Bone Tomahawk
2015 American Western film
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| October 2017 | Director S. Craig Zahler reflected on the film's production, noting his dissatisfaction with the RED Dragon camera and decision to switch to the RED Weapon camera for his next film. |
| December 18 2016 | S. Craig Zahler's screenplay placed 5th in the Best Screenplay category at the Dublin Film Critics' Circle. |
| October 9 2016 | Freddy Waff won Best Technical-Artistic Western at the Almería Western Film Festival. |
| June 22 2016 | The film was nominated for Best Independent Film at the Saturn Awards. |
| April 23 2016 | The film won Best Avant-Garde & Genre at the Buenos Aires International Festival of Independent Cinema. |
| April 23 2016 | S. Craig Zahler won Best Avant-Garde & Genre at the Buenos Aires International Festival of Independent Cinema. |
| March 13 2016 | Kurt Russell won Best Actor and Richard Jenkins was nominated for Best Supporting Actor at the Fangoria Chainsaw Awards. |
| February 27 2016 | S. Craig Zahler was nominated for Best Screenplay at the Independent Spirit Awards, and Richard Jenkins was nominated for Best Supporting Actor. |
| January 31 2016 | S. Craig Zahler won the Jury Prize at the Festival International du Film Fantastique de Gérardmer for 'Bone Tomahawk'. |
| 2015 | Principal photography for 'Bone Tomahawk' took place over 21 days at Paramount Ranch in California, with prior location scouting in New Mexico, Utah, and Romania. |
| December 29 2015 | Bone Tomahawk was released on Blu-ray and DVD. |
| December 16 2015 | The film was nominated for Best First Film by the Austin Film Critics Association and for Best Horror Film and Best Supporting Actor (Richard Jenkins) by the Phoenix Critics Circle. |
| December 16 2015 | Kurt Russell and Richard Jenkins were nominated for Best Supporting Actor by the Austin Film Critics Association and Phoenix Critics Circle. |
| December 14 2015 | Richard Jenkins was nominated for Best Supporting Actor at the Indiana Film Journalists Association Awards. |
| October 23 2015 | Bone Tomahawk was given a limited release in the United States. |
| October 23 2015 | Lakeshore Records released the film's soundtrack in digital and vinyl formats, composed by Jeff Herriott, who created music to accompany long shots and set mood transitions in the film. |
| October 23 2015 | RLJ Entertainment releases Bone Tomahawk in a limited theatrical release, which goes on to gross over $480,000 in theater sales and $4.32 million in home media sales. |
| October 17 2015 | Zahler also won the José Luis Guarner Prize at the Sitges Film Festival. |
| October 17 2015 | S. Craig Zahler won the Best Direction Award at the Sitges Film Festival for 'Bone Tomahawk'. |
| October 10 2015 | Bone Tomahawk was screened at the London Film Festival. |
| October 3 2015 | The film screened at the Charlotte Film Festival. |
| October 2 2015 | The first trailer for Bone Tomahawk was released. |
| October 1 2015 | Bone Tomahawk premieres at Fantastic Fest. |
| August 2015 | RLJ Entertainment acquired distribution rights for Bone Tomahawk. |
| October 2014 | Casting for Bone Tomahawk begins, with initial actors Peter Sarsgaard, Timothy Olyphant, and Jennifer Carpenter being replaced by Patrick Wilson, Matthew Fox, and Lili Simmons due to scheduling conflicts. |
| October 2014 | Principal photography for the film takes place in California, lasting 21 days. |
| September 29 2014 | Additional cast members Lili Simmons, David Arquette, Sid Haig, Kathryn Morris, and Evan Jonigkeit were added to the film, with Simmons replacing Jennifer Carpenter. |
| September 24 2014 | Patrick Wilson and Matthew Fox joined the cast of Bone Tomahawk. |
| October 31 2012 | Kurt Russell, Peter Sarsgaard, Richard Jenkins, and Jennifer Carpenter signed on to the cast of Bone Tomahawk, with roles including a sheriff, a cowboy, an oldster, and one of the captives of troglodyte cannibals. |
| October 30 2012 | Production of Bone Tomahawk was officially made public, with funding from Caliber Media Company and international sales handled by Celluloid Dreams. |
| 2011 | Zahler wrote the script for Bone Tomahawk and produced the low-budget horror film Asylum Blackout. |
| 2011 | Zahler wrote the script for Bone Tomahawk, marking his fifth Western screenplay. |
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