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"An Outcast In A World of Hypocricy"
Holy crap, Sarah Michelle Gellar in a worthwhile movie?
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/thr/film/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=2051540
I'm a big fan of hers and movie-wise she hasn't made alot of intelligent decisions, mainly due to the fact that they caste type her. Even though her role on buffy just kicks everything elses ass that she has done.
Sam Raimi and Rob Tapert are producing it, sounds like it could be a ****ing awesome or worthwhile flick. But being the horror geek that i am, i have never heard or seen the japanese version of the film or heard about it until now.
Also i found this(from upcominghorrormovies.com) which inspires my interest even more in this movie: Roy Lee, who introduced Ringu to DreamWorks, invited Sam [Raimi] to a screening of JU-ON and apparently liked the film so much that he said he would personally like to produce a remake. Sam was quoted saying... "It's a very exciting proposition, since I’ve been very influenced by his films. And as co-producer, I plan to create with him an unprecedented horror film, the likes of which has never been seen in America."
I personally have liked Pretty much everything Sam Raimi has been related with or been somehow linked to, Most of you know me and kk stoned are big fans of his cult classic: the evil dead. Maybe this is a super nerds dream come true? or a nightmare waiting to happen.
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/thr/film/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=2051540
I'm a big fan of hers and movie-wise she hasn't made alot of intelligent decisions, mainly due to the fact that they caste type her. Even though her role on buffy just kicks everything elses ass that she has done.
Sam Raimi and Rob Tapert are producing it, sounds like it could be a ****ing awesome or worthwhile flick. But being the horror geek that i am, i have never heard or seen the japanese version of the film or heard about it until now.
Also i found this(from upcominghorrormovies.com) which inspires my interest even more in this movie: Roy Lee, who introduced Ringu to DreamWorks, invited Sam [Raimi] to a screening of JU-ON and apparently liked the film so much that he said he would personally like to produce a remake. Sam was quoted saying... "It's a very exciting proposition, since I’ve been very influenced by his films. And as co-producer, I plan to create with him an unprecedented horror film, the likes of which has never been seen in America."
I personally have liked Pretty much everything Sam Raimi has been related with or been somehow linked to, Most of you know me and kk stoned are big fans of his cult classic: the evil dead. Maybe this is a super nerds dream come true? or a nightmare waiting to happen.
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