What's Happening?
Christopher Woodrow has been named chairman of Eli Roth's The Horror Section, a media company focused on horror content. Woodrow, founder of Media Capital Technologies, will work with Roth and CEO Jon Schnaars to expand the company's strategic vision and secure investment capital. The Horror Section aims to build a comprehensive intellectual property library and establish itself as a leading horror brand. The company plans to finance and produce Roth's upcoming film, 'Don’t Go in That House, Bitch!', with Snoop Dogg involved in production and soundtrack creation.
Why It's Important?
Woodrow's appointment signals a strategic push to elevate The Horror Section's presence in the entertainment industry. By leveraging his experience in media investment, the company aims to attract significant funding and partnerships, potentially leading to high-profile projects and collaborations. The focus on horror content aligns with current market trends, where genre films often achieve commercial success. This development could influence the horror genre's landscape, encouraging more innovative and diverse storytelling.
What's Next?
The Horror Section will continue to develop its slate of projects, with 'Don’t Go in That House, Bitch!' as a key upcoming release. The company's growth strategy may involve expanding into merchandise, gaming, and live events, broadening its reach beyond traditional film and television. As the company establishes itself, it may attract further talent and investment, solidifying its position in the horror genre.
