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Sep 18, 2026
Robert GalluzzoHOST
They made a prequel.
Robert GalluzzoHOST
This is a very interesting time for Dimension Films where they were doing sequels.
Robert GalluzzoHOST
direct to DVD sequels to a lot of their properties.
Robert GalluzzoHOST
There's like the pulse trilogy and all that kind of stuff.
John CampbellHOST
Director of The Curse of Michael Myers.
John CampbellHOST
And Phantoms, another Dimension release that Affleck was devolved in.
Elliot LewisHOST
Oh, he also directed the second and third season of Fringe.
John CampbellHOST
I mean, yes, he directed on The Wire.
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John CampbellHOST
isn't Revelations the last one? I was going to say
Elliot LewisHOST
Judgment.
Elliot LewisHOST
I was going to say Judgment wasn't, but no, it was still Dimension.
John CampbellHOST
Oh, is Judgment the last one before it goes to the...
Aidan FountainHOST
Music by Tyler Bates, classic.
Aidan FountainHOST
Production companies, Dimension Films, Nightfall Productions, Spectacle Entertainment Group, and Trancast International Films.
Aidan FountainHOST
Distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, United States, The Weinstein Company International.
Aidan FountainHOST
Release date, August 31st, 2007, United States.
John CampbellHOST
So they were like, no, no, no, no.
John CampbellHOST
I knew we were in trouble when the Dimension Films logo came up.
John CampbellHOST
This is the first movie released by Dimension Films.
Elliot LewisHOST
Ever?
John CampbellHOST
Ever.
Michael RoffmanHOST
Music by Steven Edwards.
Michael RoffmanHOST
Produced and production company, Dimension Films.
McKenzie GerberHOST
[exhales]
Michael RoffmanHOST
Shadow rolls.
Michael RoffmanHOST
Dimension Films.
Michael RoffmanHOST
We all get excited.
Michael RoffmanHOST
What was your f- actually, I wanna, I wanna ask this now, 'cause we've talked about the glory days of Dimension Films on this podcast.
Michael RoffmanHOST
Now having done this series, and several other direct-to-video movies since then, what are your feelings when you see Dimension Films? Is it...
WesHOST
With a runtime of around 93 minutes, the plot can get a little bit complicated and messy, and a little bit disjointed along the way, and it's this that knocks down its rating a little.
WesHOST
One thing I did discover when looking into this movie after watching it, yes I do do some research, after its general release in France in 2011, it struggled to find an American distributor, with Dimension Films eventually picking it up.
WesHOST
Livid, however, sat on a dusty shelf never to see the light of day for another 10 years until Shudder acquired the rights in 2022 and it finally found a new audience.
WesHOST
Well done Shudder, although your UK film selection still sucks compared to our friends in America, something I've been unhappy about for a very long time, so I thought I'd get that off my chest.
Jason SwankHOST
Yeah
Ernest ClineGUEST
... and, uh, and Harvey Weinstein, uh, you know, made Kevin Smith's career and Uh, Tarantino, uh, and Robert Rodriguez, like they all owe him, uh, and Dimension Films, his brother, they all, uh, uh, uh, a lot of important filmmakers owe those guys, uh, and didn't know what was going on.
Ernest ClineGUEST
Uh, I think Kevin Smith ended up like donating all the proceeds from the movies he made with Harvey because he felt so, uh, uh, icky about it, uh, afterwards.
Jason SwankHOST
Yeah.
Jesse McAnallyHOST
Spy Kids was a film written and directed by Robert Rodriguez.
Jesse McAnallyHOST
It premiered March 18th 2001 and released in the United States on March 30th by Dimension Films.
Jesse McAnallyHOST
The film received positive reviews from critics and grossed over $147 million worldwide against a production budget of $35 million.
Jesse McAnallyHOST
Remember mid-budget films? I do.
Mike D'AngeloHOST
Yeah.
Shawn HatosyGUEST
So we really were feeling Scream being the example and, and Dimension Films and all of that.
Shawn HatosyGUEST
And what was, what it was kind of exploding in popularity.
Shawn HatosyGUEST
We were presented as like this is going to be the next scream like there was all of this build up around the faculty and and you know it was one of those moments where we're all looking looking at each other like are we gonna all just like blow like we thought we're gonna blow up like the the scream you know it's gonna be a franchise and it didn't turn out to be that but I think it did pretty well.
AustinHOST
We're spoiling a 27-year-old movie, so if you haven't seen it, we will be revealing key plot points.
AustinHOST
I think we opened up this as Dimension Films, given all those Scream vibes.
AustinHOST
I think, you know, as things get set up and more importantly, like the films of this era, they were vehicles for soundtracks, right? So we opened with some Offspring, I think is how the movie opened.
AustinHOST
And
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MattHOST
Like actually wasn't there, there, there was right there in like a Soviet camp that was ripped off of the thing.
MattHOST
So like, I feel like there's just so many better examples of, um, body snatcher style movies and just like Bobby said there's there's a ton of other teen horror movies out there to watch that are potentially more entertaining I there's no way that any of these movies are ever probably going to beat Cabin in the Woods for me I'm just going to go watch that instead so that's not fair that's just not fair
AustinHOST
I feel like if you're choosing to get together with your friends and maybe do a Dimension Films run, it's in the list.
AustinHOST
So you'll watch it because of that.