Essential The Official Coli Horror Film Thread: Discussion, Recommendations And Murder.

[Peter Popoff]

I loved what they did with that "Maniac" remake.

One of the few horror remakes i liked better than the original.
shyt was disturbing on mad levels.

I'm gonna have to check that out.

 

[Neuromancer]

Yeah I want to see color out of space. I watched some giallo this weekend. Tenebrae is

The body horror and time distortion done in COOS is fukking superb. This is the best Lovecraft adaptation I've ever seen.

 

[MartyMcFly]

The body horror and time distortion done in COOS is fukking superb. This is the best Lovecraft adaptation I've ever seen.

Richard Stanley is on mick garris’ podcast for the latest ep and I tried to listen to it but dude does too many “ums” for my taste I know that sounds foul and not everyone is a public speaker but it was too hard for me to get through. Since you loved the movie that much you should check it out tho

 

[Tunez]

I can't wait to see Eye For An Eye!!!

 

[cac poster]

Limited release gonna be on DVD soon.


It was really good.

 

[Peter Popoff]

@MartyMcFly @Nicole0416 @storyteller @Flex Grossman @Jello Biafra @BXKingPin82 @cac poster

Holy shyt I saw, 'The Color out of Space' that was the best Horror movie I've seen in a long time. Better than Dr. Sleep better than Hereditary. shyt was insane. Nick Cage over acted his ass off.

Trust me whenever I recommend something. I'm extremely picky when it comes to movies.

 

[Peter Popoff]

Also lookout for more Elijah Wood projects. This is one of many Lovecraft films.

H.P. Lovecraft Trilogy Being Planned by the Makers of 'Color Out of Space'

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H.P. Lovecraft Trilogy Being Planned by the Makers of ‘Color Out of Space’

Posted on Thursday, November 7th, 2019 by Chris Evangelista

SpectreVision is about to release Color Out of Space, a big, weird H.P. Lovecraft adaptation starring Nicolas Cage and directed by Richard Stanley. But it might not be the last Lovecraft film the production company unleashes. According to founders Elijah Wood and Daniel Noah, a Lovecraft trilogy is being planned, with hopes for a Dunwich Horror movie next.

During an interview with Coming Soon, SpectreVision’s Elijah Wood and Daniel Noah revealed tentative plans for a Lovecraft trilogy, adding that Color Out of Space director Richard Stanely might be involved as well. Wood and Noah said that if there’s “enough of an appetite for these things, and we can keep them going and make at least three of them” because Lovecraft is “such an important voice in horror.”

Wood and Noah added that they were drawn to Stanley’s Color Out of Space script because it remained faithful to the spirit of Lovecraft – something most other Lovecraft adaptations struggle with.

“Lovecraft is possibly the most adapted horror author ever,” Noah said. “But there’s really never been a totally faithful adaptation of any of his works. I think there are a few that are sort of close. One of them is the German version ofColor Out of Space that came out a few years ago. Stuart Gordon’s films are wonderful, but they are more Stuart Gordon than they are Lovecraft. We had been hellbent on finding the Lovecraft adaptation that truly captured cosmic dread without the camp. When we encountered Richard Stanley’s script, I remember texting Elijah after I read the first page and said, ‘This is it. We found it.’ When you see this film, you’ll see that there are all kinds of little references that are allusions to other Lovecraft stories.”

While the third entry in this potential franchise has yet to be revealed, Wood and Noah told Coming Soon they’re in the early stages of developing The Dunwich Horror. The Dunwich Horror deals with witchcraft, cattle mutilations, aliens, and all sorts of other Lovecraftian weirdness. It was previously adapted into a 1970 movie.

I found Color Out of Space to be a little too unfocused for its own good, but I’m all-in on Richard Stanely doing more Lovecraft adaptations for SpectreVision, just because I know at the very least, they won’t be boring.

Color Out of Space arrives January 24, 2020.

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[cac poster]

Trust me whenever I recommend something. I'm extremely picky when it comes to movies.

Hehe

 

[Neuromancer]

Also lookout for more Elijah Wood projects. This is one of many Lovecraft films.

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During an interview with Coming Soon, SpectreVision’s Elijah Wood and Daniel Noah revealed tentative plans for a Lovecraft trilogy, adding that Color Out of Space director Richard Stanely might be involved as well. Wood and Noah said that if there’s “enough of an appetite for these things, and we can keep them going and make at least three of them” because Lovecraft is “such an important voice in horror.”

Wood and Noah added that they were drawn to Stanley’s Color Out of Space script because it remained faithful to the spirit of Lovecraft – something most other Lovecraft adaptations struggle with.

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I found Color Out of Space to be a little too unfocused for its own good, but I’m all-in on Richard Stanely doing more Lovecraft adaptations for SpectreVision, just because I know at the very least, they won’t be boring.

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Yeah my buddy told me Dunwich was next. I'm hoping At the Mountains of Madness is last.

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

I can't wait to see Eye For An Eye!!!

Omg .. you actually made a sentence
No “og” smiley, no one word response. This is momentual. He’s coming out of his shell let me go look that movie up, it must be something for a Tunez reaction!!

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

Trust me whenever I recommend something. I'm extremely picky when it comes to movies.

Hehe

Oh boyyyyy .. this is about to be interesting @cac poster likes nothing, hence the “hehe”.

 

[Tunez]

Omg .. you actually made a sentence
No “og” smiley, no one word response. This is momentual. He’s coming out of his shell let me go look that movie up, it must be something for a Tunez reaction!!

Not horror

 

[BXKingPin82]

shyt was aaaaaaaight!

Boobi liked it. But shes a dufus so...

 

[Lootpack]

@MartyMcFly @Nicole0416 @storyteller @Flex Grossman @Jello Biafra @BXKingPin82 @cac poster

Holy shyt I saw, 'The Color out of Space' that was the best Horror movie I've seen in a long time. Better than Dr. Sleep better than Hereditary. shyt was insane. Nick Cage over acted his ass off.

That good?