Maneater Collection

The Maneater Collection is a series of natural horror films produced for television by RHI Entertainment for the Syfy Channel and distributed by Vivendi Entertainment. Developed under the creative direction of Danny Tubbs of Vivendi Entertainment, the collection encompasses 28 films released between 2007 and 2015. Originally intended for premiere in 2007, the first six films were initially released in Canada on the Movie Central on Demand channel due to a pre-licensing agreement. A significant portion of the series' production took place in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. The collection comprises a total runtime of 2562 minutes with a reported budget of $12,650,000. While specific revenue figures are not available, the films within the Maneater Collection feature a variety of monstrous threats, including creatures like sharks, yetis, and gargoyles. Examples include "Maneater" (2007) and "High Plains Invaders" (2009), showcasing the diverse range of horror concepts explored throughout the series. The Maneater Collection spans eight years of production, with films ranging in runtime from 83 to 158 minutes. The series' output includes titles such as "Shark Swarm" (2008) which has a runtime of 158 minutes and "Behemoth" (2011) with a runtime of 90 minutes. The collection’s total budget is documented as $12,650,000 across its 28 films.