Courtney Solomon
Courtney Solomon is a Canadian film producer. Solomon produced and directed the 2000 film Dungeons & Dragons. His latest film, An American Haunting, is based on the Bell Witch legend in Tennessee. He is the founder and present head of After Dark Films, a film production and distribution company specializing in horror films, and organizer of the annual horror film festival Horrorfest featuring 8 Films to Die For.
An American Haunting
(Director)
Dungeons & Dragons
(Director)
After We Fell
(Producer)
The Butterfly Effect 3: Revelations
(Executive Producer)
Bullet to the Head
(Executive Producer)
El Gringo
(Producer)
After Ever Happy
(Producer)
An American Haunting
(Writer)
Getaway
(Producer)
Getaway
(Director)
Dark Circles
(Executive Producer)
The Task
(Producer)
Transit
(Producer)
Prowl
(Producer)
Seconds Apart
(Producer)
51
(Producer)
Beyond a Reasonable Doubt
(Executive Producer)
Enemies Closer
(Producer)
The Philly Kid
(Producer)
Cake
(Producer)
Husk
(Producer)
Final Score
(Executive Producer)
The Strangers: Chapter 1
(Producer)
The Strangers: Chapter 3
(Producer)
The Strangers: Chapter 2
(Producer)
Mr. Church
(Producer)
After Everything
(Producer)
The Yellow Birds
(Producer)
Stash House
(Executive Producer)
Fertile Ground
(Executive Producer)
Phoenix Forgotten
(Producer)
Scream of the Banshee
(Executive Producer)
The Strangers: Chapter 1
(Second Unit Director)
Red Sonja
(Producer)
Re-Kill
(Producer)
Dungeons & Dragons
(Producer)
Dragon Eyes
(Producer)
The Comedian
(Producer)
After
(Producer)
Arthur the King
(Producer)
Burn Your Maps
(Producer)
Bastard
(Executive Producer)
Universal Soldier: Day of Reckoning
(Executive Producer)
Universal Soldier: Regeneration
(Executive Producer)
After We Collided
(Producer)
Children of Sorrow
(Executive Producer)