Edward, the pale, lovable creature with scissors for hands can be in your home—in statue form anyway—by the end of this year courtesy of Hollywood Collectibles Group. Also in today’s Horror Highlights: a Dementia Blu-ray clip, details on the L.A. screening of Fender Bender, Monsterland DVD / Digital release details, and a Q&A with The Curse of Sleeping Beauty director Pearry Teo.
Hollywood Collectibles Group’s Edward Scissorhands Statue: From Hcg: “From Tim Burton’s Gothic masterpiece, we are proud to present Edward Scissorhands!
Presented in 1:4 scale, Edward features an amazingly detailed costume and scissor hands, capturing every intricate detail of this incredible outfit.
Edward stands an impressive 24” tall on his elaborate movie themed display base,
As with all Hollywood Collectibles pieces, this Museum quality statue is constructed from heavyweight poly stone and mixed media and then individually hand painted to the finest detail.
This...
Hollywood Collectibles Group’s Edward Scissorhands Statue: From Hcg: “From Tim Burton’s Gothic masterpiece, we are proud to present Edward Scissorhands!
Presented in 1:4 scale, Edward features an amazingly detailed costume and scissor hands, capturing every intricate detail of this incredible outfit.
Edward stands an impressive 24” tall on his elaborate movie themed display base,
As with all Hollywood Collectibles pieces, this Museum quality statue is constructed from heavyweight poly stone and mixed media and then individually hand painted to the finest detail.
This...
- 5/13/2016
- by Tamika Jones
- DailyDead
Whether you're prepping your first short film or starting to apply to festivals, you'll want to check out these tips which will guide you through the process. Before Making Your Short: Questions to Ask Before Making a Short Film: In a guest post, Peter McCoubrey, who co-directed the short film "The Grey Matter" with his brother Luke McCoubrey, shares some of the questions they asked themselves when making the short, which went on to screen at festivals and become a Vimeo Staff Pick. Why Make Shorts? Filmmakers Address the Purpose of Short Filmmaking Filmmakers, producers and distributors are embracing short films. Here's a report from the Bermuda International Film Festival, where shorts aren't an afterthought. 5 Tips on Making a Short Film as Powerful as a Feature: A recent shorts screening and panel reminded the audience of the art of short films and that, when done right, they can be just as powerfully captivating as features.
- 8/24/2015
- by Indiewire
- Indiewire
“Yeah, well, you’re not my friend. You’re a parasite.” When desk jockey Simon tells this to his newfound companion, Brian, there’s more truth to it than you might imagine. Blending dark comedy with creeping horror and palpable practical effects, brothers Peter and Luke McCoubrey’s new short film, The Grey Matter, is a delightfully bizarre head trip, and we have it for Daily Dead visitors to watch.
From co-director Peter McCoubrey: “The film is a dark horror comedy starring Ebon Moss-Bachrach (Girls, John Adams) as an office stiff who, after suffering a mysterious injury, finds himself stumbling through a courtship with a coworker played by Lucy Walters (Shame, Power)… but something strange is afoot. With the romantic guidance of a creature unearthed from his head wound, he finds himself stumbling through an absurd, increasingly unorthodox, and potentially fatal attraction.
I work with my brother Luke who...
From co-director Peter McCoubrey: “The film is a dark horror comedy starring Ebon Moss-Bachrach (Girls, John Adams) as an office stiff who, after suffering a mysterious injury, finds himself stumbling through a courtship with a coworker played by Lucy Walters (Shame, Power)… but something strange is afoot. With the romantic guidance of a creature unearthed from his head wound, he finds himself stumbling through an absurd, increasingly unorthodox, and potentially fatal attraction.
I work with my brother Luke who...
- 12/30/2014
- by Derek Anderson
- DailyDead
The Grey Matter Short Film. Peter McCoubrey, Tim McCoubrey‘s The Grey Matter (2014) short film stars Ebon Moss-Bachrach, Lucy Walters, and Carter Roy. The Grey Matter‘s plot synopsis: “The film stars Ebon Moss-Bachrach (Girls, John Adams) as an office stiff who, after suffering a mysterious injury, finds himself stumbling through a courtship [...]
Continue reading: The Grey Matter (2014) Short Film: A Beneficial Serious Head Injury...
Continue reading: The Grey Matter (2014) Short Film: A Beneficial Serious Head Injury...
- 12/27/2014
- by Rollo Tomasi
- Film-Book
/Film readers and filmmakers Peter and Luke McCoubrey (aka the McCoubrey Brothers) have released his short film The Grey Matter online. The dark horror/sci-fi comedy short played at the Nitehawk shorts festival, the Show Me Shorts Film Fest, the Sidewalk film festival, San Antonio film festival, the Brooklyn film festival and was awarded a Vimeo Staff Pick this month. […]
The post ‘The Grey Matter’ Short Film Will Get In Your Head appeared first on /Film.
The post ‘The Grey Matter’ Short Film Will Get In Your Head appeared first on /Film.
- 12/23/2014
- by Peter Sciretta
- Slash Film
"What were you expecting, a grasshopper with a top hat?" Take a moment to watch this short film if you're in the mood for a darkly humorous laugh. The Grey Matter is a dark horror comedy directed by Peter and Luke McCoubrey, known as the "McCoubrey Brothers", who explained via e-mail this week that they started making music videos for a friend's band and eventually challenged themselves to make a narrative short. After premiering at film festivals throughout the year, including Brooklyn, Show Me Shorts and the Nitehawk Shorts Festival, it's now online earning a recent Short of the Week feature. There are some solid practical FX in it, and the dialogue is fun which helps keep the film interesting. It's a great short, have fun. Here's what Peter McCoubrey wrote to us in an e-mail about their influences in making this short film: "Having a soft spot for the genre movies of the 80s,...
- 12/17/2014
- by Alex Billington
- firstshowing.net
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