Showing posts with label Evil Dead. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Evil Dead. Show all posts
Sunday, October 12, 2008
Meet Bruce Campbell in Dallas This October!
Get a jump star on the MY NAME IS BRUCE by meeting the star in the flesh as Texas Frightmare Weekend is bringing EVIL DEAD icon Bruce Campbell to Star Wars Fan Days II for an exclusive autograph opportunity on Saturday, Oct. 25 at the Plano Convention Centre. Pre-orders for autograph tickets are now available. This is a limited, Saturday-only signing. Click here for more information on the event and to score tix. Campbell will be appearing on Saturday only. Bruce will begin his appearance at 12:00 PM with an exclusive autograph session for fans and follow up with a spirited Q&A session. The days events will wrap up with a Blu Ray screening of the fan favorite EVIL DEAD II.
Sunday, September 7, 2008
Carmody plans 3-D project Evil Dead: The Musical
Producer Don Carmody and partners are in negotiations with Spiderman director Sam Raimi to bring to the screen the musical version of the former horror meister's Evil Dead films, Evil Dead: The Musical.
Conceived by George Reinblatt, Christopher Bond, Frank Cipolla and Melissa Morris, the camp stage interpretation of Raimi’s cult classic horror trilogy was originally mounted in Toronto and Montreal and has since gone off-Broadway.
Original directors Bond and choreographer Hinton Battle are lined up to co-direct the film version, which will be presented in 3-D. Carmody told Screen International he hopes to shoot the film in the spring of next year in Toronto with some of the original cast. However, he adds, serious rights issues still need to be resolved.
Carmody has been working on the project with Bill Franzblau and Jeffrey Latimer, the producers of the theatrical musical, in which Carmody was an investor.
Featuring songs such as “I’m Not A Killer” and “Look Who’s Evil Now”, the stage version featured an audience-participation area known as the “splatter zone”.
Presumably the 3-D will yield similar if less sticky results.
Meanwhile, Carmody begins principal photography September 29 on All Saints Day, the sequel to The Boondock Saints.
Source: Screen Daily
Conceived by George Reinblatt, Christopher Bond, Frank Cipolla and Melissa Morris, the camp stage interpretation of Raimi’s cult classic horror trilogy was originally mounted in Toronto and Montreal and has since gone off-Broadway.
Original directors Bond and choreographer Hinton Battle are lined up to co-direct the film version, which will be presented in 3-D. Carmody told Screen International he hopes to shoot the film in the spring of next year in Toronto with some of the original cast. However, he adds, serious rights issues still need to be resolved.
Carmody has been working on the project with Bill Franzblau and Jeffrey Latimer, the producers of the theatrical musical, in which Carmody was an investor.
Featuring songs such as “I’m Not A Killer” and “Look Who’s Evil Now”, the stage version featured an audience-participation area known as the “splatter zone”.
Presumably the 3-D will yield similar if less sticky results.
Meanwhile, Carmody begins principal photography September 29 on All Saints Day, the sequel to The Boondock Saints.
Source: Screen Daily
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