WATCH THE VIDEO HERE Fans of 50 Cent know he doesn’t play about his money and that he has no issues with dragging an opp to court, and the latest target is a movie producer who he says used his likeness in a horror flick without his permission. 50 alleges GenTV founder Ryan Kavanaugh of releasing the first eight minutes of SkillHouse on GenTV.com, where the New York rapper is reportedly credited as an actor and co-producer. “SkillHouse has been a revolutionary film project from the outset—one that is thrilling and compelling for anyone on social media and horror fans of all ages,” Kavanaugh said in a press release about the movie. “SkillHouse is more than just a horror film, the project is right for the times and breaks barriers by leveraging the power and appeal of influencers and immerses them into the story.”
50 does have ties to the movie. Back in 2022, he reportedly signed on to the movie project in 2022 and has been featured in its movie trailers and other promotional materials, but 50 Cent says he never signed any paperwork and will be taking Skill House to court. “This guy Ryan Kavanaugh is doing everything in his power to make me kill this movie,” 50 Cent he wrote on Instagram before deleting the social media post. “This one is going in the trash CAN!” 50 claims they cannot sign the movie without his signature. He says while he did appear in the movie, he never signed any contracts and that he did not get paid for his contributions.
50 Cent Sues to Block Release of ‘SkillHouse’ Horror Film
