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Ridley Scott Presents ‘The Twisted’!
Freshly minted packaging and sales division Verve Ventures will launch sales at TIFF on The Twisted from Scott Free Productions’ new label “Ridley Scott Presents”, reports ScreenDaily.
Amy Beecroft heads Verve agency’s new Verve Ventures, which packaged The Twisted and represents world sales.
Scott (Alien, Prometheus), whose The Martian gets its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival tomorrow [Sept 11], produced the film with Giannina Scott and Colet Abedi, who developed for Scott’s company Cara Films.
Verve client Olatunde Osunsanmi (Dark moon, Eden, Fourth Kind) will direct from Ari Schlossberg’s screenplay, “About a troubled child psychologist and a cameraman sent in to interview children at an isolated orphanage in Sierra Nevada following reports of strange occurrences.”
Osunsanmi’s TV directing credits include “Falling Skies,” “Under The Dome” and “Minority Report”.
The next installment in the long-running film franchise, Evil Dead Burn just received its ‘R’ rating last week for “strong bloody horror violence and gore, and language,” making it clear that the new movie is aiming to be another ultimate experience in grueling terror. That’s the Evil Dead tradition, after all. But just how gory is Evil Dead Burn going to be?
Well, according to director Sébastien Vaniček, the theatrical cut of the movie won’t be quite as brutal as the Director’s Cut he hopes to release on home video down the road.
Vaniček tells SFX Magazine (via Games Radar), “There is a scene that is not R-rated. It’s a really, really hard scene. And I have to cut it, unfortunately, so you just won’t experience it as brutally as it is right now because I need to have the R-rated movie. So we are trying to find a good balance.”
The outlet notes that this interview was conducted before Evil Dead Burn officially received its ‘R’ rating, so it seems Vaniček was ultimately able to make the MPA happy with his edits.
“The director’s cut will be way more violent than what we will have in the theater,” Vaniček promises.
Even still, Evil Dead Burn is being promoted as “the franchise’s most savage and terrifying ride to date,” so there will be no shortage of bloody violence in the rated ‘R’ theatrical cut!
Evil Dead Burn releases in theaters nationwide July 10, 2026.
After the loss of her husband, a woman seeks solace with her in-laws in their secluded family home. As one by one they are transformed into Deadites—turning the gathering into a family reunion from hell—she comes to discover that the vows she took in life… live on even in death.
Souheila Yacoub, Tandi Wright, and Hunter Doohan star.
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