Violator Management, which represents 50 Cent, Missy Elliot and Busta Rhymes, has reportedly teamed up with Paramount Pictures and indie film company DJ Classicz to develop an urban themed horror flick titled Shady Talez.
According to Daily Variety, the flick will revolve around three stories that "pay hip-hop homage to classic horror films".
John Davis and Dallas Jackson will produce Shady Talez while Violator bosses Chris Lighty and Mona Scott will executive produce.
“We intend to marry each of the stories with a hot director from the music video and/or film world along with Violator's hip-hop talent roster,” Dallas Jackson said.
Violator's roster also includes Tony Yayo, LL Cool J, Saigon, Kia Shine, Uncle Murda, and Papoose, among others.
Production details for Shady Talez were not released.
In related news, 50 Cent will be starring alongside Robert De Niro and Al Pacino in the crime drama Righteous Kill which opens in theaters on September 19th.
Deniro and Pacino play two police officers attempting to catch a serial killer while resolving personal issues between each other. 50 plays a club owner named "Spider" who gets entangled in the cops search for the killer.
Source: Sixshot.com
According to Daily Variety, the flick will revolve around three stories that "pay hip-hop homage to classic horror films".
John Davis and Dallas Jackson will produce Shady Talez while Violator bosses Chris Lighty and Mona Scott will executive produce.
“We intend to marry each of the stories with a hot director from the music video and/or film world along with Violator's hip-hop talent roster,” Dallas Jackson said.
Violator's roster also includes Tony Yayo, LL Cool J, Saigon, Kia Shine, Uncle Murda, and Papoose, among others.
Production details for Shady Talez were not released.
In related news, 50 Cent will be starring alongside Robert De Niro and Al Pacino in the crime drama Righteous Kill which opens in theaters on September 19th.
Deniro and Pacino play two police officers attempting to catch a serial killer while resolving personal issues between each other. 50 plays a club owner named "Spider" who gets entangled in the cops search for the killer.
Source: Sixshot.com
