Chill (US - DVD R1)
Lionsgate Home Entertainment sends over details on this new horror film
Title: Chill
Starring: Thomas Calabro
Released: 4th November 2008
SRP: $29.95
Further Details:
Lionsgate Home Entertainment has announced Chill which stars Thomas Calabro, Ashley Laurence, and James Russo. The Serge Rodnunsky directed horror will be available to own from the 4th November, and should retail at $29.95. We have no further details on this one right now, but we've attached the art below:
Quote: Sam, an aspiring writer, recently took a job at a small local market. His new boss is a retired doctor with a peculiar skin disease that forces him to maintain a lower-than-normal body temperature at all times. Sam is about to find out just how freakish and unreal the said disease is when he uncovers that the doctor has in fact been dead for some time. Not only is his boss the walking-dead, he's also been holding victims captive in his hidden climate controlled environment in order to preserve and prepare their skin for removal and manipulation to benefit his partial-existence in the physical world.
News by Tom Woodward
Starring: Thomas Calabro
Released: 4th November 2008
SRP: $29.95
Further Details:
Lionsgate Home Entertainment has announced Chill which stars Thomas Calabro, Ashley Laurence, and James Russo. The Serge Rodnunsky directed horror will be available to own from the 4th November, and should retail at $29.95. We have no further details on this one right now, but we've attached the art below:
Synopsis
Quote: Sam, an aspiring writer, recently took a job at a small local market. His new boss is a retired doctor with a peculiar skin disease that forces him to maintain a lower-than-normal body temperature at all times. Sam is about to find out just how freakish and unreal the said disease is when he uncovers that the doctor has in fact been dead for some time. Not only is his boss the walking-dead, he's also been holding victims captive in his hidden climate controlled environment in order to preserve and prepare their skin for removal and manipulation to benefit his partial-existence in the physical world.
News by Tom Woodward
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Good enough of them to say "INSPIRED by," and the actual story, as opposed to something like, "Based on the Works of." It really is a shame how far some people take things and then throw in a few references to Lovecraft to make it seem legit (I'm looking at you, Stuart F***ing Gordon.) And who knows? Maybe this'll be decent...unlike other films (Gordon...please stand up.)
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Artwork looks cool. Synopsis sounds interesting. Will definitely rent it.
You're not sending ME to the COOLER!
michael mancini, where have you been my entire life?!
Ashley Lawrence is always worth a look...
jmcclane 88 wrote: You're not sending ME to the COOLER!
do you know what killed the dinosaurs? THE ICE AGE! ahh, he's too much.
do you know what killed the dinosaurs? THE ICE AGE! ahh, he's too much.
theotherness wrote: Maybe this'll be decent...unlike other films (Gordon...please stand up.)
Are you kidding? From Beyond, The Re-Animator, and Dagon are more or less the only successful Lovecraft adaptations in the world. Have you even read Herbert West Re-Animator? The only big difference is that Gordon cut the blatant racism. Carpenter did alright with his Lovecraft inspired In the Mouth of Madness, and Del Toro has had some pitch perfect imagery in his Hellboy movies, but everyone else seems to not understand the idea of adaptation.
Are you kidding? From Beyond, The Re-Animator, and Dagon are more or less the only successful Lovecraft adaptations in the world. Have you even read Herbert West Re-Animator? The only big difference is that Gordon cut the blatant racism. Carpenter did alright with his Lovecraft inspired In the Mouth of Madness, and Del Toro has had some pitch perfect imagery in his Hellboy movies, but everyone else seems to not understand the idea of adaptation.
What about the silent film, "Call of Cthulhu"? That is a darn good adaptation.
At least Gordon didn't toss out c**p like "The Haunted Palace" or "The Curse" from 1987 (starring Ensign Wesley Crusher in a role that won't surprise you).
At least Gordon didn't toss out c**p like "The Haunted Palace" or "The Curse" from 1987 (starring Ensign Wesley Crusher in a role that won't surprise you).
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