The Uninvited
| director | Lee Soo-Yeon |
| writer | Lee Soo-Yeon |
| starring | Shin-yang Park, Jin-Hyun Jun, Seon Yu, Ok Jeong, Ju-shil Lee |
| site | postvisual.com/showcase/2003/movie/theU |
‘True Blood’ Producer Asks ‘What’s Wrong With’ Elizabeth Banks?
I received a call from a friend this weekend who caught wind of a new feature film project from “True Blood” producer Alan Ball. READ MORE
‘Dear Mr. Gacy,’ Anchor Bay is Releasing Your DVD/Blu-ray
Thirty-two years ago, one of the most grisly chapters in the history of American crime came to an end with the arrest of infamous serial killer John Wayne Gacy. But the story didn’t end with Gacy’s conviction and eventual execution. Anchor Bay Entertainment presents Dear Mr. Gacy, premiering on Blu-ray and DVD December 14th, based on the shocking true story and best-selling book “The Last Victim” by Jason Moss, with Jeffrey Kottler, M.D. Starring William Forsythe (Rob Zombie’s Halloween, 88 Minutes, The Devil’s Rejects) as John Wayne Gacy, with Jesse Moss (The Uninvited, Final Destination 3, “Stephen King’s The Dead Zone”), and Emma Lahana (Girlfriend Experience), Dear Mr. Gacy was produced by Tom Berry, Clark Peterson, producer of the Academy-Award® winning film Monster, and Kellie Madison. SRP for the DVD is $26.98, and $29.99 for the Blu-ray. (more…) READ MORE
Elizabeth Banks Takes Time Trip in Bizarre Thriller ‘Dark Fields’
It’s been reported that Elizabeth Banks (SLiTHER, The Uninvited – to me always the cheeseburger girl from Wet Hot American Summer) is said to be in talks to play the female lead opposite Bradley Cooper in director Neil Burger’s Dark Fields, reports Comingsoon. The story follows a down-and-out writer (Cooper) who gets his hands on a top-secret pharmaceutical drug that makes one smarter. He experiences sudden financial and social success but soon discovers that the drug has lethal and lasting side effects, including “trip-switching,” a phenomenon in which time moves with a stop-motion quality. Before long, mysterious antagonists are pursuing him. The thriller is said to be in the vein of Fight Club and The Game. (more…) READ MORE
You Will Kill Because the Cat and Dog Say So: ‘Voices’
There was a juicy morsel of news hiding within the Paranormal Activity 2 announcement as it revealed that writer Michael R. Perry’s spec feature script, The Voices, landed in the third slot on the 2009 Black List (the best unproduced scripts around town). Voices is now set up with Doug Davison and Roy Lee of Vertigo Entertainment (Quarantine, The Uninvited, The Ring, The Grudge) with Mark Romanek (One Hour Photo) developing. Here’s the logline: Jerry, a schizophrenic worker at a bathtub factory, accidentally kills an attractive woman from accounting. While trying to cover his bloody tracks, Jerry starts taking advice from his talking (and foul-mouthed) cat and dog(!). (more…) READ MORE
Best & Worst of 2009: The Year’s Worst One Sheets
Before any footage from a film is seen, typically a teaser or full one sheet is released by a studio. This is an incredibly important, even detrimental process as it is the first thing the consumers will see and identify with a movie. If the poster stinks, the consumer might write it off all together, while a good poster could lead to them checking out the official website, trailer and best case scenario, hanging it from their wall (the most personal relationship any of us have with a movie). To say the least, posters are damn important. As part of our year end coverage, we present to you the year’s worst theatrical posters. (more…) READ MORE
Horror In Your House Brings You ‘Martyrs’!
Last year it was Inside and Frontier(s), this year you’ll be telling all of your friends about a French film by the name of Martyrs, a movie we’ve been pushing on you since last September. Now it’s your turn to chime in as the Weinstein Company has finally put the film out on DVD (no Blu-ray, what gives?) in a store near you. Also arriving at a retailer tomorrow are Anchor Bay’s While She Was Out, Paramount’s remake of A Tale of Two Sisters known as The Uninvited, among many others. Read on for the full list. (more…) READ MORE
UPDATE: William Forsythe to Portray ‘Mr. Gacy’
William Forsythe will portray the famed Chicago serial killer John Wayne Gacy, in the biopic Dear Mr. Gacy directed by Svetozar Ristovski, according to Production Weekly. Forsythe recently starred in Rob Zombie’s reboot of Halloween, along with The Devil’s Rejects. Check out the full release beyond the break from the Hollywood Reporter. (more…) READ MORE
B-D Review: ‘The Uninvited’, Watch Six Minutes!
This evening we’ve added David Harley’s review of DreamWorks’ The Uninvited, their remake of A TALE OF TWO SISTERS that’s now in theaters everywhere. “UNINVITED isn’t as complex or involving as A TALE OF TWO SISTERS, but it’s a decent time waster that will be more appreciated on cable during a lazy Sunday afternoon than in the theatre.” Click the title for the full review and don’t forget to write your own review to tell other B-D readers what you think. Your review will be displayed on the top right of the front page for all to see! In addition, for those of you trying to decide if this movie is for you, Yahoo! has posted the six minutes of the film for you to check out. (more…) READ MORE
Teaser Art and Synopses for ‘The Homecoming’ and ‘Julia’s Eyes’
This afternoon we did a little digging of our own and came across the official synopsis and sales art for both The Homecoming, the feature debut of Sergio G. Sánchez, screenwriter of Juan Antonio Bayona’s THE ORPHANAGE and also Guillem Morales’ Julia’s Eyes, the follow-up to his 2005 Spanish-language debut, psychological thriller “El habitante incierto” (The Uncertain Guest). Morale’s is also developing a remake to the film, which is currently titled The Uninvited Guest, which we also found the art and synopsis for! Read on for it all! (more…) READ MORE
Shrooms Director’s ‘Red Mist’ (FreakDog) Gets DVD Date
From the director of SHROOMS. Riveting. Raw. Relentless. What started as a harmless prank spins out of control, turning medical science into an avenging angel of death in Anchor Bay Entertainment’s Red Mist (aka FreakDog), making its DVD debut on February 10, 2009. (more…) READ MORE
FanTasia Fest Recap- This Time It’s Really a Cut to the Credits
This is it guys, the final chapter in Dominic Marceau’s book about FanTasia Festival 2004 in Montreal, Canada. You can read everything you missed by clicking here. Inside you’ll find Dom’s awards for five best movies of the fest along with his thank yous and other jibber-jabber that you love so much. Read on and say goodbye… (more…) READ MORE
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