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A Look At Production Designer Simon Bowles’ Work On Crooked House

Playing On-demand and in theaters now is Crooked House.

In Agatha Christie’s most twisted tale, the suspicious circumstances surrounding the death of a wealthy patriarch is investigated by spy-turned-private-detective Charles Hayward (Max Irons), who is lured by his former lover to catch her grandfather’s murderer before Scotland Yard exposes dark family secrets. On the sprawling estate, amidst a poisonous atmosphere of bitterness, resentment and jealousy in a truly crooked house, Hayward encounters three generations of the dynasty, including a theater actress (Gillian Anderson), the old man’s widow 50 years his junior (Christina Hendricks), and the family matriarch Lady Edith de Haviland (Glenn Close).

The movie also features Julian Sands, Christian McKay and Terence Stamp.

Crooked House is available digitally in the Us from YouTube, Amazon, iTunes and Google Play

Prior to the film’s release, Production Designer Simon Bowles spoke with Wamg on his work for Crooked House.
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K-Shop Opens its Doors on December 12th Through VOD and DVD

Breaking Glass Pictures will release Dan Pringle's K-Shop on DVD and VOD. The release date is set for mid-December. The film has already released in the United Kingdom, where it was shot. In the film, a kebab shop owner is moved to despair, after the death of his father. He is so desperate that he uses the locals for meat. How long until someone finds out? The film centrally stars: Ziad Abaza (Sand Castle), Reece Noi ("Game of Thrones"), Darren Morfitt (Dog Soldiers) and several others. A Red Band trailer has just been released, along with the film's U.S. DVD artwork. Both items can be found here. The Red Band trailer shows one of the film's victims. A rowdy patron wants to cook his own food, until he becomes the next meal. The clip shows some of the gruesome results of antagonizing this shop owner. This horror fan
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Neil Marshall’s ‘Hellboy’ Reboot Gets A First-Look Image

Neil Marshall’s forthcoming Hellboy movie has a first-look image. The film, which is about to start production this very month, was said to have been set to open in cinemas in the United States and Canada on January 11th 2019, about sixteen months from now – that news has since been updated by Lionsgate who state that the film does not currently have a release-date set.

Hellboy creator Mike Mignola is co-writing the new movie, which will be directed by frequent Game Of Thrones helmer Marshall, who is also responsible for the likes of The Descent, Dog Soldiers, amongst many others.

The project was originally called Hellboy: Rise Of The Blood Queen, but Lionsgate, who are backing the film, have reduced the title to Hellboy, which we kind of prefer.

The Blood Queen of the former title is the villain of the piece, and will be played in the film by Milla Jovovich.
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‘Hellfest’ Targets Halloween 2018 Crowd

‘Hellfest’ Targets Halloween 2018 Crowd
It was recently announced that Blumhouse regular, Gregory Plotkin, who directed Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension and edited this year’s hit genre movie Get Out, would direct Hellfest for Lionsgate and CBS Films. Plotkin replaced Jennifer Chambers Lynch (Chained, Boxing Helena, Surveillance, Hisss), who was attached last year, while Neill Marshall (Dog Soldiers, Doomsday, The Descent) was to direct the project […]
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The New ‘Hellboy’ Title is ‘Hellboy’

The New ‘Hellboy’ Title is ‘Hellboy’
Don’t say we click-baited ya. Bloody Disgusting can confirm that Millennium Films and Lionsgate’s reboot of Mike Mignola’s “Hellboy” comics is no longer titled Hellboy: Rise of the Blood Queen and will simply be known as Hellboy. The Descent, Centurion, and Dog Soldiers Director Neil Marshall is behind the camera on the new incarnation that will feature “Stranger Things” star David Harbour in the title […]
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Hellboy reboot drops Rise of the Blood Queen as its subtitle

Back in May it was announced that the Hellboy movie franchise is set for a reboot, under the title of Hellboy: Rise of the Blood Queen.

Well, according to IGN, it is now being reported that the film has dropped the Rise of the Blood Queen subtitle, and will just be going by the name Hellboy (for the time being, at least).

Neil Marshall (Dog Soldiers, Game of Thrones) is set to direct the new film, which will star David Harbour (Stranger Things) as Hellboy and Ian McShane (American Gods) as Professor Broom.

See Also: David Harbour talks Hellboy and his heroic qualities

Hellboy is set to deliver a “darker tone” than the previous Guillermo del Toro movies, and is aiming for an R-rating. It is slated to begin production later this year.
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Ian McShane to play Professor Bloom in Hellboy: Rise of the Blood Queen

  • 02 August 2017
  • by Scott Davis
  • HeyUGuys
Author: Scott Davis

It’s been another stellar year for the superhero genre in 2017 with many of the films released having great success – Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 and Spider-Man: Homecoming has flown the flag for the McU (with Thor: Ragnarok still to come), while Warner Bros and DC Comics’ Wonder Woman has smashed records across the globe and has now become the biggest comic-book film of the year in the Us.

So what’s next? With the aThormentioned return of the Norse God, we will soon get the long-awaited Justice League in November with the team-up of Batman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, The Flash, Cyborg, and Superman. Across at Dark Horse Entertainment, however, they are gearing up for the return of everyone’s favourite horned anti-hero with the news that the new Hellboy reboot, Hellboy: Rise of the Blood Queen is a few weeks away from filming.

Now The Hollywood
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Neil Marshall on Going R-Rated With ‘Hellboy: Rise of the Blood Queen’

Neil Marshall on Going R-Rated With ‘Hellboy: Rise of the Blood Queen’
Neil Marshall is not one to ever let an R-rating go to waste. From Dog Soldiers to The Descent to Doomsday, the filmmaker knows how to get bloody. He usually works with good old-fashioned practical effects for his blood and carnage – which is his plan for the Hellboy reboot. Hellboy: Rise of the Blood Queen, which […]

The post Neil Marshall on Going R-Rated With ‘Hellboy: Rise of the Blood Queen’ appeared first on /Film.
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Shauna Macdonald talks new movie ‘Nails’, ‘The Descent’, and more

Shauna Macdonald Interview

Shauna Macdonald is no stranger to the horror circuit, though best known for her part of Sarah in The Descent she has over the years starred in several films within the genre. Her latest venture into the the chilling category is Nails. Directed by Dennis Bartok, Macdonald plays Dana, a track coach who finds herself bedridden in hospital after a nasty car crash. When she awakens she discovers that, although she is alive, her injuries are exceptionally nasty – she can’t walk, and thanks to a tracheotomy, cannot speak for herself either. Her road to recovery will be a long one. Just when things couldn’t get any worse, Dana finds herself tormented by a malevolent being known simply as Nails. Desperate and unable to convince anyone that Nails is real, Dana has the fight of her life to escape his clutches.

Ahead of the release we
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Hellboy Reboot To Be Darker And More Character-Focused

The Hellboy reboot, only recently announced, is moving forward at a pace that's probably faster than anyone expected, which is awesome news. According to TheWrap, principal photography for the reboot is planned for this September. Actor David Harbour provided some interesting insights in their interview, who credits his performance in Netflix's Stranger Things as the reason he was cast as Hellboy:

"It’s good. It’s a whole new thing. I’d always been a fan of the comics and there’s a darker tone to it and I think in the climate we have now there's kind of a darker...a desire for more of that...the script is good, and this guy Neil Marshall is directing who's really good, and the aesthetic is great."Related - Hellboy: Rise Of The Blood Queen Promotional Art Appears At Cannes!

There's a lot of information here, let's break it down.
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Who’ll Stop the Rain

A killer book (Dog Soldiers) must hide behind a Credence Clearwater tune. Karel Reisz’s killer movie about the moral residue of Vietnam scores as both drama and action, as disillusioned counterculture smugglers versus corrupt narcotics cops. Just don’t expect it to really have much to say about the Vietnam experience. But hey, the cast is tops — Nick Nolte, Richard Masur, Anthony Zerbe — and the marvelous Tuesday Weld is even better as a pill-soaked involuntary initiate into the pre- War On Drugs smuggling scene.

Who’ll Stop the Rain

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Twilight Time

1978 / Color / 1:85 widescreen / 126 min. / Street Date May 16, 2017 / Available from the Twilight Time Movies Store 29.95

Starring: Nick Nolte, Tuesday Weld, Michael Moriarty, Anthony Zerbe, Richard Masur, Ray Sharkey, Gail Strickland, Charles Haid, David Opatoshu, Joaquín Martínez, James Cranna, Timothy Blake.

Cinematography: Richard H. Kiline

Supervising Film Editor: John Bloom

Original Music: Laurence Rosenthal

Written by Judith Rascoe, Robert Stone
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Kelsey Grammer to star in revenge drama with parkour star

  • 22 May 2017
  • by andreas.wiseman@screendaily.com (Andreas Wiseman)
  • ScreenDaily
Exclusive: Frasier actor teams up with Sebastian Foucan for Bharal.

Fledgling UK production outfit BB88 is in Cannes to talk up a slate of movies including revenge drama drama Bharal, which is due to star former Frasier star Kelsey Grammer and parkour pioneer Sebastian Foucan.

Jake L Reid’s (The Antwerp Dolls) feature, due to start in early 2018, charts the story of an African refugee who arrives in London to search for his missing sister.

When he uncovers an immigrant sex trade he becomes both a media sensation and a target for a crime syndicate, along with the immigrant community that has taken him in.

Bharal is being lined up as a co-production between BB88, Reid’s Liberal Region Productions and Compos Mentis productions.

Also new to the slate is Gate Crash, which will be directed by Laurence Gough (Dr Who). The cast includes Marc Warren (Snatch) and Anton Lesser from Game Of Thrones.

Projects already
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Why you need to watch the Underworld Series again

Author: Michael Walsh

Next Monday sees the home entertainment release of Underworld Blood Wars, the fifth film in the ever-evolving franchise which has taken over $500million at the box office and spawned a number of multimedia spin offs. Our review of Blood Wars called it ‘the best in the series’ and there are plans for another film, with series figurehead Kate Beckinsale back as Selene. Underworld as a franchise has never been in better shape.

The turn of the century presented a number of challenges for movie studios. In the subsequent seventeen years we have seen many movie genres and their various tropes reborn for the twenty-first century. The Zombie movie has picked up the pace with 28 Days Later, Shaun of the Dead, Zombieland and the TV series Dead Set and The Walking Dead. Likewise the Vampire and Werewolves had a new day in the sun thanks to 30 Days of Night,
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First promo poster for Hellboy: Rise of the Blood Queen

Last week it was announced that Hellboy is set to receive an R-rated reboot, with Neil Marshall (Dog Soldiers, The Descent) directing and Stranger Things star David Harbour taking on the lead role. And now the new film – titled Hellboy: Rise of the Blood Queen – has now received its first promotional poster, with IGN debuting the artwork featuring an original drawing from Hellboy creator Mike Mignola…

See Also: Hellboy: Rise of the Blood Queen to be much darker and gruesome than previous Hellboy movies

Hellboy: Rise of the Blood Queen is slated for release in 2018, with Mignola penning the screenplay alongside Andrew Cosby and Christopher Golden.
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Hellboy reboot: Ed Skrein leaves the cast

Simon Brew Kirsten Howard John Saavedra Aug 29, 2017

Neil Marshall's Hellboy reboot hits a bump, as actor Ed Skrein exits the cast...

Here's something we don't see occur too often: actor Ed Skrein, previously seen in the hit Deadpool, has left Neil Marshall's forthcoming Hellboy reboot. The decision arose in the wake of an online backlash over who Skrein was set to play: the character Major Ben Daimio, who's of Asian decent in the comics.

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With accusations of whitewashing again orbiting a Hollywood film, Skrein took to Instagram to provide a detailed statement about his decision. Stating that he was unaware of Daimio's heritage when he signed up for the character, the actor said that, he "must
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‘Hellboy’ Reboot Will Be a “Dark” and “Gruesome” Horror Movie

‘Hellboy’ Reboot Will Be a “Dark” and “Gruesome” Horror Movie
There’s been a lot of Hellboy news this week. Let’s quickly recap. Neil Marshall, the director of Dog Soldiers, The Descent and Centurion, is attached to direct Hellboy: Rise of the Blood Queen, a reboot of the Hellboy saga that’s set to star David Harbour (“Stranger Things”) as the title character. Guillermo del Toro and Ron Perlman […]
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Hellboy: Rise of the Blood Queen to be much darker and gruesome than previous Hellboy movies

Yesterday, Hellboy creator Mike Mignola set the internet ablaze (ahem) with his announcement that the Hellboy movie franchise was getting an R-rated reboot. In addition, it was revealed that Ron Perlman wouldn’t be returning to the role, instead being replaced by Stranger Things actor David Harbour, while Neil Marshall (Dog Soldiers, The Descent) is directing. This begs the question: what will an R-rated Hellboy movie look like?

One of the reboot’s screenwriters, Andrew Cosby, just sat down with Silver Screen Beat to talk a little about the tone that this new reboot will take:

“I can’t really talk about specifics with regard to the story, which they’re keeping a pretty tight lid on at the moment, but I can say that this is a darker, more gruesome version of Hellboy. Neil said from the very beginning that he wanted to walk a razor’s edge between horror and comic book movie,
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Hellboy to be rebooted with Stranger Things star – but without Guillermo del Toro

David Harbour to replace Ron Perlman as the demonic superhero in an ‘R-rated reboot’ of the franchise, with Game of Thrones director Neil Marshall

Stranger Things actor David Harbour is set to star as demonic superhero Hellboy in a film version of the irreverent comic-book franchise.

According to the Hollywood Reporter, director Neil Marshall, best known for his work on Dog Soldiers, The Descent and Game of Thrones, has been lined up to direct the film, which has the working title of Hellboy: Rise of the Blood Queen. Neither Guillermo Del Toro, who directed two previous instalments of the franchise, nor Ron Perlman, who starred in the films, are involved in the new version.

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A Hellboy Reboot Is Coming

  • 09 May 2017
  • by noreply@blogger.com (Tom White)
  • TheMovieBit
For many years now, we’ve wanted Guillermo Del Toro and Ron Perlman to team up one more time for Hellboy 3, but we got in February that the movie was officially dead. Word was that Del Toro, Perlman, and Hellboy creator Mike Mignola couldn’t come to terms creatively, the project was shelved, and there was no more adventures for the hell powered comic book hero in our future. Or so we thought. Early this morning , Mignola took to Facebook to announce that a new Hellboy movie is happening, the catch being that it was a R-rated reboot and not the long awaited sequel, with The Descent and Dog Soldiers’ Neil Marshall (he is also responsible for the Blackwater and Watchers on the Wall episodes of Game of Thrones) on board as director and Stranger Things’ David Harbour as the red skinned, cigar chomping hero. The Hollywood Reporter has more information on the project,
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Neil Marshall to Direct Hellboy Reboot Starring David Harbour?

In news that is sure to surprise fans of Guillermo del Toro and Ron Perlman's Hellboy movies (especially following del Toro's announcement back in February that a third Hellboy movie would not be moving forward with him at the helm), it's been revealed that a Hellboy reboot is in the works with Neil Marshall potentially directing and David Harbour in talks to star.

According to THR, a Hellboy reboot is in the works at Millennium and discussions are underway with producers Larry Gordon and Lloyd Levin in an effort to move the project forward.

Neil Marshall (Game of Thrones, Dog Soldiers, The Descent, Doomsday) is in discussions to direct and David Harbour (Stranger Things, Suicide Squad) is in talks to play Hellboy, the character brought to life by Ron Perlman in 2004's Hellboy and 2008's Hellboy II: The Golden Army—both of which were directed by del Toro.

Based
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