I say – here’s a decent way of whiling away some time!
You may have seen this new film trailed on the television. Well now you can be in the trailer.
What with The Crazies coming out in cinemas soon, the studio’s come up with an amusing way of making the trailer go viral, enabling you to add their actual, real face into the clip using technology! Try it here.
I had a go at doing it with the face of George Lamb – but there’s no limit to who you can get involved. Paul Shane, Dawn Porter, Noel Edmonds… the whole world of TV is at your fingertips.
While you’re about, it why not have a look at the trailer…
Dennis Nielson transplanted to an ultra miserabalist Hackney council estate hardly sounds like riveting entertainment, but Gerard Johnson’s deconstructionalist take on everyday serial killing manages to dig some very black laughs out of the grim setting..
Universal’s attempts to update it’s classic monster properties have so far met with little success, instead inflicting the likes of Van Helsing on audiences and squandering some truly great premises, and while The Wolman won’t be to everyone’s taste, it’s certainly a step up from CGI fests such as The Mummy.
With the winter sleet still lashing the windows outside a relaxing break in the sun sounds pretty good about now doesn’t it? Well, here at STS we care about you pasty Morlocks, and know that not all of you have a wealthy relative with some massive pile in the country you can escape to-which is why we’d like to invite you along to Soho’s Curzon Cinema this Friday, 22nd Jan, where some charming young people would love you to join them for a few days in the country.
In a house that’s alive.
And wants to eat you.
You guessed it – it’s Midnight Movies time again, and there’s something a bit special for you up-all-night Soho ghosts-the first and only showing of Nobuhiko Obayashi’s japanese freak out Hausu! Get down to Piccadilly this Friday, enjoy a cocktail from the generous folks at Jameson’s Cult Film Club, and get in with the in crowd (and the STS staff) as good looking young people fall down wells, get choked by plughole hair, and contend with a flying, blood vomiting portrait of a kitten-and then things get really weird…
This is the only chance to see this masterpiece of wackjobbery on the big screen, and with a chance to win a whole bunch of Eureka DVD goodies and a great party to boot, you’ll need a better excuse than ‘I was fighting off a killer lampshade’ to miss it!
A brave new decade awaits us, and what better time for Hollywood to face the future and bring us a bright movie going tomorrow?
Not that it’ll happen of course. Yep, Back To The Future part II predicted that this will be the decade when Max Spielberg steps up to the plate with his 3D Jaws XX, but the STS magic 8-Ball tells us there’s far, far worse than that to come.
Strap on your blinkers and pretend it’s all ok – over the next week we’ll bring you a comprehensive guide to all the ‘fun’ heading your way in 2010 – duck and cover for part one of our cut-out-and-break-your-computer guide!
