"How'd it go? Any weirdos?" Sundance Selects/IFC have debuted the first trailer for an indie drama titled DriverX, which premiered at a few small film festivals last year. The film is about a stay-at-home dad who decides to take a job driving for a hip rideshare company called DriverX, an obvious reference to Uber/Lyft. At first it seems like a fresh new start, but low pay and wild La nights put an even greater strain on his marriage. Patrick Fabian (from "Better Call Saul") stars as Leonard, and the cast includes Tanya Clarke, Desmin Borges, Oscar Nunez, Travis Schuldt, and Melissa Fumero. This trailer makes it seem like this film will end with them saying hey, these apps are good, look what kind of new life it can give you! But I'm not sure. This is also lightly humorous, riding down the middle of the genre road without picking a lane.
- 11/5/2018
- by Alex Billington
- firstshowing.net
Sundance Selects has acquired U .S. rights to Henry Barrial’s Uber-inspired “DriverX” starring Patrick Fabian (“Better Call Saul”) and Tanya Clarke (“Banshee”).
The movie stars Fabian as Leonard Moore, a 50-something stay-at-home dad in Los Angeles who is desperate to find a job and signs up to drive for the popular ride-share company DriverX, leading his marriage to fray at home. The film follows Leonard as he navigates L.A.’s late-night, Tinder-fueled party scene while adjusting to the new technology and the young millennials he drives around.
“The film was inspired by my own experiences as an Uber driver while waiting in vain for another movie to get green-lit,” said Barriel, who also wrote the script. “From the first moment where I was hired via text, without ever meeting or speaking to another human being, I felt something different was happening here that might be worth investigating in a film.
The movie stars Fabian as Leonard Moore, a 50-something stay-at-home dad in Los Angeles who is desperate to find a job and signs up to drive for the popular ride-share company DriverX, leading his marriage to fray at home. The film follows Leonard as he navigates L.A.’s late-night, Tinder-fueled party scene while adjusting to the new technology and the young millennials he drives around.
“The film was inspired by my own experiences as an Uber driver while waiting in vain for another movie to get green-lit,” said Barriel, who also wrote the script. “From the first moment where I was hired via text, without ever meeting or speaking to another human being, I felt something different was happening here that might be worth investigating in a film.
- 10/1/2018
- by Elsa Keslassy
- Variety Film + TV
October 1
– Outfest, the Los Angeles-based nonprofit organization promoting equality by creating, sharing, and protecting Lgbtq stories on the screen, will honor the producers and cast of FX Networks “Pose” at the 2018 Legacy Awards on Sunday, October 28.
Outfest will also honor writer/director Justin Simien (“Dear White People”), as well as 39-time Academy Award winner, Sony Pictures Classics.
– Sundance Selects has picked up the rights to “DriverX,” directed by Henry Barrial, starring Patrick Fabian, Tanya Clarke, Desmin Borges, Travis Schuldt, Melissa Fumero, Oscar Nunez, and Iqbal Theba, produced by Mark Stolaroff and executive produced by Alex Cutler. Sundance Selects is planning a theatrical release beginning on November 30, 2018.
– The Santa Barbara International Film Festival will honor Hugh Jackman with the thirteenth annual Kirk Douglas Award for Excellence in Film. The award will be presented at a black-tie Gala dinner at The Ritz Carlton Bacara, Santa Barbara on Monday, November 19, 2018. Since 2006, the annual...
– Outfest, the Los Angeles-based nonprofit organization promoting equality by creating, sharing, and protecting Lgbtq stories on the screen, will honor the producers and cast of FX Networks “Pose” at the 2018 Legacy Awards on Sunday, October 28.
Outfest will also honor writer/director Justin Simien (“Dear White People”), as well as 39-time Academy Award winner, Sony Pictures Classics.
– Sundance Selects has picked up the rights to “DriverX,” directed by Henry Barrial, starring Patrick Fabian, Tanya Clarke, Desmin Borges, Travis Schuldt, Melissa Fumero, Oscar Nunez, and Iqbal Theba, produced by Mark Stolaroff and executive produced by Alex Cutler. Sundance Selects is planning a theatrical release beginning on November 30, 2018.
– The Santa Barbara International Film Festival will honor Hugh Jackman with the thirteenth annual Kirk Douglas Award for Excellence in Film. The award will be presented at a black-tie Gala dinner at The Ritz Carlton Bacara, Santa Barbara on Monday, November 19, 2018. Since 2006, the annual...
- 10/1/2018
- by Kate Erbland
- Indiewire
Driverx screens Sunday, November 5th at 3:15pm at The Tivoli Theater (6350 Delmar Blvd, St. Louis) as part of this year’s St. Louis International Film Festival. Producer Mark Stolaroff will be in attendance. Ticket information can be found Here.
Skidding into middle age, a stay-at-home dad must drive for an Uber-like ride-share company to help support his working wife and two young daughters. Leonard (Patrick Fabian of “Better Call Saul”), a middle-aged man living in the suburbs, has lost his mojo. It’s been two years since the demise of his record store, and now he’s a stay-at-home dad taking care of two young daughters while wife Dawn (Tanya Clarke) works during the day. With both kids now in elementary school, he’s been interviewing for jobs, but
record companies aren’t looking for a 50-year-old music lover with a knowledge of classic rock and pre-’80s hip-hop.
Skidding into middle age, a stay-at-home dad must drive for an Uber-like ride-share company to help support his working wife and two young daughters. Leonard (Patrick Fabian of “Better Call Saul”), a middle-aged man living in the suburbs, has lost his mojo. It’s been two years since the demise of his record store, and now he’s a stay-at-home dad taking care of two young daughters while wife Dawn (Tanya Clarke) works during the day. With both kids now in elementary school, he’s been interviewing for jobs, but
record companies aren’t looking for a 50-year-old music lover with a knowledge of classic rock and pre-’80s hip-hop.
- 11/3/2017
- by Tom Stockman
- WeAreMovieGeeks.com
Driverx screens Sunday, November 5th at 3:15pm at The Tivoli Theater (6350 Delmar Blvd, St. Louis) as part of this year’s St. Louis International Film Festival. Actor Patrick Fabian and producer Mark Stolaroff will be in attendance. Ticket information can be found Here.
Skidding into middle age, a stay-at-home dad must drive for an Uber-like ride-share company to help support his working wife and two young daughters. Leonard (Patrick Fabian of “Better Call Saul”), a middle-aged man living in the suburbs, has lost his mojo. It’s been two years since the demise of his record store, and now he’s a stay-at-home dad taking care of two young daughters while wife Dawn (Tanya Clarke) works during the day. With both kids now in elementary school, he’s been interviewing for jobs, but record companies aren’t looking for a 50-year-old music lover with a knowledge of classic rock and pre-’80s hip-hop.
Skidding into middle age, a stay-at-home dad must drive for an Uber-like ride-share company to help support his working wife and two young daughters. Leonard (Patrick Fabian of “Better Call Saul”), a middle-aged man living in the suburbs, has lost his mojo. It’s been two years since the demise of his record store, and now he’s a stay-at-home dad taking care of two young daughters while wife Dawn (Tanya Clarke) works during the day. With both kids now in elementary school, he’s been interviewing for jobs, but record companies aren’t looking for a 50-year-old music lover with a knowledge of classic rock and pre-’80s hip-hop.
- 11/2/2017
- by Movie Geeks
- WeAreMovieGeeks.com
If the show’s IMDb page is any indication, former Lost star Henry Ian Cusick has landed a role in Marvel’s Inhumans series.
First spotted by Screen Rant, Cusick is purportedly one of three new additions to the fold – the other two being Michael Buie (Grey’s Anatomy) and Tanya Clarke (Banshee) – with Cusick credited as Dr. Evan Declan. He’s one of the few entirely original characters written for Marvel’s Inhumans series, and will seemingly feature in six of the show’s eight episodes. As for Buie and Clarke, they’re attached to play the parents of Black Bolt and Maximus, the warring siblings who threaten to cause an upheaval for the people of Attilan. Expect to see Buie and Clarke embody King Agon and Queen Rynda, respectively.
Word is that Inhumans recently wrapped filming on its final episode, so it shouldn’t be too long before...
First spotted by Screen Rant, Cusick is purportedly one of three new additions to the fold – the other two being Michael Buie (Grey’s Anatomy) and Tanya Clarke (Banshee) – with Cusick credited as Dr. Evan Declan. He’s one of the few entirely original characters written for Marvel’s Inhumans series, and will seemingly feature in six of the show’s eight episodes. As for Buie and Clarke, they’re attached to play the parents of Black Bolt and Maximus, the warring siblings who threaten to cause an upheaval for the people of Attilan. Expect to see Buie and Clarke embody King Agon and Queen Rynda, respectively.
Word is that Inhumans recently wrapped filming on its final episode, so it shouldn’t be too long before...
- 6/2/2017
- by Michael Briers
- We Got This Covered
Banshee, Season 3: Episode 10 – “We All Pay Eventually”
Written by Jennifer Ames & Steve Turner
Directed by Loni Peristere
Returns to Cinemax in 2016 for a fourth season
In all of the craziness that is “We All Pay Eventually,” Banshee displays its growth over three gripping years by giving two supporting characters the chance to verbalize the heart of the episode, season and series thus far:
“I am guys like that…I will always be that man…I am doing everything I can to change. And every once in a while, I manage to convince myself that I’m a better person.”
And when Bunker gets so angry, Brock shows him what that really is:
“That isn’t anger that you’re feeling. That’s the shame and guilt…That is what makes you better than them. If you didn’t feel that, that’s when I’d start to worry.”
Credit...
Written by Jennifer Ames & Steve Turner
Directed by Loni Peristere
Returns to Cinemax in 2016 for a fourth season
In all of the craziness that is “We All Pay Eventually,” Banshee displays its growth over three gripping years by giving two supporting characters the chance to verbalize the heart of the episode, season and series thus far:
“I am guys like that…I will always be that man…I am doing everything I can to change. And every once in a while, I manage to convince myself that I’m a better person.”
And when Bunker gets so angry, Brock shows him what that really is:
“That isn’t anger that you’re feeling. That’s the shame and guilt…That is what makes you better than them. If you didn’t feel that, that’s when I’d start to worry.”
Credit...
- 3/14/2015
- by Sean Colletti
- SoundOnSight
Recently, Showtime served up the new,official synopsis/spoilers for their upcoming "Banshee" episode 9 of season 3. The episode is entitled, "Even God Doesn't Know What to Make Of You," and it turns out that we're going to see some very intense and dramatic stuff take place when Proctor and Emily take a hit over Rebecca's scew-ups, and more! In the new, 9th episode press release: Lucas (Antony Starr) is going to recall the history of his friendship with Job (Hoon Lee), while pondering the future, if there indeed will be one. Proctor (Ulrich Thomsen) and Emily (Tanya Clarke) will pay the price for Rebecca's (Lili Simmons) recklessness. Carrie (Ivana Milicevic) and Gordon (Rus Blackwell) are going to pick up the pieces of their shattered relationship. Stowe (Langley Kirkwood) and Leo (Dennis Flanagan) will land a big fish. Bunker (Tom Pelphrey) will reconnect with his skinhead past. Deva (Ryann Shane) is...
- 2/27/2015
- by Derek
- OnTheFlix
Recently, Cinemax served up the new,official synopsis/spoilers for their upcoming "Banshee" episode 4 of season 3. The episode is entitled, "Real Life Is the Nightmare," and it turns out that we're going to see some pretty dramatic stuff as Siobhan wrestles with keeping an important secret. We'll also see Carrie quit her job, and more! In the new, 4th episode press release: Siobhan will get torn between exposing Lucas and keeping his secret. Brock is going to seeth upon learning that his ex, Emily (Tanya Clarke), is working as a caregiver for Proctor's mom. Rebecca will impress Burton but inflames Chayton. Job and Sugar is going to mop up critical surveillance. Carrie will take off on a thrill ride after walking out on her job. Gordon is going to change his mind about Proctor's plea bargain. Chayton will ready his army for an assault. The episode was written by Justin Britt-Gibson,...
- 1/23/2015
- by Andre Braddox
- OnTheFlix
Banshee, Season 3: Episode 1 – “The Fire Trials”
Written by Jonathan Tropper
Directed by Loni Peristere
Airs Friday nights at 10 on Cinemax
Amid a full and explosive season three premiere that heavily features Chayton’s (Geno Segers) return to and influence on his Kinaho tribe, it’s a quiet exchange between father and daughter that sticks out to me:
“You came here for her.”
“I stayed for you.”
At this point, the man we know as Lucas Hood looks and acts the part. He is the sheriff of Banshee. He didn’t get the girl. He didn’t get the big score. But what he’s found in the post-Rabbit era of this story is that he belongs here more than he does anywhere else. Why not just leave and test that theory? Deva. Staying for her isn’t just a stab at fatherhood (no pun intended, but it’s too...
Written by Jonathan Tropper
Directed by Loni Peristere
Airs Friday nights at 10 on Cinemax
Amid a full and explosive season three premiere that heavily features Chayton’s (Geno Segers) return to and influence on his Kinaho tribe, it’s a quiet exchange between father and daughter that sticks out to me:
“You came here for her.”
“I stayed for you.”
At this point, the man we know as Lucas Hood looks and acts the part. He is the sheriff of Banshee. He didn’t get the girl. He didn’t get the big score. But what he’s found in the post-Rabbit era of this story is that he belongs here more than he does anywhere else. Why not just leave and test that theory? Deva. Staying for her isn’t just a stab at fatherhood (no pun intended, but it’s too...
- 1/10/2015
- by Sean Colletti
- SoundOnSight
Matthew Gratzner made his reputation as the visual effects supervisor on blockbuster movies like Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol, Hugo and The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor. Gratzner continued work on his feature-directing debut Hot Bath an’ a Stiff Drink, an 1890s-set western in production through mid-December. Gratzner added Frankie Muniz (Malcolm in the Middle) and Alison Eastwood (Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil) to an eclectic ensemble cast that includes Don Frye, Tanya Clarke and Grainger Hines.
- 11/27/2013
- Upcoming-Movies.com
A Glee Mom for Chord Overstreet – Tanya Clarke!
It didn’t take Glee long to find a suitable actress to jump in as Sam Evan’s (Chord Overstreet) mother after hiring Smallville’s John Schneider to play his dad. So who’s going to be the lovely lady responsible for bringing our trout-mouthed friend into existence? Guiding Light’s Tanya Clarke of course! She’s the perfect blonde to play Mary Evans, and she’s not bad too look at for a mother.
EW first reported Clarke’s casting, while also adding she will make her first appearance in the Dec. 6 episode, the same episode that introduces us to Sam’s dad. It’s really a no brainer they would appear together. Unlike the news of Schneider’s casting, Clarke’s came with the possibility of her character becoming recurring alongside Sam. With Sam’s parents being brought in to the picture,...
It didn’t take Glee long to find a suitable actress to jump in as Sam Evan’s (Chord Overstreet) mother after hiring Smallville’s John Schneider to play his dad. So who’s going to be the lovely lady responsible for bringing our trout-mouthed friend into existence? Guiding Light’s Tanya Clarke of course! She’s the perfect blonde to play Mary Evans, and she’s not bad too look at for a mother.
EW first reported Clarke’s casting, while also adding she will make her first appearance in the Dec. 6 episode, the same episode that introduces us to Sam’s dad. It’s really a no brainer they would appear together. Unlike the news of Schneider’s casting, Clarke’s came with the possibility of her character becoming recurring alongside Sam. With Sam’s parents being brought in to the picture,...
- 11/10/2011
- by Brody Gibson
- Boomtron
The first two seasons of The Only Way Is Essex have come to the United States via Hulu, and the New York Times loves it. The Grey Lady practically gushes praising the show, which makes me concerned for their sanity.
Meryl Streep's turn as Margaret Thatcher in The Iron Lady has been pushed back to December 30th, but is expected to make an awards season roll out that will no doubt skip any city with a population under 2 million.
Will Young wants to be a dad, but not until he's in his 40s. He thinks he can be a stylish gay dad. Is there any other kind?
Bishop Salvatore Cordileone writes to Congress to tell them that gay marriage oppresses religious people by…well, I don't really see him say why. One side is all love, and the other is about exclusion. If his side wasn't being so hateful,...
Meryl Streep's turn as Margaret Thatcher in The Iron Lady has been pushed back to December 30th, but is expected to make an awards season roll out that will no doubt skip any city with a population under 2 million.
Will Young wants to be a dad, but not until he's in his 40s. He thinks he can be a stylish gay dad. Is there any other kind?
Bishop Salvatore Cordileone writes to Congress to tell them that gay marriage oppresses religious people by…well, I don't really see him say why. One side is all love, and the other is about exclusion. If his side wasn't being so hateful,...
- 11/8/2011
- by Ed Kennedy
- The Backlot
Glee has found a wife for John Schneider.
A few days after that actor was tabbed as Sam's father, and scheduled to appear on the December 6 episode, Entertainment Weekly confirms that former Guiding Light star Tanya Clarke will also come on board as Sam's mother, Mary.
She will also debut on December 6 and may stick around beyond that, as Chord Overstreet is signed for multiple episodes this winter. It's unknown at this time what brings the family back in to town, after Gleeks were told on the third season premiere that Mr. Evans took a job elsewhere.
Glee Promo: "The First Time"...
A few days after that actor was tabbed as Sam's father, and scheduled to appear on the December 6 episode, Entertainment Weekly confirms that former Guiding Light star Tanya Clarke will also come on board as Sam's mother, Mary.
She will also debut on December 6 and may stick around beyond that, as Chord Overstreet is signed for multiple episodes this winter. It's unknown at this time what brings the family back in to town, after Gleeks were told on the third season premiere that Mr. Evans took a job elsewhere.
Glee Promo: "The First Time"...
- 11/8/2011
- by matt@tvfanatic.com (TV Fanatic Staff)
- TVfanatic
Tanya Clarke has signed on to appear in Glee. The soap actress will portray Sam's (Chord Overstreet) mother on the Fox series, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Meanwhile, Smallville actor John Schneider will play Sam's father. The pair will appear on the show's eighth episode and could potentially return for more episodes in the future. Clarke has starred on a number of soaps, including Guiding Light, As (more)...
- 11/8/2011
- by By Tara Fowler
- Digital Spy
If you don't want to know a few key points about Nov. 8th's episode of "Glee," you should probably stop reading now.
Although you should be able to guess from the episode title -- "The First Time" -- what we're about to say.
Ready?
Some of your favorite couples are about to get laid. And yes, things get kinda awkward.
While Rachel (Lea Michele) and Finn's (Cory Monteith) first time shouldn't cause too much controversy, Chris Colfer tells Entertainment Weekly that he won't be surprised if angry activist groups get very vocal about Kurt and Blaine (Darren Criss) losing their virginity to each other.
"I absolutely expect to hear from them," he tells EW. "But I think it's handled very sweetly and very emotionally...They're expecting this big, raunchy, suggestive, brainwashing storyline when really it's very sweet."
Since we've seen it, we can confirm that it is, in fact, very sweet.
Although you should be able to guess from the episode title -- "The First Time" -- what we're about to say.
Ready?
Some of your favorite couples are about to get laid. And yes, things get kinda awkward.
While Rachel (Lea Michele) and Finn's (Cory Monteith) first time shouldn't cause too much controversy, Chris Colfer tells Entertainment Weekly that he won't be surprised if angry activist groups get very vocal about Kurt and Blaine (Darren Criss) losing their virginity to each other.
"I absolutely expect to hear from them," he tells EW. "But I think it's handled very sweetly and very emotionally...They're expecting this big, raunchy, suggestive, brainwashing storyline when really it's very sweet."
Since we've seen it, we can confirm that it is, in fact, very sweet.
- 11/8/2011
- by editorial@zap2it.com
- Zap2It - From Inside the Box
Time to meet another parent on Glee!
Now that Chord Overstreet is reprising his role as Sam on the Fox drama, fans will be introduced to his mom Mary Evans, played by Tanya Clarke (Guiding Light). EW has learned exclusively that Clarke, who has also appeared on shows like The Defenders and NCIS: Los Angeles, will show up in the Dec. 6 episode and may recur.
It’s already been revealed that John Schneider (Smallville) will play Sam’s dad. Hey, the tow-headed teen had to get that blond hair somewhere!
Overstreet signed up for a multi-episode/recurring arc on the show,...
Now that Chord Overstreet is reprising his role as Sam on the Fox drama, fans will be introduced to his mom Mary Evans, played by Tanya Clarke (Guiding Light). EW has learned exclusively that Clarke, who has also appeared on shows like The Defenders and NCIS: Los Angeles, will show up in the Dec. 6 episode and may recur.
It’s already been revealed that John Schneider (Smallville) will play Sam’s dad. Hey, the tow-headed teen had to get that blond hair somewhere!
Overstreet signed up for a multi-episode/recurring arc on the show,...
- 11/8/2011
- by Lynette Rice
- EW - Inside TV
Recently, we spoke with Matt Bendett, Product Manager at Visceral Games (EA), about Dead Space 2. After playing through the demo, we discussed some of the necormorphs revealed in the game, including the TriPod. "It's this massive beast that comes down out of the Church of Unitology," Bendett stated. "He's going to pin Isaac to ground and drag him to his death if he can. If you're Isaac you got to try to get out of that grip before it's night-night for you." We also talked about the Javelin Gun, one of the hot new guns in Dead Space 2. It allows you to pin your enemies to the wall and also deliver a secondary electric blast. Dead Space 2 comes to the Xbox 360 and PS3 on January 25, 2011. Gunner Wright (The Losers, Bro, Alluvial) voices Isaac Clarke and Tanya Clarke (Repo Men, The Last Gamble) voices Nicole ...
- 8/11/2010
- by Michele Alfonso
- BuzzFocus.com
I know that as a reviewer, I’m supposed to maintain some degree of objectivity and not bring my own prejudices into what I watch, but let’s be honest for a moment: there’s no way that you can watch an Mma film on purpose and not know that it’s going to suck more than a little. I mean, seriously. I like seeing guys pummel each other as much as the next guy, but this is the second one that I’ve watched (the first being Never Surrender), and the feeling that they had made the film as a kind of endurance test was just as strong with this film as it was with that one.
Reinero (Hector Echavarria) is a star in the world of cage fighting (a profession that allows him to live the lifestyle of a professional athlete, if this film is to be believed...
Reinero (Hector Echavarria) is a star in the world of cage fighting (a profession that allows him to live the lifestyle of a professional athlete, if this film is to be believed...
- 12/14/2009
- by Anders Nelson
- JustPressPlay.net
Rise of the Gargoyles pits Eric Balfour ("24", "Six Feet Under"), veteran character actor Nick Mancuso, and soap opera actress Tanya Clarke against evil gargoyles that have grown tired of just sitting atop Parisian cathedrals and have come to life to terrify the "city of lights".
You're probably thinking this sounds like the plot of a Sci-Fi Channel original movie. You would be right.
Rise of the Gargoyles premieres on the Sci-Fi Channel this Sunday night, June 21st, at 9/8 Central. That's Sunday night, not Saturday.
For those that would prefer to watch the film without all those annoying commercial interruptions, Genius Products has already announced a DVD release, but you'll have to wait until September 8th.
Here's a look at the trailer. It looks... It looks like a Sci-Fi Channel gargoyle movie.
- The Foywonder
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Rise ... in the Dread Central...
You're probably thinking this sounds like the plot of a Sci-Fi Channel original movie. You would be right.
Rise of the Gargoyles premieres on the Sci-Fi Channel this Sunday night, June 21st, at 9/8 Central. That's Sunday night, not Saturday.
For those that would prefer to watch the film without all those annoying commercial interruptions, Genius Products has already announced a DVD release, but you'll have to wait until September 8th.
Here's a look at the trailer. It looks... It looks like a Sci-Fi Channel gargoyle movie.
- The Foywonder
Visit The Evilshop @ Amazon!
Got news? Click here to submit it!
Rise ... in the Dread Central...
- 6/18/2009
- by Foywonder
- DreadCentral.com
• Fango got the scoop on the DVD dates for several horror films coming from IFC Films in the next several months. All of these titles either have played or can be seen now via video-on-demand, and they’ll be Blockbuster exclusives before being made available for general retail sales.
The animation omnibus Fear(S) Of The Dark and Christopher Denham’s disturbing family study Home Movie are already in Blockbuster stores, and will hit retail in October. A bunch more have Blockbuster berths only, with no retail slots determined yet: Bruce McDonald’s Pontypool, which just joined the on-demand lineup and opened theatrically in New York today (see review here), hits October 13; Antti-Jussi Annila’s Sauna is coming June 23; Daniel Myrick’s The Objective has been moved from its previous Blockbuster date of July 28 to July 14; Duane Graves and Justin Meeks’ The Wild Man Of The Navidad attacks in August...
The animation omnibus Fear(S) Of The Dark and Christopher Denham’s disturbing family study Home Movie are already in Blockbuster stores, and will hit retail in October. A bunch more have Blockbuster berths only, with no retail slots determined yet: Bruce McDonald’s Pontypool, which just joined the on-demand lineup and opened theatrically in New York today (see review here), hits October 13; Antti-Jussi Annila’s Sauna is coming June 23; Daniel Myrick’s The Objective has been moved from its previous Blockbuster date of July 28 to July 14; Duane Graves and Justin Meeks’ The Wild Man Of The Navidad attacks in August...
- 5/29/2009
- by no-reply@fangoria.com (Michael Gingold)
- Fangoria
If you missed Simon Hunter’s grisly futuristic action-shocker Mutant Chronicles during its recent limited theatrical run, there’s now a date to mark your calendars for the movie’s premiere on the Sci Fi Channel. It’ll help send off the station’s old incarnation just before it’s rebranded as (yuck) Syfy in July.
Mutant Chronicles, with Thomas Jane, Ron Perlman, John Malkovich and Devon Aoki, has its first Sci Fi showing Saturday, June 27 at 9 p.m., followed by a repeat Sunday, June 28 at 6:30 p.m. Also set for next month is the Sci Fi debut of Rise Of The Gargoyles, the latest in the ever-growing series of flicks about the winged beasts. Vipers’ Bill Corcoran directed this one, with Eric Balfour, Nick Mancuso and Tanya Clarke starring; it airs Sunday, June 21 at 9 p.m. Check out the trailer here.
Mutant Chronicles, with Thomas Jane, Ron Perlman, John Malkovich and Devon Aoki, has its first Sci Fi showing Saturday, June 27 at 9 p.m., followed by a repeat Sunday, June 28 at 6:30 p.m. Also set for next month is the Sci Fi debut of Rise Of The Gargoyles, the latest in the ever-growing series of flicks about the winged beasts. Vipers’ Bill Corcoran directed this one, with Eric Balfour, Nick Mancuso and Tanya Clarke starring; it airs Sunday, June 21 at 9 p.m. Check out the trailer here.
- 5/8/2009
- Fangoria
Eric Balfour (Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Hell Ride) has been tapped to star in Rise Of The Gargoyle, a two-hour telefilm that will air on Sci Fi Channel. The telefilm centers on an ancient gargoyle monster whose terror is unleashed in modern-day Paris. Balfour stars as Jack Richmond, a struggling author whose outlandish theories on pagan architecture make him the laughingstock of the academic world. But when Jack finds himself face to face in a demolished church with a live version of the stone gargoyles he's devoted his life to studying, no one believes his story. Caroline Neron, Jason Salinger, Nick Mancuso and Tanya Clarke also star. The movie, said to be full of CGI and special effects, is shooting through month's end in Romania. Bill Corcoran is directing.
- 8/5/2008
- bloody-disgusting.com
Eric Balfour has been tapped to star in "Rise of the Gargoyle," a two-hour telefilm that will air on Sci Fi Channel.
The telefilm, which Rhi Entertainment is distributing internationally, centers on an ancient gargoyle monster whose terror is unleashed in modern-day Paris.
Balfour ("24") stars as Jack Richmond, a struggling author whose outlandish theories on pagan architecture make him the laughingstock of the academic world. But when Jack finds himself face to face in a demolished church with a live version of the stone gargoyles he's devoted his life to studying, no one believes his story.
"Gargoyle" co-stars Caroline Neron, Jason Salinger, Nick Mancuso and Tanya Clarke. The movie, said to be full of CGI and special effects, is shooting through month's end in Romania.
The telefilm, a co-production of Canada's Muse Entertainment and Romania's Mediapro Studios, is executive produced by Rhi's Robert Halmi Sr. and Muse's Michael Prupas.
Bill Corcoran is directing the telefilm, while Pierre Jodoin is the director of photography. Francois Sylvestre and Andreea Stanculeanu are producing.
The telefilm, which Rhi Entertainment is distributing internationally, centers on an ancient gargoyle monster whose terror is unleashed in modern-day Paris.
Balfour ("24") stars as Jack Richmond, a struggling author whose outlandish theories on pagan architecture make him the laughingstock of the academic world. But when Jack finds himself face to face in a demolished church with a live version of the stone gargoyles he's devoted his life to studying, no one believes his story.
"Gargoyle" co-stars Caroline Neron, Jason Salinger, Nick Mancuso and Tanya Clarke. The movie, said to be full of CGI and special effects, is shooting through month's end in Romania.
The telefilm, a co-production of Canada's Muse Entertainment and Romania's Mediapro Studios, is executive produced by Rhi's Robert Halmi Sr. and Muse's Michael Prupas.
Bill Corcoran is directing the telefilm, while Pierre Jodoin is the director of photography. Francois Sylvestre and Andreea Stanculeanu are producing.
- 8/5/2008
- by By Kimberly Nordyke
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
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