5 items from 2013
12 April 2013 | Horror Asylum | See recent Horror Asylum news »
Veteran Brit thesps Michael Caine and Ben Kingsley are the latest to hop on board the Brad Anderson ('The Call') helmed horror thriller 'Eliza Graves'. The new project that is adapted from a short story penned by Edgar Allan Poe sees a group of patients in a mental institution gain control of the home and switch places with the doctors caring for them unbeknownst the outside world. Caine will be seen in the next few weeks alongside Morgan Freeman in Louis Leterrier's magic thriller 'Now You See Me' whilst Kingsley will be causing all sorts of havoc as supervillain The Mandarin in action sequel 'Iron Man 3', opening later this month in the UK. The pensioner duo will be signing up alongside co-stars Kate Beckinsale ('Total Recall') and Jim Sturgess ('Heartless', 'Cloud Atlas'). Caine and Kingsley previously starred »
3 April 2013 8:15 AM, PDT | DreadCentral.com | See recent Dread Central news »
A new one-sheet has hit the internet that's supposedly for the upcoming Brad Anderson flick, Eliza Graves, but something about it is kind of screaming fan-made to us. Either way have a look.
Jim Sturgess (Heartless, Across the Universe) will star opposite Kate Beckinsale in the new psychological thriller from Nu Image/Millennium.
The film is loosely based on one of Edgar Allan Poe’s early works, an 1845 short story titled "The System of Doctor Tarr and Professor Fether."
Sturgess will star as a Harvard Medical School grad who takes a job a mental institution where the inmates have taken over and are posing as doctors. He becomes obsessed with the title character (Beckinsale), one of the patients.
Producing are Bruce Davey, Mel Gibson, Mark Amin, Cami Winikoff, and Oren Peli. David Higgins, Christa Campbell, and Lati Grobman are executive producing. Joe Gangemi wrote the script.
A June 21 production start »
- Uncle Creepy
3 April 2013 | Horror Asylum | See recent Horror Asylum news »
Production officially kicks off in Bulgaria this June and talented director Brad Anderson ('The Machinist', 'The Call') is the man behind the camera. What are we talking about? New horror thriller 'Eliza Graves' of course. British actor Jim Sturgess -below ('Heartless', 'Cloud Atlas') is the latest to sign up for the project and will be joining the already cast Kate Beckinsale ('Total Recall') who takes the title role. The tale, based on the short story 'The System of Doctor Tarr and Professor Fether' by Edgar Allan Poe, revolves around a mental institution where the patients have pulled the old switcheroo on the doctors and have reversed roles. Anderson will helm from the adapted script penned by Joseph Gangemi ('Wind Chill'). »
2 April 2013 2:40 PM, PDT | DreadCentral.com | See recent Dread Central news »
More casting news has come in for the next film from Brad Anderson (who recently enjoyed some box office success with The Call) as one lucky devil has landed the gig to star alongside the gorgeous Kate Beckinsale in Eliza Graves.
According to THR, Jim Sturgess (Heartless, Across the Universe) will star opposite Beckinsale in the new psychological thriller from Nu Image/Millennium.
The film is loosely based on one of Edgar Allan Poe’s early works, an 1845 short story titled "The System of Doctor Tarr and Professor Fether."
Sturgess will star as a Harvard Medical School grad who takes a job a mental institution where the inmates have taken over and are posing as doctors. He becomes obsessed with the title character (Beckinsale), one of the patients. Yeah, him and everyone else!
Producing are Bruce Davey, Mel Gibson, Mark Amin, Cami Winikoff, and Oren Peli. David Higgins, Christa Campbell, »
- Uncle Creepy
3 March 2013 9:33 AM, PST | SoundOnSight | See recent SoundOnSight news »
Written & Directed by Phillip Ridley
UK, 2009
It’s quite a fare feat for a film, and a horror film at that, to conclude on a note that is cruel, shocking, retrospectively abhorrent and yet uplifting, emotionally overwhelming and metaphysical all at the same time. Naturally, a piece of storytelling simply doesn’t invoke these feelings without sufficient build up, and Phillip Ridley’s almost Buddhist slice of terror Heartless possesses the kind of atmospheric dread and genuine empathetic drama which should serve as a lesson to the current crop of young filmmakers pumping out depthless found footage pulp and pretentious vampire fodder each month. While things may get very convoluted, potentially even undecipherable in the closing stages, you’re still looking at an extraordinary ride that channels the spirit of Clive Barker only with, ironically, more heart.
Young Londoner Jamie (Jim Sturgess) has done little with a life overshadowed »
- Scott Patterson
5 items from 2013
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