Overview
- Catherine Corcoran’s complaint says her 2015 agreement grants her 1% of profits from Terrifier across box office, streaming, live events and merchandise.
- The filing describes intermittent payments after the 2022 sequel, claims they stopped following the third film’s release, and reports disputed totals of roughly $8,300 versus about $17,000.
- Director Damien Leone and producer Phil Falcone, represented by attorney Larry Zerner, deny the allegations and say they will vigorously defend the case.
- The suit alleges producers failed to secure required written consent for nudity under SAG rules and details physically taxing filming that Corcoran says led to medical issues.
- The complaint names Dark Age Cinema and cites the franchise’s outsized success, reported at around $100 million worldwide on a combined budget under $2.5 million, while accusing the producers of poor record-keeping.