Go watch Circle.
GIVE ME YOUR FACEI honestly think of the likes of It Follows and Smile (2022) as what would happen if Nolan made a horror movie.
It's been 3000 years…Nolan would honestly probably be a good choice to adapt one of the more epic Lovecraft stories, like the Dream-Quest.
Anyone here watch Out of Darkness? Just made the page for it!
ok boomerCould you elaborate on It Follows? That’s an I treating idea but I cannot see where you’re coming from.
“This…….is God.”It focuses more on the atmosphere and the dialogue than jumping out at you and saying "Boo", that's all I'm saying.
It's been 3000 years…Ah yeah that tracks. I was thinking more along the lines of big cinematic blockbuster. He somehow managed to turn an Oppenheimer biopic into that
“This…….is God.”I haven't seen any of Nolan's films since Inception but I have a difficult time imagining him doing any kind of horror besides action horror.
The Revolution Will Not Be TropeableBloody Disgusting is saying that they are making a horror movie based around the Unknown - an original character created for the now infamous Willy Wonka experience in Glasgow.
The Owl House and Coyote Vs Acme are my Roman Empire.Today it's March, right? And a movie horror was announced in January for a March release, right?
That Unknown movie sounds more like an out-of-season April Fools’ joke than a real project. I know right now the whole experience is a complete meme, but I don’t think after it dies down it’s gonna happen.
Everybody loves the me! I’m a great athlete!I don't know, it might have some potential. After all, the oldest and strongest kind of fear is fear of the Unknown.
The Revolution Will Not Be TropeableThe Unknown is this case is an evil chocolate maker living in the walls of an off brand Willy Wonka that can be scared away if you make scary faces at them.
The Owl House and Coyote Vs Acme are my Roman Empire.Sorry. I was too deadpan.
The Revolution Will Not Be TropeableFair enough. Think they’ll use the depressed Oompa Loompas? At least one Twitter artist is shipping them with the Unknown.
The Owl House and Coyote Vs Acme are my Roman Empire.Interestingly, Dead by Daylight recently revealed its own monster called "The Unknown".
Disney100 Marathon | DreamWorks MarathonBecause the producers said they’re aiming for a late 2024 release date, I’m asassuming the film will be super cheap and easy to make, so they’ll probably just release it for the attention. They’ve already probably spent a lot on promo, so it would be a bad investment to just can the thing.
“This…….is God.”They’ve spent on promo already? I haven’t seen anything… Where’s the marketing?
The Owl House and Coyote Vs Acme are my Roman Empire.Well, I assume it’s not cheap to get a news site to advertise your movie
Edited by DeltaCube91 on Mar 4th 2024 at 6:39:31 AM
“This…….is God.”I always assumed the papers published these stories for free. Studios PAY to get their press releases published?
The Owl House and Coyote Vs Acme are my Roman Empire.I assumed so. Especially because, quoting a twitter community note here, “production company cited in the article, 'Kaledonia Pictures', did not exist 3 days ago. Their website, kaledonia-pictures.com, is email-only. The website for the project, whatistheunknown.com, was registered 4 hour later. Kaledonia Pictures is not a registered UK Company.” This is pretty sketchy, and I don’t think anyone can go to a news site, say “hey we’re doing a movie!”, and get a whole article written.
Edited by DeltaCube91 on Mar 5th 2024 at 5:46:36 AM
“This…….is God.”Could it be that Billy Coull (the man behind Willy’s Chocolate Experience/House of Illuminati), be behind it…?
It looks to me that this would be something that he would do, cashing in on the notoriety behind his own event.
Arachnophobes beware, Sébastien Vaniček's Infested, about exotic spiders taking over an apartment complex, is coming:
Sam Raimi saw it and liked it enough to let the director tackle the next Evil Dead.
Anyone notice that there seems to be a renewed interest in Dracula lately? Not that he's ever been unpopular of course, but last year we had Renfield and Last Voyage of the Demeter featuring the man himself, and The Invitation, where the vampire DeVille claims he was once called "Son of the Dragon." And this year we had Abigail, which features a character who is again implied to be Dracula using an alias in the modern day, and later on we're getting a remake of the very first feature-length adaptation of the book, Nosferatu.
There’s no way it would be anything but a supernatural movie, but I think it’d be really interesting to see a big budget Nolan slasher
“This…….is God.”