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BondIt, Buffalo 8 and Sandaled Child Productions to provide Horror Slate


BondIt Media Capital, Buffalo 8 Distribution and Sandaled Child Productions have teamed up on a brand new slate of horror movies.

The partnership will develop three high-profile industrial horror movies. BondIt will fund the listing, whereas Buffalo 8 will launch the titles. Sandaled Child Productions will give attention to the event and manufacturing of the tasks.

“This partnership brings collectively firms with complementary strengths and a shared perception in making daring, industrial style movies,” James Cullen Bressack, founding father of Sandaled Child Productions, mentioned in an announcement. “We wished to create a range that was recent, marketable and genuinely scary, whereas giving every movie the chance to face out in a crowded market.”

The deal was negotiated by Bressack and Matthew Helderman, CEO and co-founder of BondIt and Buffalo 8. Each Bressack and Helderman will function govt producers on all three movies.

“James is a long-time collaborator of our BondIt and Buffalo 8 groups – and we’re excited to tackle one other journey with him as we intention to launch these movies in 2027,” Helderman mentioned in an announcement. “This lineup of authentic style movies displays our continued enlargement and give attention to greenlighting new industrial tasks for VOD audiences.”

Extra particulars, together with titles, filmmakers and manufacturing schedules, have but to be introduced.

Helderman based Buffalo 8 in 2010 as an impartial media studio targeted on manufacturing, post-production and distribution. BondIt was launched in 2013 with a give attention to eradicating stress on capital from deposits that productions depart to guilds to make sure their members are paid in a well timed method.

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Sandaled Child launched in 2020 with a give attention to micro- and mid-budget style movies, significantly motion and horror. Bressack’s credit embody “Darkness of Man,” “Sizzling Seat” and “Fortress.”