Rogue Pictures

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Rogue Pictures

Type	Subsidiary
Founded	March 2004
Headquarters	Universal City, California, United States
Industry	Motion pictures
Parent	Universal Pictures

Rogue Pictures is a division of Universal Pictures, which is a division of NBC Universal. It mainly produces and distributes low-budget action/horror films. It is similar to the Weinstein Company's Dimension Films (formerly a division of Disney-owned Miramax Films) and Sony Pictures Entertainment's Screen Gems. The company was launched in 2004 as a division of Focus Features [1]; in October 2007, the company became a division of Universal Pictures [2].

[edit] Films

Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Movie - May 6, 2008 (1996, produced by Gramercy Pictures)
Thick as Thieves - January 23, 1998
Orgazmo - October 23, 1998
Trippin' - May 12, 1999
Shaun of the Dead - September 24, 2004 (co-production with Universal Pictures, StudioCanal and Working Title Films)
Seed of Chucky - November 12, 2004
American Pie Presents: Band Camp - December 26, 2005 (direct-to-video) (co-production with Universal Pictures and Universal Studios Home Entertainment)
Assault on Precinct 13 - January 19, 2005
Danny the Dog - May 13, 2005
Cry Wolf - September 16, 2005
Dave Chappelle's Block Party - March 3, 2006
Waist Deep - June 23, 2006 (co-production with Intrepid Pictures)
American Pie Presents: The Naked Mile - December 19, 2006 (direct-to-video) (co-production with Universal Pictures and Universal Studios Home Entertainment)
Fearless - September 22, 2006
The Return October 20, 2006 (co-production with Intrepid Pictures)
The Hitcher - January 19, 2007 (co-production with Intrepid Pictures)
Hot Fuzz - April 20, 2007 (co-production with Universal Pictures and Working Title Films)
Balls of Fury - August 29, 2007 (co-production with Intrepid Pictures and Spyglass Entertainment)
American Pie Presents: Beta House - December 26, 2007 (direct-to-video) (co-production with Universal Pictures and Universal Studios Home Entertainment)
White Noise 2: The Light - January 08, 2008 (direct-to-video)
Doomsday - March 14, 2008 (co-production with Intrepid Pictures)
The Strangers - May 30, 2008 (co-production with Intrepid Pictures)
Hack/Slash - TBA 2009
50% - TBA

[edit] External links

Rogue Pictures at the Internet Movie Database

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