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20th Century Fox Acquires Neil Cross’ Supernatural Thriller INSIDE

The supernatural subgenre seems to be something fans just can’t get enough of. There’s a new film on its way that will give fans what they want. 20th Century Fox beat out several bidders and acquired the rights to screenwriter Neil Cross’ supernatural thriller Inside, Deadline reports. Cross’ most recent project is the BBC series Luther. He also penned the script to the 2013’s Mama which will get a sequel next year. Inside will be produced by The Picture Company’s Alex Heineman and Andrew Rona. Heineman and Rona are also working with Fox on the remake of Escape from New York, directed by Robert Rodriguez. No plot has been revealed at this point sources say that the film involves a CDC type facility that houses dangerous artifacts, and a wronged man who finds himself behind bars in the building. We’ll keep you posted.

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Apr 24, 2017
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John Carpenter Confirms ‘Escape From New York’ Director

We reported last year that Fox has a remake of Escape From New York planned. Now, it seems it is finally moving forward and they have a director, none other than Robert Rodriguez. John Carpenter has just confirmed, via his Facebook page, that Rodriguez will indeed direct from the script penned by Neil Cross (Pacific Rim). Carpenter, the original director, will be serving as executive producer. Word is he will be playing an important role in the film’s development. This will be Rodriguez’s fourth collaboration with the studio, including Machete, Machete Kills, and Predators, which he produced, and is currently filming Alita: Battle Angel, with James Cameron producing. Rodriguez has many other titles to his credit including: El Mariachi, Desperado, From Dusk Till Dawn, The Faculty, Planet Terror, Grindhouse, Sin City: A Dame to Kill For, and series such us From Dusk Till Dawn. His book ‘Rebel Without A Crew’ has influenced many filmmakers. The 1981 original Escape From New

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Mar 25, 2017

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20th Century Fox Acquires Neil Cross’ Supernatural Thriller INSIDE

The supernatural subgenre seems to be something fans just can’t get enough of. There’s a new film on its way that will give fans what they want. 20th Century Fox beat out several bidders and acquired the rights to screenwriter Neil Cross’ supernatural thriller Inside, Deadline reports. Cross’ most recent project is the BBC series Luther. He also penned the script to the 2013’s Mama which will get a sequel next year. Inside will be produced by The Picture Company’s Alex Heineman and Andrew Rona. Heineman and Rona are also working with Fox on the remake of Escape from New York, directed by Robert Rodriguez. No plot has been revealed at this point sources say that the film involves a CDC type facility that houses dangerous artifacts, and a wronged man who finds himself behind bars in the building. We’ll keep you posted.

Continue reading →
Apr 24, 2017
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John Carpenter Confirms ‘Escape From New York’ Director

We reported last year that Fox has a remake of Escape From New York planned. Now, it seems it is finally moving forward and they have a director, none other than Robert Rodriguez. John Carpenter has just confirmed, via his Facebook page, that Rodriguez will indeed direct from the script penned by Neil Cross (Pacific Rim). Carpenter, the original director, will be serving as executive producer. Word is he will be playing an important role in the film’s development. This will be Rodriguez’s fourth collaboration with the studio, including Machete, Machete Kills, and Predators, which he produced, and is currently filming Alita: Battle Angel, with James Cameron producing. Rodriguez has many other titles to his credit including: El Mariachi, Desperado, From Dusk Till Dawn, The Faculty, Planet Terror, Grindhouse, Sin City: A Dame to Kill For, and series such us From Dusk Till Dawn. His book ‘Rebel Without A Crew’ has influenced many filmmakers. The 1981 original Escape From New

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Mar 25, 2017