Throughout February, ANTSS will be running images that reflect - for better or worse - the image of African Americans in horror cinema.
Publicity still for A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors (1987), featuring Ken Sagoes.
duminică, 14 februarie 2010
sâmbătă, 13 februarie 2010
vineri, 12 februarie 2010
Karen O'Hara, Syfy Channel's director of original movies, just dropped this tweet earlier this week:
Just got off the phone with the legendary Roger Corman who's doing a new movie for us this year. Yes, it's the long-rumored SHARKTOPUS! . . . Spent half an hour discussing what a sharktopus should look like, how many mouths it should have and how it should kill.
This shocks the hell out of me. I find it hard to believe that a whole 30 minutes of conceptual planning would ever go into a Syfy Original Movie.
Thanks to Dave for calling this to my attention.
joi, 11 februarie 2010
Though set on an isolated, God forsaken island off the coast of Massachusetts, much of Shutter Island was filmed in the decidedly in-land town of Medfield, population 12,836. This nice little burg attracted director Martin Scorsese's attention because it's home to the Medfield State Hospital - a massive (58 buildings on 900 acres) and picturesque mental institution built in the late 19th century and closed in 1994. At its peak, the asylum held more than 2,000 patients - about a sixth of the population of modern Medfield.
It's a popular stop for urban explorers. To see Shutter Island landlocked and Leo free, check out the following galleries:
Abandoned But Not Forgotten
Abandoned Places
There's a nice tour of the hospital's graveyard at Grave Addiction.
You can also get a bird's eye view of the hospital from Google maps.
miercuri, 10 februarie 2010
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