in light of how many writers go unplublished i would be pretty happy with that. i'm sure this and other sites like it are the only forums where you'll find fans of peter jacksons early work. generally speaking, dead alive isn't that respected. i'll keep a note of those titles and try and pick them up. let us know of any forthcoming projects:cool:

Wow its cool to meet a fellow member who is actually a script writer in Hollywood. Those films look interesting too. Any idea if they are/will be available in India, Roderick? I hope you reply back soon.

Pretty sweet. Kraken is one of the only horror movies that's also a Tennyson poem. And it's probably much better than Bloodtide, the last kraken movie I saw. That movie was an epic waste of James Earl Jones. Plus, squids of all kinds are awesome and deadly. I might buy this.

Wha.......no VHS?

be forewarned - these movies are TERRIBLE. Anything fun or inventive was stripped from the script and the special effects are only special in the "short bus" way.

Good to hear man...Ive been looking forward to checking these out. No offence, but I'll probably just rent 'em for now.

Will you see any of the DVD revenue?

None taken - I wouldn't buy one.:)

And no, I'll never see another penny from these. The contracts are specifically created to generate cash for the producers. Everyone else just gets a meager payday and, even more important, a produced credit.

My question stands, Roderick. Will these be available in India? I dont know if I can order them from amazon.com because the conversion rates can make them very expensive for me.

Try Ebay. That'd probably be your best bet. Or any other website you usually are able to use to buy American movies.







For anyone interested, I've seen both of these & I prefered Kraken over Gryphon purely based on entertainment value, but you should still check them both out. (And if anyone hears about Mammoth running on cable in the future, let me know.)

Sorry, I have no idea how they will be sold. I'm not at all involved in that aspect.