It's great to see a Stephen King property getting so much attention in tinsel town! There's no doubt Ron Howard's adaptation of King's epic horror/fantasy/western seriesDark Toweris on everyone's lips, and the list of potential stars is growing faster than anyone could have expected!
Who's gonna nab the top line? Expect to find out soon!
Look for more onThe Dark Toweras we get it!
Director Darren Lynn Bousman is having a devil of a time working on his latest film,11 11 11, and today he's updated his official blog with more strange and well ... strange tales from the production.
"I finished the first draft of 11 11 11 without losing my mind– though at times I stepped into some very dark places… But my curiosity ended on the Web,"says Bousman in hislatest blog entry."Once I closed my computer and shut off the Internet I was transported back into the SANE NORMAL world in which I lived… My wife… My dog… Seinfeld."He continues,"Cut to today. Never in a million years would I have imagined that coming to Spain would bring me one step closer to the horrors I had read about online".
Click on the above link for a bit more, though it doesn't go much into detail for obvious reasons. I'm sure that with his next entry he'll get into as much as he can!
Synopsis
"After the tragic death of his wife and child, famed American author Joseph Crone travels from the United States to Barcelona, Spain to reunite with his enstranged brother Samuel and dying father, Richard. However, fate has a different plan for Joseph as his life becomes plagued with strange happenings, and the constant sightings of the number 11. Curiosity quickly turns to obsession, and Joseph soon realizes that this number holds a horrific meaning not only to himself but possibly to all of religion. Isolated in a foreign country with only the support of his companion, Sadie, Joseph soon realizes that 11/11/11 is more than just a date, it's a WARNING!"!
Make sure you're following Darren Lynn Bousman onFacebookandTwitterto stay up on the latest, and also visit11-11-11themovie.comfor more!
No, it's not one of our WTF Friday goofs, but it is strange enough to have you scratching your head mildly confused and totally intrigued! Get ready for some really strange new stills for Calvin Reeder'sThe Oregonian.
If you're at all familiar with the short films of filmmaker Calvin Reeder (Little Farm, The Rambler, Snake Mountain Colada), then you already know that when it comes to being disturbing, few out there do it better.
Lindsay Pulsipher, Robert Longstreet, Tipper Newton, Barlow Jacobs, and Matt Olsen star.
Synopsis
There is a place. A place where the skies are wide and the forests are thick--and strange. You can lose yourself forever in these woods. You'll meet truckers with problems and old women with strange powers. You may even make a furry friend. Just be sure to stay quiet. Spend some time with a woman from Oregon who is lost on the road and running away from her past. Now she has a chance to experience everything the grotesque Northwest has to offer, whether she likes it or not.
You know who hasn't taken a break for the holidays? All the indie filmmakers out there trying to get noticed, and god love them for it! Sit back, dearest reader, and get ready to delve a bit deeper into the mystery ofWhere the Dogs Divide Her.
R Squared Filmshave scored themselves the distro rights for the Martin Rutley film. Dig on the plot crunch and the trailer below.
Synopsis
As an unborn child dreams, a nameless stranger sits in a bathroom, his hands bloodied and trembling as he ponders a double murder he has no memory of committing.
This man has no memory or known identity and in his efforts to find his true self, he is split in three separate components (three aspects of amnesia) and slowly unearths a horrifying family secret surrounding the unsolved violent deaths of his parents But before the he can come to terms with his crimes and escape this prison of the mind, first the killer must make contact with ghosts from a long-forgotten past - shadowy souls whose only purpose is to lure others into their hellish trap.
Where The Dogs Divide Her explores varied themes: nostalgia, loss of identity, and the ongoing psychological-war between desire and reason.
