Andy Gould

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Andy Gould has firmly planted his feet in the film world as a producer, and a specialist in film financing. He's produced all of Rob Zombie's films including the controversial and critically acclaimed Lionsgate films House of 1000 Corpses and The Devil's Rejects. Gould also produced Zombie's re-imagining of the horror classic Halloween (2007) for The Weinstein Company, which broke Labor Day box office records. He continued his role as producer on Halloween 2, The Haunted World of El Superbeasto (Zombie's animated feature), and a Butcher Brothers feature, The Violent Kind. Gould and Zombie's 7th feature film, The Lords of Salem, produced in conjunction with Jason Blum and Oren Peli (Insidious, Paranormal Activity franchise), and premiered to critical acclaim at the Toronto International Film Festival 2012. After much speculation and a heated bidding war, Anchor Bay Films emerged as the new home for The Lords of Salem which was released in April of 2013. Gould also has two projects in development, slated for production in 2014. He and Zombie have optioned the rights for the underdog story of the ruthless Philadelphia Flyers hockey team in the 1970s titled The Broad Street Bullies. He's also producing an independent film entitled Scumbag.  From IMDb.

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2022  I, Challenger

Producer:
2003  House of 1000 Corpses
2005  The Devil's Rejects
2007  Grindhouse
2007  Halloween
2009  Halloween II
2010  The Violent Kind
2013  The Lords of Salem
2016  31
2022  I, Challenger

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