List of films released by Dimension Films

The following is a complete list of films produced and/or distributed by American production and distribution company Dimension Films, a subsidiary of Lantern Entertainment, formerly owned by The Weinstein Company and The Walt Disney Company under Miramax. Dimension Films began in 1992, and has produced and distributed numerous genre films, largely horror, sci-fi, and action films.[1][2] The company has owned the rights to, as well as produced and distributed, the films of several horror franchises, including the Scream films, the Children of the Corn series, Hellraiser series, and the Halloween films, among others.

In addition to distributing films for theatrical release, Dimension Films also released numerous titles direct-to-video. In 2008, the company introduced the Dimension Extreme division, a DVD label for "extreme" cinema, which mainly consisted of domestic and international horror titles.

List of films

+Key	Denotes standard theatrical release
	Denotes release was direct-to-video
	Denotes television release
∈	Denotes home video release only under Dimension Extreme label

1990s

U.S. release date	Title	Production	Distribution	Notes	Ref.
September 11, 1992	Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth	Yes	No		[3]
December 9, 1992	Godzilla vs. Biollante	No	Yes	original distributor of the film in the United States, produced by Toho Studios	[4]
January 29, 1993	Children of the Corn II: The Final Sacrifice	No	Yes		[5]
July 9, 1993	The Legend	No	Yes	First film to be released by Dimension Films during their Disney tenure	[6]
September 3, 1993	Fortress	No	Yes	Co-production with Davis Entertainment and Village Roadshow Pictures	[5]
February 4, 1994	Gunmen	No	Yes	Co-production with Davis Entertainment	[7]
March 18, 1994	Mother's Boys	Yes	No		[8]
May 11, 1994	The Crow	Yes	No		[7]
January 27, 1995	Highlander III: The Sorcerer	Yes	No		[7]
April 11, 1995	The Road Killers	Yes	No		[7]
September 1, 1995	The Prophecy	No	Yes		[9]
September 12, 1995	Children of the Corn III: Urban Harvest	No	Yes		[10]
September 29, 1995	Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers	No	Yes		[11]
December 19, 1995	Men of War	No	Yes		[11]
January 19, 1996	From Dusk till Dawn	Yes	Yes	Co-production with A Band Apart and Los Hooligans Productions	[12]
March 8, 1996	Hellraiser: Bloodline	Yes	Yes		[13]
July 26, 1996	Supercop	No	Yes		[14]
August 16, 1996	Supercop 2	No	Yes
August 30, 1996	Crime Story	No	Yes		[14]
August 30, 1996	The Crow: City of Angels	Yes	Yes		[15]
September 17, 1996	The Shooter	No	Yes		[11]
October 8, 1996	Children of the Corn IV: The Gathering	Yes	Yes		[10]
November 29, 1996	Adrenalin: Fear the Rush	No	Yes		[16]
December 20, 1996	Scream	Yes	Yes	Co-production with Woods Entertainment	[17]
February 28, 1997	Fist of Legend	No	Yes		[18]
July 18, 1997	Operation Condor	No	Yes		[18]
July 18, 1997	Operation Condor 2: The Armor of the Gods	No	Yes		[19]
August 22, 1997	Mimic	Yes	Yes	Co-production with Miramax	[19]
August 22, 1997	Nirvana	No	Yes		[20]
December 12, 1997	Scream 2	Yes	Yes	Co-production with Konrad Pictures	[21]
December 16, 1997	Bounty Hunters	No	Yes
January 20, 1998	The Prophecy II	Yes	Yes		[22]
January 23, 1998	Phantoms	Yes	Yes		[23]
February 20, 1998	Senseless	Yes	Yes		[24]
April 17, 1998	Nightwatch	Yes	Yes		[19]
March 27, 1998	Ride	Yes	Yes		[25]
May 27, 1998	I Got the Hook Up	No	Yes		[26]
June 21, 1998	Children of the Corn V: Fields of Terror	Yes	Yes		[10]
August 5, 1998	Halloween H20: 20 Years Later	Yes	Yes		[27]
August 14, 1998	Air Bud: Golden Receiver	Yes	Yes		[28]
December 25, 1998	The Faculty	Yes	Yes	Co-production with Los Hooligans Productions	[29]
March 16, 1999	From Dusk Till Dawn 2: Texas Blood Money	Yes	Yes	Co-production with A Band Apart and Los Hooligans Productions	[30]
April 9, 1999	Twin Dragons	No	Yes		[31]
April 23, 1999	eXistenZ	No	Yes		[32]
August 3, 1999	Tale of the Mummy	No	Yes		[22]
August 20, 1999	Teaching Mrs. Tingle	No	Yes		[33]
August 25, 1999	In Too Deep	Yes	Yes		[34]
October 19, 1999	Children of the Corn 666: Isaac's Return	Yes	Yes		[10]

2000s

U.S. release date	Title	Production	Distribution	Notes	Ref.
January 18, 2000	From Dusk Till Dawn 3: The Hangman's Daughter	Yes	Yes	Co-production with A Band Apart and Los Hooligans Productions	[30]
February 4, 2000	Scream 3	Yes	Yes		[35]
February 25, 2000	Reindeer Games	Yes	Yes		[36]
March 14, 2000	The Prophecy 3: The Ascent	Yes	Yes		[35]
June 14, 2000	The Crow: Salvation	No	Yes		[15]
June 16, 2000	Boys and Girls	No	Yes		[33]
July 7, 2000	Scary Movie	Yes	Yes	Co-production with Wayans Bros. Entertainment	[19]
September 1, 2000	Highlander: Endgame	Yes	Yes		[37]
September 8, 2000	Backstage	Yes	Yes		[38]
October 3, 2000	Hellraiser: Inferno	Yes	Yes		[39]
October 17, 2000	Beowulf	No	Yes		[7]
October 20, 2000	The Legend of Drunken Master	No	Yes		[14]
December 22, 2000	Dracula 2000	Yes	Yes		[40]
March 9, 2001	Get Over It	No	Yes		[41]
March 30, 2001	Spy Kids	Yes	Yes	Co-production with Troublemaker Studios	[19]
May 15, 2001	Bounty Hunters 2: Hardball	No	Yes		[42]
July 4, 2001	Scary Movie 2	Yes	Yes	Co-production with Wayans Bros. Entertainment	[43]
July 17, 2001	Mimic 2	Yes	Yes		[44]
August 10, 2001	The Others	No	Yes		[45]
August 24, 2001	Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back	Yes	Yes		[46]
August 31, 2001	O	Yes	No		[47]
October 9, 2001	Children of the Corn: Revelation	No	Yes		[10]
November 30, 2001	Texas Rangers	No	Yes		[48]
January 4, 2002	Impostor	Yes	Yes		[49]
March 12, 2002	Mexico City	No	Yes
June 18, 2002	Beneath Loch Ness	Yes	Yes		[50]
July 12, 2002	Halloween: Resurrection	Yes	Yes		[51]
August 7, 2002	Spy Kids 2: The Island of Lost Dreams	Yes	Yes	Co-production with Troublemaker Studios	[52]
August 13, 2002	The Accidental Spy	No	Yes		[53]
October 11, 2002	Below	Yes	Yes		[54]
October 15, 2002	Hellraiser: Hellseeker	Yes	Yes	Co-production with Miramax	[55]
October 25, 2002	Paid in Full	Yes	No		[56]
November 27, 2002	They	Yes	Yes	Co-production with Focus Features	[57]
December 6, 2002	Equilibrium	Yes	Yes		[58]
December 17, 2002	For the Cause	Yes	Yes	Original title: Final Encounter	[59]
January 14, 2003	Tangled	No	Yes		[60]
June 7, 2003	Dracula II: Ascension	No	Yes		[61]
July 25, 2003	Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over	Yes	Yes	Co-production with Troublemaker Studios	[62]
August 22, 2003	My Boss's Daughter	Yes	Yes		[63]
September 12, 2003	Once Upon a Time in Mexico	Yes	Yes	Co-production with Columbia Pictures and Troublemaker Studios International distributor	[64]
September 22, 2003	The Hole	No	Yes	Co-production with Pathé	[65]
October 14, 2003	Mimic 3: Sentinel	Yes	Yes		[66]
October 24, 2003	Scary Movie 3	Yes	Yes		[67]
November 26, 2003	Bad Santa	Yes	Yes	Co-production with Columbia Pictures	[68]
March 5, 2004	Starsky & Hutch	Yes	Yes	Co-production with Warner Bros.	[69]
September 17, 2004	Mr. 3000	Yes	No	Co-production with Touchstone Pictures	[70]
September 28, 2004	Track Down	No	Yes		[71]
December 25, 2004	Darkness	No	Yes		[72]
January 15, 2005	The I Inside	No	Yes
February 25, 2005	Cursed	Yes	Yes	Co-production with Outerbanks Entertainment	[73]
April 1, 2005	Sin City	Yes	Yes	Co-production with Troublemaker Studios	[74]
April 15, 2005	The Amityville Horror	Yes	No	Co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer	[75]
April 26, 2005	The Nameless	No	Yes		[72]
May 13, 2005	Mindhunters	Yes	Yes		[76]
June 4, 2005	The Crow: Wicked Prayer	Yes	Yes		[77]
June 7, 2005	Hellraiser: Deader	Yes	Yes		[55]
June 7, 2005	The Prophecy: Uprising	Yes	Yes		[78]
June 10, 2005	The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl in 3-D	Yes	Yes	Co-production with Columbia Pictures and Troublemaker Studios	[79]
July 12, 2005	Dracula III: Legacy	Yes	Yes		[61]
August 26, 2005	The Brothers Grimm	Yes	Yes	Co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Mosaic Media Group	[80]
September 6, 2005	Hellraiser: Hellworld	Yes	Yes	Co-production with Miramax	[55]
September 6, 2005	The Prophecy: Forsaken	Yes	Yes		[81]
September 16, 2005	Venom	Yes	Yes	Co-production with Outerbanks Entertainment, last film to be released during their Miramax’s Disney tenure before being sold to The Weinstein Company	[82]
October 18, 2005	Curandero	Yes	Yes	Co-production with Rodriguez International Pictures	[83]
December 25, 2005	Wolf Creek	No	Yes		[84]
April 14, 2006	Scary Movie 4	Yes	Yes	Co-production with Miramax	[67]
May 2, 2006	Ritual	No	Yes		[85]
August 11, 2006	Pulse	No	Yes		[86]
September 22, 2006	Feast	Yes	Yes		[87]
September 29, 2006	School for Scoundrels	Yes	Yes	Co-distribution with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer	[88]
December 25, 2006	Black Christmas	Yes	Yes	Co-distribution with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer	[89]
January 30, 2007	The Gathering	No	Yes		[90]
April 6, 2007	Grindhouse	Yes	Yes		[91]
April 6, 2007	Death Proof	Yes	Yes	Co-production with Troublemaker Studios	[91]
June 15, 2007	DOA: Dead or Alive	No	Yes	Released on DVD under Dimension Extreme label September 11, 2007	[92]
June 22, 2007	1408	Yes	No	Co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer	[93]
July 27, 2007	Who's Your Caddy?	Yes	Yes	Co-distribution with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer; produced by Our Stories Films	[94]
August 31, 2007	Halloween	Yes	No	Co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer	[51]
September 11, 2007 ∈	Dirty Sanchez: The Movie	No	Yes		[95]
September 25, 2007 ∈	Broken	No	Yes		[96]
October 9, 2007 ∈	Black Sheep	No	Yes	Theatrical distribution by The Weinstein Company	[97]
October 23, 2007 ∈	Buried Alive	No	Yes		[98]
November 13, 2007 ∈	Welcome to the Jungle	No	Yes		[99]
November 21, 2007	The Mist	Yes	Yes	Co-distribution with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer	[100]
February 5, 2008 ∈	Storm Warning	No	Yes		[101]
February 19, 2008 ∈	Nightmare Detective	No	Yes		[102]
March 4, 2008 ∈	Automaton Transfusion	No	Yes		[103]
March 18, 2008 ∈	13: Game of Death	No	Yes		[104]
March 28, 2008	Superhero Movie	Yes	Yes	Co-distribution with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer	[105]
April 15, 2008 ∈	Inside	No	Yes		[106]
April 25, 2008	Rogue	Yes	Yes	Co-production with Village Roadshow Pictures and Emu Creek Pictures; released on DVD under Dimension Extreme label August 5, 2008	[107]
May 6, 2008 ∈	Teeth	No	Yes		[108]
May 20, 2008 ∈	Diary of the Dead	No	Yes		[109]
May 20, 2008 ∈	Night of the Living Dead	No	Yes		[110]
June 6, 2008	The Promotion	Yes	No		[111]
July 1, 2008 ∈	Triloquist	No	Yes		[112]
July 15, 2008 ∈	Steel Trap	No	Yes		[113]
August 8, 2008	Hell Ride	Yes	Yes	Released on DVD under Dimension Extreme label October 28, 2008	[114]
August 12, 2008 ∈	The Killing Gene	No	Yes	Original title: WΔZ	[115]
August 19, 2008 ∈	The Wizard of Gore	No	Yes		[116]
August 22, 2008	The Longshots	Yes	No	Co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer	[117]
September 23, 2008 ∈	The Mother of Tears	No	Yes		[118]
September 30, 2008 ∈	Pulse 2: Afterlife	No	Yes		[119]
October 7, 2008 ∈	Feast II: Sloppy Seconds	No	Yes		[120]
November 7, 2008	Soul Men	Yes	No	Co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer	[121]
November 18, 2008 ∈	The Zombie Diaries	No	Yes		[122]
December 5, 2008 ∈	Extreme Movie	No	Yes		[123]
December 23, 2008 ∈	Pulse 3	No	Yes		[124]
January 6, 2009 ∈	Eden Lake	No	Yes		[125]
January 20, 2009 ∈	King of the Hill	No	Yes	Original title: King of the Mountain	[126]
February 17, 2009 ∈	Feast III: The Happy Finish	No	Yes		[123]
March 3, 2009 ∈	Dead in 3 Days	No	Yes		[127]
April 21, 2009 ∈	Dante 01	No	Yes		[123]
May 12, 2009 ∈	Kill Buljo	No	Yes		[123]
August 28, 2009	Halloween II	Yes	Yes		[128]
October 16, 2009	Janky Promoters	Yes	No		[129]
November 25, 2009	The Road	Yes	Yes		[130]

2010s

U.S. release date	Title	Production	Distribution	Notes	Ref.
January 8, 2010	Youth in Revolt	Yes	Yes		[131]
February 9, 2010	Hurricane Season	Yes	No		[132]
August 20, 2010	Piranha 3D	Yes	Yes		[133]
April 15, 2011	Scream 4	Yes	Yes	Co-production with Corvus Corvax and Outerbanks Entertainment	[35]
August 19, 2011	Spy Kids: All the Time in the World	Yes	Yes	Co-production with Troublemaker Studios	[134]
August 30, 2011 ∈	Children of the Corn: Genesis	Yes	Yes		[135]
September 2, 2011	Apollo 18	Yes	Yes		[136]
September 23, 2011	Livid	No	Yes		[137]
October 11, 2011	Zombie Diaries 2	No	Yes		[138]
October 18, 2011 ∈	Hellraiser: Revelations	Yes	Yes		[138]
June 1, 2012	Piranha 3DD	Yes	Yes		[139]
February 22, 2013	Dark Skies	No	Yes	Co-production with Alliance Films and Blumhouse Productions	[140]
April 12, 2013	Scary Movie 5	Yes	Yes		[141]
May 10, 2013	Aftershock	No	Yes	Co-distribution with RADiUS-TWC	[142]
June 21, 2013	Compulsion	No	Yes		[143]
October 11, 2013	All the Boys Love Mandy Lane	Yes	No		[144]
January 14, 2014	Penthouse North	No	Yes		[145]
April 18, 2014	13 Sins	Yes	Yes	Co-distribution with RADiUS-TWC; Co-production with Blumhouse Productions	[146]
August 22, 2014	Sin City: A Dame to Kill For	No	Yes		[147]
October 31, 2014	Horns	No	Yes	Co-distribution with RADiUS-TWC	[148]
February 27, 2015	Everly	No	Yes		[149]
October 17, 2015	Kristy	No	Yes	Co-distribution with The Weinstein Company; Co-production with David Kirschner Productions	[150]
June 17, 2016	Clown	Yes	Yes	Co-production with Cross Creek Pictures, PS 260, Vertebra Films, Zed Filmworks, Method Studios, and Dragonfly Entertainment	[142]
July 29, 2016	Viral	Yes	Yes	Co-distribution with RADiUS-TWC; Co-production with Blumhouse Productions	[151]
November 4, 2016	Army of One	Yes	No		[152]
October 10, 2017	Demonic	No	Yes		[153]
October 28, 2017	Amityville: The Awakening	Yes	Yes	Co-distribution with RADiUS-TWC; Co-produced with Blumhouse Productions	[154]
February 13, 2018	Hellraiser: Judgment	Yes	No	Distributed by Lionsgate Films	[155]
March 13, 2018	Children of the Corn: Runaway	Yes	No	Distributed by Lionsgate Films	[156]
September 17, 2019	Polaroid	Yes	Yes	International co-distribution with Lantern Entertainment and 13 Films; distributed in the US by Vertical Entertainment, Last Dimension film.	[157][158]

Aborted and stalled projects

U.S. release date	Title	Notes
June 16, 2017	47 Meters Down	In 2016, Dimension sold the rights to the film, which was released theatrically in 2017 through Entertainment Studios.[159]
Cancelled	An American Werewolf in London	In 2009, Dimension purchased the rights to a remake of An American Werewolf in London.[160] It was reported in 2016 that Max Landis, son of director John Landis, was developing the film. In December 2017, Max Landis confirmed on Twitter that he had completed the first draft of the script.[161] But beginning in late 2017, accusations by a number of women that Landis had abused them emotionally or sexually began to emerge publicly. In the wake of those allegations, it remains unknown if Landis will be replaced or if the project will be put on indefinite hold.[162][163]

Television productions

Title	Network	Year(s)
Glory Days	The WB	2002
Cement Heads	A&E	2014
Scream	MTV	2015–2016
The Mist	Spike	2017

See also

• Dimension Films
• The Weinstein Company
• Miramax Films

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