Simon Pegg’s feature sets shoot dates
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The debut feature from the new production company set up by Simon Pegg and Nick Frost is gearing up to shoot later this summer.
Slaughterhouse Rulez is a comedy horror set in an elite boarding school where pupils and staff alike face a terrifying battle for survival.
Filming dates are listed on Production Intelligence, along with the main production personnel such as the line producer, production designer, production co-ordinator and location manager.
The film is the first production from Stolen Picture, founded by Pegg and Frost, who will executive produce. Crispian Mills directs from a screenplay he wrote with Henry Fitzherbert. Catalyst Global Media (Finding Your Feet) is on board to co-produce.
Pegg has recently been in New Zealand filming his role of Benji Dunn in Mission: Impossible 6.
Simon Pegg photo via Getty Images/WireImage/Samir Hussein.
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