Cast & Crew:
Rufus Sewell as Robert Kraft
Robert Englund as Andy McKee
Marley Shelton as Ann Craig
Bruce McGill as George Kraft
Paul Giamatti as Jess Jessup
Jeffrey Wright Lt. Clayborne
Director:
Brad Anderson
Screenplay:
Bruce Joel Rubin
Cinematography:
Gary B. Kibbe
Executive Producer:
John Carpenter
Music:
David Julyan
Marketing:
There will be some limited premier shows on some major cities of US for
Black Pins of Death especially for the old school horror fans where they will get the chance to enjoy the original movie
I bury the living just before the remake’s premier. That means there will be back to back shows of both the original & the remake. So that they can compare & judge whether the remakes has some improvements or not. And I think if this premier shows become a success then the positive reviews, news and comments of the viewers and critics on different websites, magazines and TV will definitely able to grab the attention of old movie lovers, which make them convinced to at least give it a watch.
As a viral campaign, there will be some mock/fake news at some newspapers plus TV about the temporary close down of the Immortal Hills Cemetery for some unknown/confidential reasons that the authority doesn’t like to disclose. At the bottom of the news (both on newspaper & TV screen) there will be a web site address
www.immortalhillscemetery.com which will just look like the cemetery map from the movie with a close view. Every plot of the grave will be named after the different site options like Home page, about the story, cast & crew, related links etc. And when someone open the site his/her curser of mouse will turned into a black pin within the screen of the site.
In the release of 2-disc Special Edition DVD of
Black Pins of Death, there will be also both versions (original & remake) of the film on the discs.