforting to know that he’s set to get behind the camera for the remake of Train to Busan for James Wan’s Atomic Monster and New Line Cinema. He also revealed on […]

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