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Showing posts with label horror film. Show all posts
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Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Clive Owen as John Farrow in Intruders (2011) (THEIAPOLIS CINEMA)
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Monday, February 6, 2012
Daniel Radcliffe: The Woman in Black opens very big (Hollywood News)
“Woman In Black” Shatters Box Office Expectations
By: Josh Abraham
HollywoodNews.com: Hammer’s chilling ghost story The Woman in Black shattered box office expectations during its three day opening weekend (Fri-Sun) in the US, grossing just over $21m to come in a very close second place.
Hammer, an Exclusive Media company’s, adaptation of Susan Hill’s classic novel, starring Daniel Radcliffe, opened on almost 3000 screens through CBS Films with a per screen average of approximately $7,400, and also took the number one position in the Canadian box office.
This weekend’s three day gross makes The Woman in Black the highest opening ever for a Hammer film in the US and one of the very few British films that has broken the $20m opening weekend threshold.
The exceptionally strong US box office weekend was up over 35% on 2011 figures and is particularly striking because it was Super Bowl Sunday, a traditionally weaker box office weekend.
The Woman in Black, starring Daniel Radcliffe, is the iconic production company’s first ever feature ghost story. It is directed by James Watkins and adapted by Jane Goldman from the book by Susan Hill.
The film is a Hammer, Alliance Films, The UK Film Council presentation, in association with Cross Creek Pictures. A Talisman production in association with Exclusive Media. Producers are Richard Jackson, Simon Oakes and Brian Oliver. Executive Producers are Guy East, Nigel Sinclair, Tobin Armbrust, Marc Schipper, Neil Dunn, Xavier Marchand, Roy Lee and Tyler Thompson.
Commenting on the success of The Woman in Black, Simon Oakes, President & CEO of Hammer and Vice Chairman of Exclusive Media said: “We are delighted that The Woman in Black has performed so well. The fact that a gothic horror has attracted such a large audience on opening weekend shows the demand for elevated and intelligent genre films which Hammer aims to produce.”
Read more: http://www.hollywoodnews.com/2012/02/06/woman-in-black-shatters-box-office-expectations/
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Thursday, February 2, 2012
Ciaran Hinds, Daniel Radcliffe: The Woman in Black Review and behind the scenes video (Vancouver Sun)
The Woman in Black
Starring: Daniel Radcliffe, Ciaran Hinds and Janet McTeer
Directed by: James Watkins
14A: frightening scenes, not suitable for children
Running time: 95 minutes
Rating: Three and a half stars
The desire to be frightened is a strange impulse that nonetheless has created careers for everyone from John Carpenter to the people who design roller coasters. It’s also proving a lucrative genre for Daniel Radcliffe, who — fresh from vanquishing a frightening foe in the Harry Potter series — stops shaving, looks grief-stricken, and puts on the cloak of a doting father in The Woman in Black, an old-fashioned ghost story.
It’s a good vehicle for Radcliffe, even though he’s never quite persuasive as a grown-up parent: He has a look of perpetual adolescence, like a more sorrowful Hugh Grant. Still, it’s his charisma that is likely to draw a younger audience to a Gothic haunted-house tale that has none of the trappings — torture, exploding bodies, imperilled teenagers — of the modern horror film.
Read more: http://www.vancouversun.com/entertainment/movie-guide/Movie+review+Woman+Black+traditional+spooky+yarn+with+video/6092734/story.html

Starring: Daniel Radcliffe, Ciaran Hinds and Janet McTeer
Directed by: James Watkins
14A: frightening scenes, not suitable for children
Running time: 95 minutes
Rating: Three and a half stars
The desire to be frightened is a strange impulse that nonetheless has created careers for everyone from John Carpenter to the people who design roller coasters. It’s also proving a lucrative genre for Daniel Radcliffe, who — fresh from vanquishing a frightening foe in the Harry Potter series — stops shaving, looks grief-stricken, and puts on the cloak of a doting father in The Woman in Black, an old-fashioned ghost story.
It’s a good vehicle for Radcliffe, even though he’s never quite persuasive as a grown-up parent: He has a look of perpetual adolescence, like a more sorrowful Hugh Grant. Still, it’s his charisma that is likely to draw a younger audience to a Gothic haunted-house tale that has none of the trappings — torture, exploding bodies, imperilled teenagers — of the modern horror film.
Read more: http://www.vancouversun.com/entertainment/movie-guide/Movie+review+Woman+Black+traditional+spooky+yarn+with+video/6092734/story.html
Clive Owen: New poster for his movie "The Intruders" (Horror Movies)
U.S. Poster For Clive Owen’s Intruders
Written by: Deth_Banger
Juan Carlos Fresnadillo’s Intruders opens in theatres this coming March 30th via Millennium Entertainment and to tie in with that release, we have the U.S. poster for the film.
The film “centers on two children living in different countries who are visited each night by a faceless intruder, a terrifying being who wants to take possession of them.”
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Daniel Radcliffe; Ciaran Hinds - New trailer for The Woman in Black
The Woman in Black follows lawyer Arthur Kipp’s who leaves his son in London to take on a case involving a deceased woman’s estate. When he arrives in town, he sees that people have locked their children inside in order to protect them from forces unseen. After spending the night there, he begins to see the vengeful specter of a lady whose eyes have been torn from their sockets. As he uncovers the mysteries of the town and ghost he discovers a sordid past of murder and supernatural terror.
Daniel Radcliffe’s next ‘The Woman in Black’ is a super natural thriller which will be released by PVR pictures in India on 10th February 2011.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7lReemWmO5o
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