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Jackrabbit Media has acquired worldwide sales rights excluding Scandinavia to Finnish thriller Delivery Run and will commence sales at Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) later this week.

Joey Palmroos, who co-directed Jackrabbit sales title The Outlaws (formerly 5 Outlaws) starring Eric Roberts, directed the story about a food delivery driver caught in a game of cat-and-mouse with a snowplough truck driver in the Minnesota backcountry.

Alexander Arnold from shark attack thriller The Last Breath and Yesterday stars alongside Liam James Collins, Nadine Higgin, Arthur Sylense, and Thom Chacon.

Produced by Arctic Renegades, Delivery Run is currently in post-production and will...

"Shut your mouth and pull the trigger!" Saban Films has revealed the official trailer for a cowboy bandits western thriller titled The Outlaws, an indie film directed by Joey Palmroos & Austen Paul. Though not to be confused with the British series The Outlaws or the Korean action film The Outlaws, this was originally titled 5 Outlaws until the name was changed to this vastly more generic, easily forgettable title. (They need to stop doing this.) A group of outlaws wake up to their loot bag from their train heist being empty. Each cowboy, hand tight to the bag, hanging on in the middle of the camp starts to interrogate each other on who among them stole the loot. With no witnesses, just the rugged nature, the wild west. Each outlaw now needs to try to convince the others, clear their name, and not get shot in the process, trying to...

Summoners is first to go.

Jackrabbit Media is moving into US distribution with the release of Terence Krey’s witchcraft drama Summoners.

The film will premiere on the Nightstream genre TVoD platform before debuting on major digital platforms in December.

Summoners is about a former witch called back into the world of magic when a childhood friend requests her help in performing a dark spell.

The cast includes Christine Nyland, who co-wrote the screenplay with Krey, and genre veteran Larry Fessenden.

CEO Jack Campbell plans to release 10-12 films a year starting in 2024, comprising third-party acquisitions and in-house productions such as Ghosts Of Red Ridge,...