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Lionsgate has acquired and greenlit the horror feature 'Portrait of God,' starring Chase Infiniti and directed by emerging filmmaker Dylan Clark. The project marks the first collaboration between producers Sam Raimi and Jordan Peele.
Lionsgate has acquired and greenlit the horror feature 'Portrait of God,' starring Chase Infiniti and directed by Dylan Clark. The project marks the first collaboration between producers Sam Raimi and Jordan Peele, following its departure from Universal.
Lionsgate has acquired the horror film 'Portrait of God' from emerging director Dylan Clark, securing a greenlight for production. The project features Chase Infiniti in the lead role and marks the first collaboration between producers Sam Raimi and Jordan Peele. The film is based on Clark's viral short, which has garnered over 10 million views on YouTube since 2022.
At the Xbox Showcase, Hideo Kojima revealed OD (Overdose) will feature a new, unseen system intended to help players push through the game’s intense horror. The collaboration with Xbox and Jordan Peele remains secretive on plot details, but the title is described as a distinct, terrifying experience with a P.T.-like atmosphere teased in a new screenshot.
Jordan Peele's next project appears to be a horror video game titled 'OD,' developed in collaboration with Hideo Kojima, following a delay in his upcoming film.
The article reviews Jordan Peele's horror satire film 'Him,' set in a fictional NFL-like league, highlighting its bizarre plot, critique of sports cults, and surprising approval from NBCUniversal, despite its flaws and exaggerated portrayal of football's dark side.
Tyriq Withers stars in the horror film HIM, produced by Jordan Peele, portraying a talented NFL rookie confronting dark themes in football, while also developing his career as a writer and actor. The film critiques the exploitation of Black athletes and explores personal growth and vulnerability.
A football-themed horror film produced by Jordan Peele, 'Him' attempts to satirize the brutality of football and its treatment of players but ultimately fails to deliver coherence or impact, despite a promising cast led by Marlon Wayans.
Maurice Greene, a former UFC and PFL heavyweight, transitioned from MMA to acting after a career-ending injury and a realization that his body was no longer able to compete. He landed a significant role in the Jordan Peele-produced horror film 'Him' and is now pursuing acting full-time, applying the discipline and dedication from his fighting career to his new craft.
Hideo Kojima's upcoming horror game, OD, is being developed in collaboration with Xbox Game Studios and filmmaker Jordan Peele. The game will utilize Xbox’s cloud technology to create a groundbreaking and immersive experience. While the release date is not confirmed, it is unlikely to be before 2026. The game will feature actors Sophia Lillis, Hunter Schafer, and Udo Kier, and may be an Xbox exclusive. Kojima has also assembled a team of high-profile storytellers for the project. The gameplay is expected to blend gaming and film, exploring the concept of fear.
Dev Patel's directorial debut "Monkey Man," produced by Jordan Peele, is expected to have a $10 million opening at the box office, surpassing its $10 million budget. Originally at risk of being shelved by Netflix, the thriller received a theatrical release under Peele's Universal Pictures deal and is currently in second place at the box office, showing strong potential for success.
Dev Patel's feature directorial debut, Monkey Man, was originally set to stream on Netflix but was rescued by Jordan Peele, who secured a theatrical release for the film. Patel praised Peele for recognizing the film's potential and for breaking out of his own comedic background to become a smart genre filmmaker. Despite facing numerous challenges during production, including personal injuries and the loss of a crew member, Patel's perseverance paid off as Universal acquired Monkey Man for under $10 million, with the movie expected to open around $12 million at the domestic box office.
Dev Patel reflects on his 10-year journey to make 'Monkey Man', a blood-spattered revenge thriller that marks his directorial debut and showcases his transformation into an action hero. The film, inspired by Indian mythology and action genre, faced numerous challenges during production, including delays and Patel's injuries from brutal fight scenes. Jordan Peele's production company stepped in to rescue the film, securing a theatrical release through Universal Pictures. Patel hopes the ambitious action-thriller will blend bone-crunching action with thoughtful mythology, fulfilling a lifelong dream.
"Monkey Man," a new action movie produced by Jordan Peele and directed by Dev Patel, is receiving glowing reviews ahead of its April release, with critics comparing it to "The Raid" and "John Wick." The film follows a young man who seeks revenge on the corrupt leaders responsible for his mother's death by competing in an underground fight club. Critics praise Patel's directorial debut as visually spectacular, kinetic, and relentless, with bone-breaking violence and a heart-crushing story. The movie is set to be a bloodsoaked bonanza and is generating significant buzz ahead of its release.
Dev Patel is set to make his directorial debut and star in the action thriller "Monkey Man," produced by Jordan Peele. The film follows Patel's character, Kid, as he seeks vengeance against corrupt leaders who killed his mother and oppressed the powerless, drawing inspiration from the Hindu deity Hanuman. The action-packed trailer promises intense fight scenes and explosive retribution. Originally slated for a Netflix release, the film will now hit theaters on April 5 through Peele's deal with Universal.