Anchor Bay Films has picked up the rights to Snoop Dogg and Wiz Khalifa's film Mac & Devin Go to High School. The agreement includes all rights, excluding subscription VOD, for the U.S., Australia and New Zealand. Directed by Dylan C. Brown, Mac & Devin Go to High School follows the release of the chart-topping soundtrack of the same name which debuted back in December 2011. Additionally, the film will be supported by Snoop and Wiz at numerous upcoming tour dates. Today's deal was announced by Bill Clark, President of Anchor Bay Entertainment.
"We're extremely excited to be working with Snoop and Wiz," stated Clark. "Their new album has done extremely well and we're happy they chose Anchor Bay Films to release Mac & Devin."
"Snoop has an extremely loyal following and somehow, even though he's only one person, he's everywhere," commented Kevin Kasha, Executive Vice President, Acquisitions and Co-Productions for Anchor Bay Films.
"We're extremely excited to be working with Snoop and Wiz," stated Clark. "Their new album has done extremely well and we're happy they chose Anchor Bay Films to release Mac & Devin."
"Snoop has an extremely loyal following and somehow, even though he's only one person, he's everywhere," commented Kevin Kasha, Executive Vice President, Acquisitions and Co-Productions for Anchor Bay Films.
- 4/3/2012
- by MovieWeb
- MovieWeb
Anyone up for a little urban legend based mayhem of the ghostly variety? Yeah, we thought you would be, and that's exactly what you're going to get out of the latest indie flick coming your way from directors Terrence Flack and Shane Woodson.
The Legend of Black Annie is a film loosely based on an urban legend indigenous to West Virginia. It starts in the late 1960s and ends in 2012. When a group of mischievous boys accidentally kill a young girl, her mother, who is versed in the art of voodoo, enacts revenge upon them and anyone involved in the cover-up. Local college professor Cornelius Faulk investigates the urban legend in an attempt to uncover the truth.
Terrence Flack, Shane Woodson, Tom Luce, Arthur Richardson, Laura Meadows, Andray Johnson, Christy Oldham, and Torsha Marie star.
Look for more on this one soon. Thanks to DC reader Avery for the heads-up.
The Legend of Black Annie is a film loosely based on an urban legend indigenous to West Virginia. It starts in the late 1960s and ends in 2012. When a group of mischievous boys accidentally kill a young girl, her mother, who is versed in the art of voodoo, enacts revenge upon them and anyone involved in the cover-up. Local college professor Cornelius Faulk investigates the urban legend in an attempt to uncover the truth.
Terrence Flack, Shane Woodson, Tom Luce, Arthur Richardson, Laura Meadows, Andray Johnson, Christy Oldham, and Torsha Marie star.
Look for more on this one soon. Thanks to DC reader Avery for the heads-up.
- 12/6/2011
- by Uncle Creepy
- DreadCentral.com
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