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The film's title comes from a line...

Okay, who cares? My Soul to Take was released by Relativity Media and Universal Pictures on October 8th, 2010.

It was unsuccessful at the box office, grossing $21 against a $25 million budget, and received mostly negative reviews from critics.

The film was one of Craven's final slasher works before he died in 2015 and was later reappraised by horror fans, gaining a small cult following that considers it underrated.

So Lee Daniels, director of Precious, Paperboy, The Butler, um, acquired the rights to Latoya's story, and it was announced as early as 2014 to be in the works, so 10 years prior to its eventual release.

Relativity Media was originally gonna produce it, but they went under, and the project stalled until Netflix picked it up in 2022.

So David Cogginzal and Elijah Bytham wrote the screenplay loosely based upon Latoya Ammons' story.

Uh, Lee Daniels got Andra Day attached to star, whom he had just worked with on The United States vs. Billie Holiday.