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‘The Time War’, from writer/director Neil Johnson, has received its first promotional art. The long gestating sci-fi thriller, which began production back in 2010, features legendary actor Christopher Lee in his last role. The long awaited film also stars award-winning actors Trace Birdsall (Casino) and Barry Corbin (No Country for Old Men), who co-starred together in ‘Dawn of the Crescent Moon’. Lee had his first role in 1946’s television series ‘Kaleidoscope’. He starred in 278 roles including in ‘The Hobbit’ franchise, ‘The Lord of the Rings’ franchise, ‘Sleepy Hallow’, ‘Gremlins 2’, ‘The Wicker Man (1973)’, and 1959’s ‘The Mummy’. He also appeared in many Dracula films, like ‘Count Dracula’ (1970). Lee lent his voice to several animated roles, for example the character of Pastor Galswells in Tim Burton’s ‘The Corpse Bride’. The Time War’ explores a scenario where Adolf Hitler travels back in time to rewrite history. Imagine “you try and stop him and make matters much worse…” From the
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Michael Pena (The Vatican Tapes) is set to star in Sony’s ‘The Bringing’ from director Jeremy Lovering. The most recent script was penned by Kevin Kolsch and Denis Widmyer. The film is set in the Cecil Hotel in downtown Los Angeles, the very same hotel that inspired last season’s ‘American Horror Story: Hotel’. The hotel has a dark and deadly past and once served as home to a serial killer. The Cecil Hotel also has had a long history of mysterious deaths, suicides, and disappearances. Pena will be playing the role of an investigator looking for answers after a mysterious death occurs on the hotel’s grounds, according to Bloody Disgusting. It’s allegedly based on Elisa Lam, who was found dead in the water tanks on the roof of the Cecil Hotel in Los Angeles. That’s the place that killers like Richard Ramirez called home at one time or another, and where suicides have occurred. Footage of Lam’s bizarre, inexplicable behavior
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Odds are you have probably heard of the film The House at the End of Time. It is Venezuela’s highest grossing horror film of all time. Well, I guess not even Venezuela is immune to one Hollywood’s latest addiction, remakes. New Line has picked up the rights to make an American remake. New Line has delivered several big hits recently, including Lights Out and The Conjuring 2. The original film was written, directed, produced and edited by Alejandro Hidalgo who will helm the new version. Henry Gayden (Earth to Echo) is in talks to pen the new script. The House at the End of Time centers on Dulce, a mother, who returns to her old home where a terrible tragedy took place 30 years before so that she can decipher the mystery that has tormented her for so long. Chris Bender (A History of Violence) and Jake Weiner (Zombeavers) will co-produce under the banner of their newly created company, Good
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From the Crypt
‘The Time War’, from writer/director Neil Johnson, has received its first promotional art. The long gestating sci-fi thriller, which began production back in 2010, features legendary actor Christopher Lee in his last role. The long awaited film also stars award-winning actors Trace Birdsall (Casino) and Barry Corbin (No Country for Old Men), who co-starred together in ‘Dawn of the Crescent Moon’. Lee had his first role in 1946’s television series ‘Kaleidoscope’. He starred in 278 roles including in ‘The Hobbit’ franchise, ‘The Lord of the Rings’ franchise, ‘Sleepy Hallow’, ‘Gremlins 2’, ‘The Wicker Man (1973)’, and 1959’s ‘The Mummy’. He also appeared in many Dracula films, like ‘Count Dracula’ (1970). Lee lent his voice to several animated roles, for example the character of Pastor Galswells in Tim Burton’s ‘The Corpse Bride’. The Time War’ explores a scenario where Adolf Hitler travels back in time to rewrite history. Imagine “you try and stop him and make matters much worse…” From the
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From the Crypt
Michael Pena (The Vatican Tapes) is set to star in Sony’s ‘The Bringing’ from director Jeremy Lovering. The most recent script was penned by Kevin Kolsch and Denis Widmyer. The film is set in the Cecil Hotel in downtown Los Angeles, the very same hotel that inspired last season’s ‘American Horror Story: Hotel’. The hotel has a dark and deadly past and once served as home to a serial killer. The Cecil Hotel also has had a long history of mysterious deaths, suicides, and disappearances. Pena will be playing the role of an investigator looking for answers after a mysterious death occurs on the hotel’s grounds, according to Bloody Disgusting. It’s allegedly based on Elisa Lam, who was found dead in the water tanks on the roof of the Cecil Hotel in Los Angeles. That’s the place that killers like Richard Ramirez called home at one time or another, and where suicides have occurred. Footage of Lam’s bizarre, inexplicable behavior
Continue reading →
From the Crypt
Odds are you have probably heard of the film The House at the End of Time. It is Venezuela’s highest grossing horror film of all time. Well, I guess not even Venezuela is immune to one Hollywood’s latest addiction, remakes. New Line has picked up the rights to make an American remake. New Line has delivered several big hits recently, including Lights Out and The Conjuring 2. The original film was written, directed, produced and edited by Alejandro Hidalgo who will helm the new version. Henry Gayden (Earth to Echo) is in talks to pen the new script. The House at the End of Time centers on Dulce, a mother, who returns to her old home where a terrible tragedy took place 30 years before so that she can decipher the mystery that has tormented her for so long. Chris Bender (A History of Violence) and Jake Weiner (Zombeavers) will co-produce under the banner of their newly created company, Good
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