Stephen King and J.J. Abrams' Bad Robot Productions have teased the impending arrival of a secret new Hulu project titled Castle Rock, named after the fictional Maine town that serves as the setting of many of the author's stories.
"Jj Abrams and I want to invite you to take a trip to Castle Rock. Soon. Be afraid," King warned on Twitter after the minute-long teaser was revealed.
The video that accompanied the unveiling lists the names of many of the characters, places and creatures that lurked in and around Castle Rock – Shawshank State Prison,...
"Jj Abrams and I want to invite you to take a trip to Castle Rock. Soon. Be afraid," King warned on Twitter after the minute-long teaser was revealed.
The video that accompanied the unveiling lists the names of many of the characters, places and creatures that lurked in and around Castle Rock – Shawshank State Prison,...
- 2/18/2017
- Rollingstone.com
No one was sure, when "The Green Mile" was released 15 years ago this week (on December 10, 1999), whether lightning could strike twice in the same spot for Frank Darabont. Sure, the writer/director's first Stephen King prison drama, 1994's "The Shawshank Redemption," had gone from commercial failure to beloved classic in five years. But another King prison tale, one that was three hours long and featured some horrific electric-chair executions, bizarre fantasy elements, and a trained mouse?
As it turned out, of course, "Green Mile" became a huge hit, earned four Oscar nominations, put another feather in star Tom Hanks's cap, and made a star of Michael Clarke Duncan, who played miracle-working, self-sacrificing inmate John Coffey. To this day, it remains the most beloved movie adapted from a King tale.
Still, as many times as you've seen it, there's plenty you may not know: how former ditch-digger Clarke got the star-making part,...
As it turned out, of course, "Green Mile" became a huge hit, earned four Oscar nominations, put another feather in star Tom Hanks's cap, and made a star of Michael Clarke Duncan, who played miracle-working, self-sacrificing inmate John Coffey. To this day, it remains the most beloved movie adapted from a King tale.
Still, as many times as you've seen it, there's plenty you may not know: how former ditch-digger Clarke got the star-making part,...
- 12/10/2014
- by Gary Susman
- Moviefone
Out now, this Warner Bros. Home Entertainment’s (Wbhe) 15th Anniversary Blu-ray is released as the studio’s distinctive new sleek Diamond Luxe Edition. Visually stunning, sleek, contemporary packaging to appeal to the modern collector, Diamond Luxe Editions are built with a revolutionary lithographic material for an unprecedented hyperglossy finish including a hidden magnet that maintains a secure, yet soft closure. Limited to 2000 copies, this must-own release contains new and several vintage bonus features!
Nominated for four Academy Awards® including Best Picture, Frank Darabont’s The Green Mile was adapted from Stephen King’s 1996 best-seller. The two-disc set will include vintage bonus features plus a new high-def documentary feature, Walking the Mile (Extended Version) with star Tom Hanks, Darabont, Stephen King and Mr. Jingles the mouse. This exclusive first-person making-of documentary feature was shot on location in Tennessee, North Carolina and Los Angeles.
The Diamond Luxe Edition is available...
Nominated for four Academy Awards® including Best Picture, Frank Darabont’s The Green Mile was adapted from Stephen King’s 1996 best-seller. The two-disc set will include vintage bonus features plus a new high-def documentary feature, Walking the Mile (Extended Version) with star Tom Hanks, Darabont, Stephen King and Mr. Jingles the mouse. This exclusive first-person making-of documentary feature was shot on location in Tennessee, North Carolina and Los Angeles.
The Diamond Luxe Edition is available...
- 11/13/2014
- by Phil Wheat
- Nerdly
Out now, this Warner Bros. Home Entertainment’s (Wbhe) 15th Anniversary Blu-ray is released as the studio’s distinctive new sleek Diamond Luxe Edition. Visually stunning, sleek, contemporary packaging to appeal to the modern collector, Diamond Luxe Editions are built with a revolutionary lithographic material for an unprecedented hyperglossy finish including a hidden magnet that maintains a secure, yet soft closure. Limited to 2000 copies, this must-own release contains new and several vintage bonus features!
Nominated for four Academy Awards® including Best Picture, Frank Darabont’s The Green Mile was adapted from Stephen King’s 1996 best-seller. The two-disc set will include vintage bonus features plus a new high-def documentary feature, Walking the Mile (Extended Version) with star Tom Hanks, Darabont, Stephen King and Mr. Jingles the mouse. This exclusive first-person making-of documentary feature was shot on location in Tennessee, North Carolina and Los Angeles.
The Diamond Luxe Edition is available...
Nominated for four Academy Awards® including Best Picture, Frank Darabont’s The Green Mile was adapted from Stephen King’s 1996 best-seller. The two-disc set will include vintage bonus features plus a new high-def documentary feature, Walking the Mile (Extended Version) with star Tom Hanks, Darabont, Stephen King and Mr. Jingles the mouse. This exclusive first-person making-of documentary feature was shot on location in Tennessee, North Carolina and Los Angeles.
The Diamond Luxe Edition is available...
- 11/13/2014
- by Phil Wheat
- Nerdly
What if you were guarding a prisoner on death row who was capable of performing miracles? This is the moral dilemma guard Paul Edgecomb faces in Frank Darabont’s The Green Mile, the 1999 film based on the Stephen King serial novel of the same name. At the brink of its 15th anniversary, Warner Bros. Home Entertainment has announced a new Diamond Luxe Anniversary Edition of the film on Blu-ray.
One of five films getting the anniversary treatment from Warner Bros. (the other four are Natural Born Killers, Forrest Gump, Gremlins and Ben-Hur), The Green Mile will be re-released on Blu-ray on September 30th. It’s unknown at this time whether the new release will include a fresh transfer, but it will come with new special features, including a longer version of the behind-the-scenes documentary. The 15th anniversary release of The Green Mile features new eye-grabbing packaging that prominently places the movie’s characters.
One of five films getting the anniversary treatment from Warner Bros. (the other four are Natural Born Killers, Forrest Gump, Gremlins and Ben-Hur), The Green Mile will be re-released on Blu-ray on September 30th. It’s unknown at this time whether the new release will include a fresh transfer, but it will come with new special features, including a longer version of the behind-the-scenes documentary. The 15th anniversary release of The Green Mile features new eye-grabbing packaging that prominently places the movie’s characters.
- 6/23/2014
- by Derek Anderson
- DailyDead
Clippers center Deandre Jordan faced off with an 11 foot beast this week in Los Angeles ... but instead of guarding it, he had it delivered to his home. Jordan hit up Mr. Jingles Christmas Trees in Beverly Hills to pick up an 11 ft. noble fir for $300 ... and left a fat tip when they dropped it off at his house.The best part -- Deandre posed for a pic at the X-mas lot and looked almost as tall as his tree!
- 12/8/2013
- by TMZ Staff
- TMZ
The name may not immediately ring any bells, but if you like a good British horror, you’ll have almost definitely sampled the work of Paul Hyett in the past. Having worked on special effects and make up for the likes of The Descent, Attack the Block and The Woman in Black, this year’s Frightfest opened with his directorial debut The Seasoning House, a film more lyrical and less gore-filled than the SFX background and blood soaked résumé might imply.
Set in the Balkans in 1996, the film documents the grimmest of catch-22s where young girls that manage to survive the brutality of war were then forced into the nastiness of seasoning houses, brothels where girls are beaten and used for sex by pent-up passing soldiers.
A deaf mute girl (played brilliantly by Rosie Day), is orphaned by the conflict and finds herself taken to one such house. She...
Set in the Balkans in 1996, the film documents the grimmest of catch-22s where young girls that manage to survive the brutality of war were then forced into the nastiness of seasoning houses, brothels where girls are beaten and used for sex by pent-up passing soldiers.
A deaf mute girl (played brilliantly by Rosie Day), is orphaned by the conflict and finds herself taken to one such house. She...
- 8/30/2012
- by Billy Langsworthy
- HeyUGuys.co.uk
Weekend of Terror PosterThe Week of Terror Film Festival takes place in Cuptertino, California each year and the festival begins September 17th. This years line up includes Closet Space, Long Pigs, Cryptic, Vindication, Director's Cut, Office of the Dead, Jingles the Clown, Aegri Somnia, Women's Studies and Carnies. Jingles the Clown is an independent film with laughs, as one clown entertains the kids with jokes. Yet, Jingles is not all fun and games with an axe in hand, but much more sick and twisted. Have a look at the trailer for Jingles the Clown inside and check out the showtimes of each of the features listed above.
The synopsis for Jingles the Clown:
"Angela Nelson returns home to the place where she witnessed her family slaughtered by the notorious killer clown, Mr. Jingles. Accompanied by a team of paranormal experts, they set out to prove the grounds are not...
The synopsis for Jingles the Clown:
"Angela Nelson returns home to the place where she witnessed her family slaughtered by the notorious killer clown, Mr. Jingles. Accompanied by a team of paranormal experts, they set out to prove the grounds are not...
- 8/1/2010
- by 28DaysLaterAnalysis@gmail.com (Michael Ross Allen)
- 28 Days Later Analysis
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