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Is This Proof That [Redacted] is Playing a ‘Terminator’?!
Spoiler time, but if you clicked on this article I’m assuming you’re already committed to learning who may be playing a machine in Tim Miller‘s now-filming Terminator.
As we already know, Miller and James Cameron found their newest Terminator in Gabriel Luna, who appeared as Ghost Rider in ABC’s superhero series Marvel’s “Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.” He’s not the only one doing some terminating.
According to The Terminator Fans, they have proof that Mackenzie Davis, pictured below, is also playing a machine in the sixth film, which follows the events in T2: Judgment Day. You can click on over to read their entire presentation, which connects the dots between local sightings to the makeup work on Davis’ stunt double.
The site also recalls that the character of Davis has been described as “a soldier assassin” conflicting reports came out early on; initially comparing Davis as the torch taker of Arnold Schwarzenegger, in the same report (edited mere minutes later) it changed to say that she was taking the torch from Linda Hamilton as if to mask an initial report about her involvement in the movie.
I guess we’ll know more in the future, when Paramount releases the film on November 22, 2019.
Mackenzie Davis as Cameron Howe – “Halt and Catch Fire” – Photo Credit: Tina Rowden/AMC
In the wake of Backrooms and Obsession, everyone is prowling YouTube for horror shorts to adapt and horror filmmakers to scoop up, so don’t be surprised to see a whole bunch of upcoming articles about YouTube success stories crossing over into theaters. One horror short that’s already been picked up for expansion is Dolly director Rod Blackhurst’s Alone Time.
The 12-minute short was uploaded in 2014 and has amassed nearly 2 million views at the time of this article being written, and Deadline reports that it’s getting a feature adaptation.
Witchcraft Motion Picture Company & Fever Dream will turn the viral short into a feature film.
Alone Time follows Ann Saunders, a young NY professional whose carefully constructed life begins to unravel following a devastating personal loss. “Seeking refuge from a collapsing relationship, a deteriorating family situation, and mounting emotional trauma, Ann reluctantly joins her closest friend on a remote camping trip deep in the Adirondack wilderness.”
The synopsis continues, “When her friend mysteriously disappears, Ann becomes convinced that an unseen figure is stalking her through the forest. What begins as a survival nightmare slowly transforms into something far more disturbing as fractured memories, conflicting realities, and hidden truths force Ann to confront the possibility that the greatest threat may not be lurking in the woods at all, but buried deep within her own psych.”
“Alone Time has quietly followed me for over a decade,” director Rod Blackhurst said in a statement. “What began as a short film about isolation and the weight of life now feels more relevant than ever. The original short found its audience organically online long before that was considered a legitimate path for filmmakers. Bringing it to life as a feature allows us to explore those themes on a much larger and more psychologically unsettling canvas.”
Blackhurst is directing the feature length expansion.
You can watch the original Alone Time short film below.
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