Daybreakers Interview: Writers/Directors Michael and Peter ...
Australian writers/directors Michael and Peter Spierig are the kindred masterminds behind the bloodthirsty new Vampire movie Daybreakers, their second feature to date after 2003s indie comedy/horror Undead. A co-production between Lionsgate in the US and Screen Australia, their latest is very much a Hollywood film, boasting a cast that includes Ethan Hawk, Willem Dafoe, Sam Neill, Claudia Karvan and Isabel Lucas.
Daybreakers Interview: Writers/Directors Michael and Peter ...
Australian writers/directors Michael and Peter Spierig are the kindred masterminds behind the bloodthirsty new Vampire movie Daybreakers, their second feature to date after 2003s indie comedy/horror Undead. A co-production between Lionsgate in the US and Screen Australia, their latest is very much a Hollywood film, boasting a cast that includes ...
Edge Of Darkness (Review)
Thomas Craven is a man of impulse and no consequence. Your daughter being shot to death would do that to you. Especially if she was standing beside you on the front porch. So begins Mel Gibson’s first acting appearance since 2002, as a father seeking revenge (or answers) for his ...
Portable Film Festival 2010: Call for Entries!
Have you made a short film only to have it lost in the abyss of Youtube and Vimeo? Perhaps you've made a rockin' music video for your band? Or maybe you've made a feature film, and are looking for all the promotion you can get? Well then the Portable Film ...
Precious: Based on the Novel ‘PUSH’ by Sapphire...
"The other day I cried", mumbles Claireece ‘Precious’ Jones (Gabourey Sidibe) to the audience. Fair enough, too. Precious is a morbidly obese, illiterate and pregnant African-American teen living in 1987 Harlem, surviving off the welfare collected by her disgustingly abusive mother. On occasion, her drug-addicted father drops in to rape her. ...
The Princess and the Frog (Review)
It’s easy to get caught up praising The Princess and the Frog for what it does differently in the biz of children’s animation. First off, it’s the spirited revival -- or attempted revival, depending on how well it does at the box office -- of the classic hand-drawn 2D animation ...
Daybreakers (Review)
Now how ‘bout that: An Australian made film that mainstream audiences might actually go and see! Or at least gore hungry teenagers with litres of Red Bull infused blood pumping around their hormonal bodies. But given the recent vampiric trend amongst teens, it’s the perfect market for the Australian film ...
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