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Rachel Weisz (Constantine, The Constant Gardner) and Amazon are teaming up for a modern take on David Cronenberg's 1988 Jeremy Irons-starring film Dead Ringers The streaming service gave the project a straight-to-series order, with Weisz attached to both star and executive produce Normal People writer Alice Birch will pen the series and also executive produce[...]
Co-written with star Greta Gerwig, the disc features a new tranfer of the film, numerous conversations with the Baumbach and Gerwig, along with the film's director of photography and color master.Videodrome, directed by David CronenbergThe most out there film of these picks, Videodrome dropped into the world in 1983 with a complex plot, stunning visual[...]
He has had a recurring role on the IFC show Maron, and will be appearing in the remake of the David Cronenberg horror film Rabid Today we get a look at the first clip from the recently wrapped Girl on the Third Floor, his first starring role It was filmed inside a house that is[...]
We talk about the David Cronenberg Retrospective they're hosting which will feature live Q&As with Cronenberg and luminaries such as Debbie Harry and Jennifer Jason Leigh, Halloween Day featuring the new film plus a free tattoo, and more.Listen here:http://audio.voxnest.com/stream/6f142deca77f468b96afa07d21684af0/traffic.libsyn.com/castleofhorror/Beyond_Fest_rev.mp3Listen on YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Lbo8yC-kg0Check out the Festival Schedule. [...]
[caption id="attachment_911564" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Diana Piruzevska[/caption]Filmmaker David Cronenberg, the creative mind behind such diverse films as Scanners, Dead Ringers, and A History of Violence, announced at this year's Venice Film Festival that he is in the early stages of developing a series for television Though he was unable to discuss any of the series' specifics[...]
Welcome back, my friends, to the show that never ends! The Weekly Static! The Weekly Static!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Db7Ym2-lIkAs I've mantra'd for the past six episodes, The Weekly Static is my righteously desperate-yet-endearing attempt at finding the lighter side and an interesting perspective on the past week in the land of the networks, cable, streaming, smoke signals, cloud[...]
In what has been described as a competitive situation that I hope didn't involve any righteous migraines or exploding skulls, David Cronenberg's cult classic 1981 science fiction thriller Scanners is being developed as a television series.Once the dust settled from a bidding war involving a number of film and television studios like Lionsgate, Skydance and[...]
28 years after Jeff Goldblum got transformed into a giant man/fly hybrid, IDW Publishing is picking up where the David Cronenberg directed film left off The Fly: Outbreak is a five-issue miniseries by Brandon Seifert (Hellraiser) and menton3 (Silent Hill).
Years ago, a scientist had a horrific accident when he tried to use his newly invented teleportation[...]
Nihei’s Cronenberg-like interest in body horror and transformation is also present in the alien invaders, which are presented as The Other, but also evolve as they absorb and start to replicate the traits of their human victims.All in all, the anime feels like David Cronenberg’s take on the apocalyptic space combat genre[...]
By Jason Henderson, Drew Edwards, Tony Salvaggio, and Julia Guzman[audio:http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-99734/TS-873740.mp3]Bleeding Cool welcomes back The Castle of Horror Podcast tonight, a weekly internet radio show where professional writers in the comics, games and book industries take a look at horror movies, choosing one movie a week to discuss in depth.They say:This week we talk Clive Barker's[...]
"What the hell did I just watch?" was my first thought upon watching this trailer for David Cronenberg's Consumed, transferring his singular cinematic vision to prose form for the first time with his debut novel.Very disturbing, very bizzare and doesn't really give anything away about the plot, which actually sounds mundane after watching this: "the[...]
We've known for some time that David Cronenberg's next project, Maps to the Stars, would see the return of two of his previous male leads in Robert Pattinson and Viggo Mortensen For a long while the project was unconfirmed because, like Cosmopolis, Cronenberg said that it was very difficult to get funding for However, the[...]
Had Cosmopolis worked, it probably would have turned out as something between Mary Harron's American Psycho and Martin Scorsese's After Hours. It is both a Ulyssean tale of one man's journey from the affluence and decadence of his adulthood back to the innocence of his childhood, and a cautionary tale of a business prodigy so […]
The Bleeding Cool review of Cosmopolis will be out this week, and shortly after the screening I sat down with writer-director David Cronenberg and lead actor Robert Pattinson to find out their thoughts on Cosmopolis and the strange parellels between events in the movie and world events that took place during filming Cronenberg admits that[...]
I'm planning lots of pictures of shirtless men posing in flowery shorts, starting with our old friend Owen Wilson over there (more on him later), but for old times' sake I'm going to do a rushes post to get caught up on some of the wild goings-on in the world of film and television.David Cronenberg[...]
Body horror king David Cronenberg is getting a lot of press lately for his forthcoming Sigmund Freud drama A Dangerous Method, which is about to pack up its tent and wellies in preparation for the festival circuit, and his recently wrapped adaptation of Cosmopolis, but he's also attached to an adaptation of Jonathan Lethem's novel[...]
