Five Original Titles to Horror Movies That Would Have Been Awful
Five Original Titles to Horror Movies That Would Have Been Awful 15 hours ago
It might surprise some folks to learn that not every story gets to keep its original title when it gets turned into a script since what starts out as a good idea could eventually become less of a good idea until it becomes one of the worst ideas for a title. The upside is that a script will go through a few different drafts and there will be more than one set of eyes taking a look at what’s good, what could be better, and what might never make it to the movie in the first place. A title says a lot about a movie sometimes and can help it to sink or swim since there are a few things to each and every movie that will draw the attention of the audience, and while sometimes simple and to the point is the key, there are other times when being too simple and not clear enough in ones meaning can lead to a great deal of confusion. Titles will and
The Shape burns, but you can t kill the boogeyman in the fiery first poster for Halloween Kills. Michael Myers (James Jude Courtney, original Halloween actor Nick Castle) rises from the ashes in the first trailer and poster for the sequel to 2018 s Halloween, where the masked madman continues his [.]
Ryan Spindell Explains How The Babysitter Murders Was Key to Getting The Mortuary Collection Made
Last week saw the release of Ryan Spindell s horror anthology
The Mortuary Collection. The film, which starred Clancy Brown in a Cryptkeeper-style role, in which he bantered with a young woman played by Caitlin Custer, who before
The Mortuary Collection appeared in a crowdfunded short film directed by Spindell and titled
The Babysitter Murders. Horror aficionados will know that The Babysitter Murders was the original title for the
Halloween screenplay, and there s more than a passing nod to the John Carpenter classic in
The Mortuary Collection, but that s far from the whole of what Spindell s directorial feature film is about.
New Trailer Takes Us Behind-the-Scenes of THE MORTUARY COLLECTION [Video]
Check out this new behind-the-scenes trailer for THE MORTUARY COLLECTION out now from RLJE Films!
The Mortuary Collection! RLJE Films recently released the film on VOD, Digital HD, DVD, and Blu-ray.
The Mortuary Collection! Give it a spin and read more about the anthology below.
Synopsis:
Set in the phantasmagorical town of Raven’s End, nothing is as it seems…. In the film,
a misguided young girl takes refuge in a decrepit old mortuary. There she meets Montgomery Dark, an eccentric undertaker with more than a few skeletons in his closet. Montgomery chronicles the strange history of the town through a series of twisted tales, each more terrifying than the last, but the young girl’s world is unhinged when she discovers that the final story…is her own.
Halloween Kills Producer Shares Behind-the-Scenes Tease of Flashback to 1978
In 2018 s
Halloween Kills likely featuring similar flashbacks, as producer Ryan Friemann recently shared a photo of the car Michael Myers stole from Dr. Loomis in the original film. Given how more than 40 years have passed since the events of the original film, most fans deduced that, rather than the car being utilized for the events of the new film, the car itself was recreated to film key sequences, possibly showcasing how Myers managed to get from Smith s Grove Sanitarium back to Haddonfield, Illinois.
Halloween Kills is slated to hit theaters on October 15th.