Twisted Pictures is twisted indeed. Imagine a film franchise that cost just under $25 million to produce, but has made almost $500 million at the worldwide box office.

Blumhouse Acquiring ‘Saw’ Rights From Twisted Pictures – The Dish. Anthony D'Alessandro and Mike Fleming Jr. Wed, June 4, 2025 at 11:30 PM UTC. 1 min read.

We told you first that Blumhouse was buying Twisted Pictures' share of the Saw rights. That deal, led by CAA Evolution, has now closed.

The founders of Twisted Pictures kept the movie rights, an uncommon move that has paid off. Taking Risk on 'Saw' Gives Firm's Executives a Big Cut - Los Angeles Times ...

The talks between Blumhouse and Twisted began last year but broke down earlier this year. A sale price was one of the big sticking points. Made for only $1.2 million, Saw became one of the most ...

The talks between Blumhouse and Twisted Pictures started last year, but stalled earlier this year with a sale price as a major sticking point. The 10 Saw films have scared up over $1 billion ...

Twisted Pictures' titles will be low-budget projects from up-and-coming filmmakers. By Rebecca Leffler Sequels to hit films can either make or break a franchise. And with 2005’s Saw II, Darren ...

Blumhouse is in talks to acquire the rights to Twisted Pictures’ portion of the “Saw” horror film franchise, according to media reports. Lionsgate owns 50% of the franchise and will continue ...

Twisted Pictures reached its crossroads with the Saw franchise, delivering mixed-bag results with Jigsaw (2017) and Spiral (2021) before scoring a return financial and critical hit with Saw X (2023).

According to Deadline Twisted Pictures, the company behind the Saw series and other genre films, has made an output and distribution deal with Wild Bunch. Read on for details.

Lionsgate and Twisted Pictures are teaming up with Chris Rock to bring a new “Saw” film to theaters on Oct. 23, 2020, Chairman of Lionsgate’s Motion Picture Group Joe Drake announced on ...

Twisted Pictures is developing a new horror pic that won't debut in theaters, on DVD or on TV. Production company behind the "Saw" series is pacting with video Web site Break.com to produce a film ...