The movie Jon Heder considers to be his first true horror effort is an indie film that was shot over 10 days in Provo, Utah, in a house just north of his alma mater, BYU. | By Lottie Elizabeth Johnson https://t.co/nVrvdZf6gg
@ZacharyLevi I hope that moviegoing audiences will never pay to view content where the majority of its creative process is discernably AI.
As a craft chocolate enthusiast, I gladly pay $10-20 USD for a chocolate bar, partly because of the humans involved all the way down the supply chain!
Big things on the horizon for I SEE THE DEMON!
It’s been a week now since our first day of engaging meetings at @AFMOFFICIAL and I’m still reeling.
I’m so proud of the quality of our film.
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We're fully funded and currently in pre-production. Our estimated completion is in Q2 2023. I'll be at AFM 2022 for the first time on Friday, November 4 to reconnect with some old friends and hopefully make many new relationships in the promotion of this new adventure!
I'm so fortunate to be collaborating as a producer with Jacob Lees Johnson and Derek Romrell on my first scripted feature film "Oubliette", a sci-fi psychological horror all about time loops, uncanny monsters of the subconscious, and the end of the world.
@horrorlosers@FilmBayona The apparition in the reeds is terrifying because her distance makes her expression inscrutable and therefore uncanny. Such a gorgeously eerie scene!
@StephenKing First experienced this reading Goosebumps: A Shocker on Shock Street as a kid. Most recently experienced this reading IT! Good endings are cathartic but in a book I've loved I still miss the characters and places that first took life for me in my imagination.