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After taking a few years off from directing to produce films like The Last Exorcism and the upcoming marital arts epic The Man with Iron Fists and to act in flicks like Inglorious Basterds and Piranha 3D, Eli Roth is jumping back into the director’s chair with both feet. When he finishes helming the upcoming Netflix werewolf series Hemlock Grove (airing in early 2013), Roth is set to begin shooting The Green Inferno, his first feature film directorial effort since 2007’s Hostel: Part II. The plot, conceived by Roth, is hush-hush, but it was inspired by his producing gig on the to-be-released earthquake thriller Aftershock in Chili. The Green Inferno will shoot in Chili and Peru this fall, so we might see it in late 2013 or in 2014.
This week, Chernobyl Diaries hits theaters, while home video releases are led by The Woman in Black, Season 1 of The River and Mutant Girls Squad.
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After years of sputtering along in the very early stages of development, the remake of Dario Argento’s 1977 Italian classic Suspiria is moving ahead at a fast and furious pace. With filming set to begin in September, the David Gordon Green-directed movie has found its star, Isabelle Fuhrman (Orphan), who will play Suzy, an American college student attending a prestigious European university who discovers that the school hides a deadly secret. (It’s not clear yet if the remake will retain the original ballet theme.)
This week, the hit J.J. Abrams monster movie Super 8 makes its TV debut, airing on Sunday, May 20, at 8:00 PM ET/PT on Epix.
I know, I know: another week, another “found footage” horror movie. Well, 388 Arletta Avenue has something a little different to offer: the entire film is from the point of view of a stalker’s camera, making for an eerie, invasive experience. Read about it in my review of 388 Arletta Avenue.
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I know, I know: another week, another “found footage” horror movie. Well, 388 Arletta Avenue has something a little different to offer: the entire film is from the point of view of a stalker’s camera, making for an eerie, invasive experience. Read about it in my review of 388 Arletta Avenue.
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It seems you can’t go a year without a new demonic possession/exorcism movie hitting the big screen, and in the case of The Possession (releasing August 31), it will actually be the second major release of its kind in 2012 — following the surprise hit The Devil Inside. The Possession revolves around estranged parents (played by Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Kyra Sedgwick) who buy an antique box for their daughter, only to find that it contains an entity from Jewish folklore (a “dibbuk”) that slowly takes control of her. The first trailer was just released, and while it doesn’t look like it breaks any new ground in the possession sub-genre, it looks sufficiently creepy and visually appealing — thanks to the capable hands of veteran Danish director Ole Bornedal (Nightwatch, The Substitute). What do you think?
Last we heard of The Last Voyage of the Demeter — which features the awesome concept of speculating what happened aboard the Russian ship that brought Dracula’s coffin from Transylvania to England — Ben Kingsley and The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo’s Noomi Rapace were attached to star, with Austrian filmmaker Stefan Ruzowitzky (Anatomy) directing. But that was just one of many plans for the film in the decade since the script was written (by Season of the Witch’s Bragi Schut). Directors Robert Schwentke (Flightplan, Red), Marcus Nispel (Friday the 13th) and David Slade (30 Days of Night, The Twilight Saga: Eclipse) have all been attached at one time or another, and we can only hope that the latest filmmaker to sign up — The Descent’s Neil Marshall — will stick.
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