The fact that they've actually directed a feature-length film-about a newly married couple ( Allison Miller and Friday Night Lights alum Zach Gilford) whose unexpected, in utero baby shows all signs of being Satan incarnate-for a major studio is still too surreal to allow the guys to take themselves too seriously yet. That's because the Radio Silence quartet are just a bunch of wide-eyed, can't-believe-they're-here dudes who, three years ago, were making viral videos with titles like 'Mountain Devil Prank Fails Horribly' and distributing the clips themselves online. You would never see other directors of upcoming Fox films like Bryan Singer ( X-Men: Days of Future Past) or David Fincher ( Gone Girl) pulling such a harmless but fun-loving stunt like that, especially in front of reporters. 'That would be the perfect double feature,' he says as the others laugh behind him. The irony isn't missed by Bettinelli-Olpin and Villella, who move the floor posters around to have Son of God standing next to Devil's Due, ready for Villella's camera-phone snapping. First in line is the one-sheet for Devil's Due, which shows a pregnant woman seated inside a chalk-drawn, clearly occultist symbol on a bedroom floor, with a baby's crib off in the background two posters down from Devil's Due is the one for Son of God, an upcoming film inspired by the recent hit miniseries The Bible, about, yes, Jesus Christ himself. In one of the office's hallways rests a row of stand-up posters for 20 Century's Fox's early 2014 new release slate. Two of the members, Tyler Gillett, 31, and Justin Martinez, 33, are all smiles but also all business once the footage ends, following the studio's reps into a conference room the other two, Matt Bettinelli-Olpin, 35, and Chad Villella, 36, have something a bit more mischievous in mind. And preceded by that wonderful New York City promo with the evil baby in the carriage. Even more to their disbelief, they're in town to screen a 15-minute sizzle reel for a major motion picture they've directed, Devil's Due, a found-footage horror pic opening in theaters nationwide tonight at midnight. Other producers includeВ Project X EntertainmentвЂ™s William Sherak, James Vanderbilt, and Paul NeinsteinВ (Radio Silence's Scream), and Vinson FilmsвЂ™ Tripp VinsonВ and Tara Farney (Radio Silence's Ready or Not).It's a cold, rainy mid-December afternoon, and the four members of the Los Angeles-based filmmaking team Radio Silence are somewhere they never thought they'd be: inside the 20th Century Fox offices in New York City. The story of ReunionВ concerns a group of jaded old friends who re-team up for that dreaded high school reunion, when they're suddenly thrust into the task of 'saving the world' when a shape-shifting creature agrees (so it's The World's EndВ meets The Faculty?). Christopher Murphy, who also wrote Ready or NotВ for the directing team. Matt Bettinelli-Olpin, Tyler Gillett, and Chad Villella - aka Radio Silence - will direct and produce a screenplay by Guy Busick and R. They will be directing a new horror film for MGM called, aptly, Reunion. Now, per Deadline, Radio Silence has their sights set on another classic anxiety-causer of life: The high school reunion. And in the upcoming ScreamВ sequel ( which is notВ called '5CREAM' for some reason), they're tackling another: Making a 'back to basics' sequel to a beloved horror film.

In Ready or Not, filmmaking team Radio Silencetackled one of the most terrifying parts of life: Meeting your partner's odd family.

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