It’s one whole year today since EVIL DEAD RISE was released in cinemas around the world. An opening weekend I’ll never forget! Here’s a few unseen BTS stills to mark the occasion. 🩸
David Dastmalchian is the quintessential, “Man, he was awesome; I just wish he was in it more” actor. Well, in LATE NIGHT WITH THE DEVIL, he’s in it more, and he absolutely brings down the house. Please give this man more starring roles. He’s an extraordinary actor.
Walter Mosley: "Writing is primarily an unconscious activity. What do I mean by this? I mean that a novel is larger than your head (or conscious mind). The connections, moods, metaphors, and experiences you call up while writing will come from a place deep inside you." #writing
Chucky and I would like to remind you that all previous episodes of #Chucky including the first half of season three are now streaming on @peacock 🔪
#Chuckyseason3#Chuckyseries
Henry Miller: “I had been writing for fifteen years and getting nowhere. Everything I had written was derivative, influenced by others. Finally, I decided to please myself. I cut the umbilical cord, and in severing it I became an entity. I became myself.” #writing
Chris Terrio: “A good screenplay gives us memorable dialogue; a great one, memorable silences. It takes a writer a long time to figure out what to write; it takes longer to figure out what not write.” #screenwriting
BOUND (1996)❤️🔥 Entering the collection in June! https://t.co/4X7nCzofPQ
Before they blew the world’s mind with THE MATRIX, Lana and Lilly Wachowski delivered a jolt of pure pulp pleasure with their hyperstylish debut, which puts a deliciously sapphic spin on a crackerjack caper premise.
Hilary Mantel: “If you get stuck, get away from your desk. Take a walk, take a bath, go to sleep, make a pie, draw, listen to music, meditate, exercise. Don’t just stick there scowling at the problem. Create a space. Be patient.” #writing
Thomas Mallon: “My prescription for writer’s block is to face the fact that there is no such thing. Writing well is difficult, but one can always write something. Then, with a lot of work, make it better. It’s a question of having enough will and ambition." #writing
Chris Sparling: “Make Act One a mystery, Act Two a thriller, Act Three an action film. Pretty good formula for a commercial genre movie.” #screenwriting
THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS was released 33 years ago this week. One of the most commercially and critically successful crime thrillers ever made, the making of story is like having an old friend for dinner…
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