The house that Freddy built has some new tenants moving in as New Line Cinema has given the new found footage Blumhouse production Superstition a new title. From here on out the flick will be known as Gallows.
According to Variety New Line has set the title for a July 10, 2015, release.
The high school-set horror movie also marks the first feature-length film financed by Film 360, the film production arm of Management 360. Chris Lofing and Travis Cluff direct the movie, which is said to be in the vein of I Know What You Did Last Summer. The Fresno-based directors shot the film on a micro-budget with an unknown cast.
“It’s a genre we have a great affinity for, and our team is particularly skilled at sizing up what will work with a youth-oriented audience,” says Carolyn Blackwood, executive VP strategy and operations at New Line.
More on this one soon!