The pic is described as Viking revenge saga set in Iceland at the turn of the 10th century. Eggers penned the screenplay with Icelandic poet and novelist, Sjón.
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BJ, in his own mind
BJ’s mistake was limiting his finery to the crotch area
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Someone is having a laugh, right?
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Can confirm The Lighthouse is the shruggest punk of the year.
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I’m so mad! This isn’t even a Monkey Paw thing I never wished for this
Noah and Wood revealed that they are in the very early stages of developing The Dunwich Horror , saying that they hope there’s “enough of an appetite for these things, and we can keep them going and make at least three of them” as they feel Lovecraft is “such an important voice in horror.”
Stanley himself expressed interest in adapting Dunwich to us back in 2015, saying that he would “love to see the Whateley’s brought onscreen one day, as a kind of proper backwoods degenerate, Great God Pan crossed with The Texas Chainsaw family, type of way you would imagine.” He described the decision of whether to make Color Out of Space or Dunwich Horror first as “a toss up.”
Noah and Wood were drawn to Stanley’s script for Color Out of Space , as remaining faithful to the Lovecraft source material is incredibly important to the duo. The two share a desire to “help bring what Lovecraft did into the modern era in a way relays the power that it had during the time that he was writing it and published it.”
“Lovecraft is possibly the most adapted horror author ever,” Noah continued. “But there’s really never been a totally faithful adaptation of any of his works. I think there are a few that are sort of close. One of them is the German version of Color Out of Space that came out a few years ago. Stuart Gordon’s films are wonderful, but they are more Stuart Gordon than they are Lovecraft. We had been hellbent on finding the Lovecraft adaptation that truly captured cosmic dread without the camp. When we encountered Richard Stanley’s script, I remember texting Elijah after I read the first page and said, ‘This is it. We found it.’ When you see this film, you’ll see that there are all kinds of little references that are allusions to other Lovecraft stories.”
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WERNER HERZOG LOVES KEEPING UP WITH KARDASHIANS AND IVE NEVER FELT SO VALIDATED
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Every time Herzog brings up Wrestlemania, I want someone to pay him to review the show every year because I would read it every year.
some things just don’t need empirical testing imo
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