| release date | March 1 2013 |
| studio | Fox Searchlight |
| director | Park Chan-wook |
| writer | Ted Foulke (aka Wentworth Miller) |
| starring | Wentworth Miller, Mia Wasikowska, Nicole Kidman, Matthew Goode, Jacki Weaver, Lucas Till, Alden Ehrenreich, Phyllis Somerville, Dermot Mulroney |
| tagline | Innocence Ends. |
| trailer 1 | Trailer #1 |
Academy Award Winner Nicole Kidman, Mia Wasikowska and Matthew Goode star in Stoker (review), a “darkly wicked, beautifully executed mystery” (Los Angeles Times) by critically acclaimed filmmaker Park Chan-wook (Oldboy) on DVD June 18. READ MORE
While most reviews are popping up now for the March 1 release, Ryan Daley caught Park Chan-wook’s creepy family thriller Stoker at this past January’s Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah. READ MORE
Fans of director Park Chan-wook (Oldboy, Sympathy for Mr. Vengenace, Lady Vengeance, Thirst) only have to wait one more day before they can see his English-language debut, Stoker. The film, penned by Ted Foulke (aka Wentworth Miller), is a true grower. I liked it when I left the theater, only to realize the next day that I actually loved it. READ MORE
Fans of director Park Chan-wook (Oldboy, Sympathy for Mr. Vengenace, Lady Vengeance, Thirst) only have a few more days to wait before they can see his English-language debut, Stoker. The film, penned by Ted Foulke (aka Wentworth Miller), is a true grower. I liked it when I left the theater, only to realize the next day that I actually loved it. READ MORE
Fans of director Park Chan-wook (Oldboy, Sympathy for Mr. Vengenace, Lady Vengeance, Thirst) only have a few more days to wait before they can see his English-language debut, Stoker. The film, penned by Ted Foulke (aka Wentworth Miller), is a true grower. I liked it when I left the theater, only to realize the next day that I actually loved it. READ MORE
Park Chan-wook, director of Oldboy, Sympathy for Mr. Vengenace, Lady Vengeance, Thirst and even JSA, makes his English-language debut this Friday, March 1, with Fox Searchlight’s Stoker. Penned by Ted Foulke (aka Wentworth Miller), Vulture has landed an exclusive clip that delivers more of the bizarre family dynamics through the grace of Nicole Kidman’s seductive dance. READ MORE
Park Chan-wook is easily one of my favorite directors, having been responsible for the Korean classics Oldboy, Sympathy for Mr. Vengenace, Lady Vengeance, Thirst and even JSA. READ MORE
There’s no doubt that director Park Chan-wook (Oldboy, Sympathy for Mr. Vengenace, Lady Vengeance, Thirst) is a true visual master. It’s in his blood. His English-language debut, Stoker, penned by Ted Foulke (aka Wentworth Miller), is no exception. Not only is the story somehow atmospheric, creepy and fun – but the visual aesthetic is absolutely astounding. Some directors make movies while others truly understand the language of cinema. And Director Park is certainly among the latter in that regard. READ MORE
We now have the second clip from Park Chan-wook’s (Oldboy, Sympathy for Mr. Vengenace, Lady Vengeance, Thirst) English-language debut, Stoker, penned by Ted Foulke (aka Wentworth Miller). The footage follows a young girl (Mia Wasikowska) and her mysterious uncle (Matthew Goode) as they’re interrogated by the local sheriff. READ MORE
Park Chan-wook’s (Oldboy, Sympathy for Mr. Vengenace, Lady Vengeance, Thirst) English-language debut, Stoker, hits theaters March 1st from Fox Searchlight. Penned by Wentworth Miller, it’s an amazingly fun, intense and beautiful film that really sneaks up on you. It’s a film that I very much enjoyed watching, only to discover that I sort of loved it a few days later. READ MORE
We now have the first ever clip from Park Chan-wook’s (Oldboy, Sympathy for Mr. Vengenace, Lady Vengeance, Thirst) English-language debut, Stoker, penned by Ted Foulke (aka Wentworth Miller). The footage takes us into an intense and creepy conversation between a young girl (Mia Wasikowska) and her mysterious uncle (Matthew Goode). READ MORE
Park Chan-wook’s (Oldboy, Sympathy for Mr. Vengenace, Lady Vengeance, Thirst) english-language debut, Stoker, penned by Ted Foulke (aka Wentworth Miller), now has more than a handful of bizarre images that feature the cast staring intently at each other. Check out Ryan Daley’s positive review out of the Sundance Film Festival premiere. READ MORE
One of my favorite directors of all-time is Park Chan-wook, best known for his Vengeance trilogy, which includes the legendary Oldboy. The Korean master has completed his first English-language feature, Stoker, which premiered the Sundance Film Festival before its March 1 release through Fox Searchlight. READ MORE
Park Chan-wook’s (Oldboy, Sympathy for Mr. Vengenace, Lady Vengeance, Thirst) english-language debut, Stoker, penned by Ted Foulke (aka Wentworth Miller), just got a cool new teaser (via Empire). It’s completely different in tone from the last trailer and really sells the f*cked up vibe of the film with a nice music choice and some sprays of blood. READ MORE
We’ve got some great new images Park Chan-wook’s (Oldboy, Sympathy for Mr. Vengenace, Lady Vengeance, Thirst) english-language debut, Stoker, penned by Ted Foulke (aka Wentworth Miller). One of the things I love about the look of this film is how precious and regal it is, like it’s some (even more) twisted take on the Wes Anderson universe. READ MORE
I can’t even believe how happy I am to enter the New Year. These 2013 horror movie preview lits were a lot of work, but well worth it. Over the past several days we’ve shared with you all of the great genre films we’ll be seeing in theaters next year, everything from a new Evil Dead to a new Sin City and Machete. READ MORE
In a perfect world, we wouldn’t need trailers. We’d magically show up at the movie theater, be seated in front of a screen and watch an amazing movie that we, up until that point, had never seen a frame of footage from. READ MORE
Entertainment Weekly has premiered the first official one-sheet for Park Chan-wook’s (Oldboy, Sympathy for Mr. Vengenace, Lady Vengeance, Thirst) english-language debut, Stoker, penned by Ted Foulke (aka Wentworth Miller). READ MORE
Park Chan-wook’s (Oldboy, Sympathy for Mr. Vengenace, Lady Vengeance, Thirst) english-language debut, Stoker, penned by Ted Foulke (aka Wentworth Miller), is only months away at this point so we can expect to see a lot more of it (and hear how it plays at Sundance) in the coming future. Today we’ve got a look at a new international poster, which reveals a little bit more blood when you look in its reflection. READ MORE
Fox Searchlight’s Stoker will be joining the previously announced Ass Backwards, Hell Baby, In Fear, kink, S-VHS, Sightseers, The Rambler, Virtual Heroes and We Are What We Are at the 2013 Sundance Film Festival, which takes place January 17-27 in Park City, Salt Lake City, Ogden and Sundance, Utah. READ MORE
Empire has premiered the first official one-sheet for Park Chan-wook’s english-language debut, Stoker, his vampire tale penned by Ted Foulke (aka Wentworth Miller). READ MORE
Fox Searchlight recently locked down a March 1, 2013 release for Park Chan-wook’s english-language debut, Stoker, his vampire tale penned by Ted Foulke (aka Wentworth Miller). Empire has premiered a really cool pencil-work poster and an accompanying video, which shows the creation of the one-sheet. That music is “Becomes The Color” by Emily Wells, which plays over the end credits and is now available in iTunes and all good digital retailers worldwide. READ MORE
Fox Searchlight has locked down a March 1, 2013 release for Park Chan-wook’s english-language debut, Stoker, his vampire tale penned by Ted Foulke (aka Wentworth Miller). The full trailer has been revealed that puts the nasty Stoker family on display. This looks to have all of the good character development seen in Chan-wook’s Korean cinema (Oldboy, Thirst, JSA). READ MORE
Fox Searchlight has locked down a March 1, 2013 release for Park Chan-wook’s english-language debut, Stoker, his vampire tale penned by Ted Foulke (aka Wentworth Miller). The full trailer has been revealed that puts the nasty Stoker family on display. This looks to have all of the good character development seen in Chan-wook’s Korean cinema (Oldboy, Thirst, JSA). READ MORE
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