Alex Proyas (Alexander Proyas, Australian film director, screenwriter, and producer) who directed The Crow – The Crow in 1994, a Cult classic based on James O’Barr’s comic, has always been opposed to the making of a new Crow movie.
“Duel” is a 1971 film directed by Steven Spielberg, and it’s his first feature-length film. It’s based on a story by Richard Matheson and was originally conceived as a television movie.
In the heart of the desolate moors of Scotland stood the majestic Castle of Morwyn, enveloped in an aura of mystery and terror. Its towers soared toward the sky like bony fingers, and its stone walls seemed to hold dark and ancient secrets.
In the remote countryside of Vermont, there was an ancient abandoned villa known as Dark Villa. It was said to be haunted by an evil presence, a dark force that had claimed that dwelling for itself. The inhabitants of the nearby village avoided the villa at all costs, considering it a cursed place.
In the small town of Ravenswood, surrounded by dense forests and shrouded in a perpetually misty atmosphere, it was said that an ancient curse had taken residence. The inhabitants whispered at night, telling tales of ghosts wandering among the old houses and eerie pathways.
A young couple is kidnapped and subjected to a series of unspeakable horrors by a faceless torturer. It’s a journey into the abyss of the darkest sadism.
Velvet Goldmine… A film inspired by Bowie’s life?
It follows the story of Jean, a doctor who finds himself entangled in an intricate plot of deception, betrayal, and murder. When his wife Danielle dies mysteriously, Jean is accused of murder and must try to prove his innocence.
“Sinister” is a 2012 horror thriller directed by Scott Derrickson. The film follows the story of Ellison Oswalt, a crime novelist who moves with his family to a new home to seek inspiration for his new book. However, Ellison discovers that the house was the site of a murder and that a dark mystery lurks behind it…
The plot revolves around the protagonist, Andrea Bild (portrayed by Franco Nero), a former Formula One driver involved in a web of intrigue and murders.
