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Dark Castle Entertainment is a film, TV, and digital projects production label. [2] It is owned by North American sports and entertainment company, OEG Inc. [3] The firm is led by co-CEOs Hal Sadoff [4] and Norman Golightly. [5] The majority of Dark Castle films from the late 1990s to mid 2010s were distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures. [6]
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The cash prizes totaled $1 million, including movie rentals from Blockbuster. [27] Dark Castle had originally intended to release each of their films with a gimmick much like Castle had done. They had considered releasing the remake Thirteen Ghosts in 3-D with special glasses similar to the ones used by the characters in the film.
[15] Zemeckis co-founded Dark Castle Entertainment, which was intended to remake Castle's films. They remade two of Castle's movies, House on Haunted Hill in 1999 and Thirteen Ghosts in 2001 together with his daughter Terry Ann Castle as co-producer. Dark Castle Entertainment went on to produce original material and remakes of non-Castle films.
After Dark Films: co-produced with Dark Castle Entertainment and IM Global: Stash House: Eduardo Rodríguez: El Gringo: co-produced with G2 Pictures, IM Global and Tanweer Films 2014 Non-Stop: Jaume Collet-Serra: Universal Pictures: co-produced with TF1 Films Production, Anton Capital Entertainment, Canal+, TF1 and LoveFilm: 2015 The Gunman ...
Silver Pictures is an American film production company founded by Hollywood producer Joel Silver in 1980.. For many years, during the mid-1980s, the production company was based at 20th Century-Fox, but the production company was shifted to Warner Bros. in 1987. [1]
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In Dark Castle, a young hero named Duncan attempts to reach the evil Black Knight while dodging various objects and solving occasional puzzles. A sequel, Beyond Dark Castle, was released in 1987. A second sequel, Return to Dark Castle, was developed by Super Happy Fun Fun, Inc. and released on the Mac App Store on March 14, 2008.