The document provides information on three major film studios: Twentieth Century Fox, Warner Bros., and Universal Pictures. It summarizes the founding and ownership of each studio and lists some examples of horror films produced by each, including What Lies Beneath and Mirrors by Twentieth Century Fox, Orphan and Final Destination 5 by Warner Bros., and The Strangers and The Unborn by Universal Pictures.

1. INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH

2. 20TH CENTURY FOX
• Twentieth Century Fox Film
Corporation is one of the six major
American film studios as of 2011.
Located in the Century City area
of Los Angeles, just west of Beverly
Hills, the studio is a subsidiary
of Rupert Murdoch's News
Corporation.
• The company was founded on May
31 1935, as the result of the merger
of Fox Film Corporation, founded
by William Fox in
1915, and Twentieth Century
Pictures, founded in 1933 by Darryl F.
Zanuck, Joseph Schenck, Raymond
Griffith and William Goetz.
(Wikipedia)
• The company have produced horror
films such as What Lies
Beneath, Mirrors and Jennifer’s Body.

3. WARNER BROS.
• Warner Bros.
Entertainment, Inc., also
known as Warner Bros.
Pictures or simply Warner
Bros. (though the name was
occasionally given in full form
as Warner Brothers during
the company's early years), is
an American producer of film
and television entertainment.
• One of the major film
studios, it is a subsidiary
of Time Warner, with its
headquarters
in Burbank, California and
New York.(Wikipedia)
• The company have produced
films such as Orphan, Final
Destination 5 and Sweeney
Todd.

4. UNIVERSAL PICTURES
• Universal Pictures, also
called Universal Studios, a
subsidiary of
NBCUniversal, is one of the
six major movie studios.
• It was founded in New York
on April 30, 1912 (as
Universal Film
Manufacturing Company)
and on June 8, 1912
(as Universal Pictures)
(Wikipedia)
• The company have
produced films such as The
Strangers, The Unborn and
The Last House on the Left.