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Rob Savage Says The Boogeyman 2 Concept is a Game-Changer
During an interview with ComicBook, The Boogeyman director Rob Savage discussed the prospect of sequels and explained, "I tell you what: there's an idea for a sequel that me and Mark Haymen have, which is one of the best movie ideas that I've ever[...]
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VFX artists Jonathan Piche-Delorme & Gabriel Beauvais talk to Bleeding Cool about 20th Century Studio's The Boogeyman, the creature & more.
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When speaking with Comic Book about the idea of The Boogeyman 2, director Rob Savage tells the publication, "I'm really praying that this movie plays well enough to get a sequel because we've got an incredible idea for a sequel—me and the team, and Mark Heyman who wrote this one I think you'd[...]
And on the night of its release, Deadline gets the scoop that 20th Century Studios has beaten off other studios and streaming serviced to the movie rights, and that Night Of The Ghoul will be directed by Rob Savage, with 21 Laps' Shawn Levy, Dan Levine and Dan Cohen producing, who all previously worked at[...]
Dashcam takes advantage of its low budget and the credibility Rob Savage earned from his breakout lockdown horror movie Host to push the boundaries of chaos in his second horror feature This willingness to alienate his audience shows his commitment to being a horror filmmaker Watching all this herky-jerky camerawork on a big screen in[...]
Even Host, the current hit Shudder horror movie shot on zoom during lockdown shows that its director Rob Savage might have been strongly influenced by Ghostwatch
The British have always had a particularly paradoxical relationship with ghost stories and the supernatural They purport to be rational and skeptical, but many of them still harbour that[...]
It's gotten justifiably rave reviews, a British horror movie shot in lockdown with a director, cast and crew all working from their own locations in isolation.
"Host" poster, Shudder
To keep the momentum going, Shudder, which funded the movie, announced that director Rob Savage and the cast will be in a live watch of the film on[...]
Writer-director Rob Savage cleverly uses the unsteady point of view of a computer or phone camera to play up the lurking suspense of navigating a dark corridor, waiting for something to jump out at you You do wonder why the hell someone is being so awkward as to take their whole laptop with them into[...]