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Aborted Cenobite Designs From ‘Hellraiser’ Remake, What Do You Think?
Earlier this week Bloody Disgusting’s own BC gave us an exclusive interview with screenwriter Todd Farmer. Among the topics of conversation? The Hellraiser Remake.
When asked if he and collaborator Patrick Lussier were still moving forward with the project, Todd had this to say, “ I don’t think so. We developed several versions for Dimension, but in the end we never saw eye to eye creatively. We wish them the best and look forward to seeing what they come up with. …It’s not a sequel, Clive’s already told his story. Basically we wanted to reboot, take his world and tell a new story inside his world. The current story is extremely different from the story we pitched. It’s changed dramatically since we started, and it will probably change a lot more before it’s all over. ”
Since you’ll probably never get to see that movie, Shock Till You Drop has a look at what some of the designs might have looked like. Check it out after the jump.
Head over to STYD to check out the rest of the designs.
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‘Five Must Die’ Exclusive First Look – Six Strangers. One Mansion. A Violent Supernatural Entity.
The upcoming supernatural horror movie Five Must Die is being compared to films like Ready or Not, Ghostbusters, and even Men in Black, and we’ve got an exclusive first look.
Check out the first images from Five Must Die below and read on for more.
A chilling new chapter in supernatural horror is preparing to consume audiences as director, and co-writer Ryan Kelly unleashes the occult thriller Five Must Die.
Five Must Die is said to be a high-concept supernatural thriller that fuses the tension of Ready or Not and the meta-horror energy of The Cabin in the Woods with the conspiracy edge of Men in Black and the supernatural flair of Ghostbusters.
Co-written by David Landau, the film stars Beth Broderick (“Sabrina the Teenage Witch”) alongside Jared P-Smith (“The Equalizer”) and an ensemble cast.
In Five Must Die, six strangers awaken trapped inside a sprawling mansion. None of them know each other, and none understand why they are there — until an agent from the Federal Bureau of Paranormal Containment informs them that a violent spirit has marked them as its targets.
As paranoia, fear, and supernatural attacks tear the group apart, the mansion becomes a crucible where hidden pasts are revealed, and moral choices turn deadly. The line between possession, free will, and vengeance begins to blur, and only those willing to confront their guilt may have a chance to survive.
“I’ve always loved films that are contained to a single location, and I’m a big fan of ensemble casts,” says Ryan Kelly. “This project brings those elements together and filters them through horror, comedy, and a bit of an Agatha Christie-style mystery. That combination — tight, character-driven, but still fun, unpredictable, and surprising — is exactly the kind of movie I love to watch.”
Kelly continues, “I wanted to create something in the spirit of the films I grew up with — high-concept stories with strong characters, big audience moments, and real emotion beneath the spectacle. That’s the feeling I’m chasing with Five Must Die, and if we can capture even a piece of it, I’ll be thrilled.”
Helping to bring his vision to life is veteran Broadway and film producer Michael Alden (Kissing Jessica Stein, Unzipped, The Zookeeper, Batboy: The Musical, Grey Gardens, The King’s Speech). Additionally, Academy Award Winner Cecelia Hall (The Hunt for Red October, Top Gun) serves as the film’s Creative Consultant.
Sarah Baskin (Gossip Girl: Next Gen), Vandit Bhatt (“New Amsterdam,” “Quantico”), Gabrielle DuBrul, Briana Femia, Chris Maher, Carmen Salta, Taylor Selé (“Godfather of Harlem,” “Survival of the Thickest”), and Andrew Ximenes also star.
Alden produces alongside Steve Barton (Terrifier 2, George A. Romero’s Survival of the Dead, E! True Hollywood Story), Kelly Hall, Ryan Kelly, Michael Kuciak (Death Metal, From the Shadows, Killer Party), Christopher Massimine (“The Inventor,” Off Broadway’s “Fiddler on the Roof” in Yiddish), and Ryan Savini. Paul Filanowski, Nancy Nagel Gibbs, Ryan Koppelman, Jared P-Smith, Jane Petrov, Bev Ragovoy, Cheri Reeve, Kat Schon, Penny Stephenson, Barry Wolfe, Laurrelle Wolfe, and Andrew Ximenes executive-produce.
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