Eli Roth returns to the horror scene and he brings Snoop Dogg along. The two creators announced a new project titled Don’t Go In That House Bitch. Roth will finance and produce the film with his company The Horror Section. Snoop Dogg will produce, write, and create the original soundtrack. This collaboration promises a fresh take on haunted house stories.
What Makes This Film Different
Roth describes the movie as the ultimate haunted house experience. He wants to push the genre beyond what audiences have seen before. He adds that the story will be insane and over the top. Snoop Dogg shares the same excitement. He loves horror movies and sees this as a perfect chance to blend his musical energy with Roth’s visual style.
Past Work That Brought Them Together
The pair first worked together on Snoop’s 2012 music video La La La. Roth directed that video and the two discovered a shared creative spark. Since then, they have stayed in touch and now plan to expand that chemistry into a full‑length feature.
Production Team and Funding
Media Capital Technologies (MCT) will fund the project alongside The Horror Section. Christopher Woodrow and Raj Singh represent MCT as producers. Executive producers include Jon Schnaars, Holly Adams, Connor DiGregorio, Eli Massillon, and Lorenzo Antonucci. All parties aim to deliver a film that challenges horror fans.
Festival Strategy and Distribution
Roth plans to showcase the movie at this year’s Toronto International Film Festival. WME Independent will handle international rights. This strategy should give the film a strong launch and attract worldwide attention.
Roth said, “I have always wanted to make the ultimate haunted house movie. When I shared the idea with Snoop, he got it immediately. Snoop loves horror movies, and I want this to be the ultimate collab.”
MCT principals Woodrow and Singh added, “Eli’s visionary approach to horror combined with Snoop’s creative energy promises a film that will push boundaries and captivate audiences.”
What to Expect Next
The film follows Roth’s recent project Ice Cream Man from The Horror Section. Production will continue in Toronto, where the team already wrapped principal photography for the previous film. Both Roth and Snoop Dogg are represented by WME, while MCT works with CAA.
Source: Deadline
