he he he........

Yeah, he put a bit into that.... :eek:

Its GOOD to be the director!

:D

He was going out with chloe at the time though wasn't he...? Kinda extreme to get your girlfriend to do that in your movie... That's just another reason I like him... he doesn't really have boundaries.

How about this. I don't know that much about the film so I had to keep it simple.

http://i130.photobucket.com/albums/p...ker/giallo.jpg

nice, but I like mine

http://i86.photobucket.com/albums/k1...LOredknife.jpg

Looks familiar...

yours is better. But mine...dammit! Mine's got nothing!

@Rod......I hope when things finally get rolling, you'll keep some sort of running blog here on the whole experience.


that would be most excellent and cool.

Rod, if you get to talk about the film on TV or on the DVD at all, mention Horror.com please. Tell the world that there are starving people in need at... oh wait, wrong cue card. *sifts through cards* Here it is. Tell them how great a site Horror.com is, and how loyal the fans are. Oh, and tell Dario I said hi. ;)

Cool developments on the Carpenter front. I hope to have good news by next week. Please keep your fingers crossed for us.

Quiet, you starfucker.

Hahahaha. But I wan't to say hi to Dario Argento.

Yea, yea, yea...

Just tell us what we all are eager to know. Are YOU gonna be in it? ;)

Probably.

It seems there's a good chance that both films will be rolling at the same time, which could make appearing in each film quite difficult.

I may be forced to chose between staying here in LA to shoot L.A. GOTHIC with John Carpenter or flying to the Italian Alps to shoot GIALLO with Dario Argento. Not a bad position;)

Casting news!
http://www.shocktillyoudrop.com/news...ws.php?id=4023

Excellent.

I hope to see you in both, my friend. All fingers crossed.

I personally would travel out to the Italian Alps to shoot just because that would be an amazing experience.

I knew Ray Liotta was going to be in this movie. Hope you can appear in both films Rod. If not, then go to the Italian Alps to be in Giallo.

we just made an offer to an AWESOME actor for out JC project.:eek: :eek: :eek:

keep your fingers crossed for us, please!!!!!!!!!

this is pretty exciting, I can't even imagine what it would feel like to have a script I wrote even looked at by Dario Argento. WOW

It's pretty cool:D

Working with John Carpenter is pretty fucking cool too... and he's a lot harder on a script.

*odd note*
Our first film is with Argento, our second film is with Carpenter...and there's a scene in it that directly references Argento

Congrats Sean........
So it's been about a month, rumor was it was going to start filming this month. Do you have any more news for us?? Maybe you and Adam can get together ;)

http://www.variety.com/article/VR111...goryid=13&cs=1

good article from Variety

ROME — Italo horror-meister Dario Argento will shoot “Giallo,” an English-language homage to the genre that made him a cult helmer, with Ray Liotta, Vincent Gallo and Argento’s daughter Asia Argento attached to star.

Argento’s latest thriller will revolve around serial slashings of some very attractive women being investigated by a solitary cop, played by Liotta, who engages in a cat-and-mouse game with the psychopathic perpetrator, played by Gallo.

Los Angeles-based Hannibal Pictures, headed by Richard Rionda Del Castro, is co-producing “Giallo” with Argento’s own Rome-based Opera Film shingle. The screenplay is by Yank scribes Jim Agnew and Sean Keller.

Hannibal’s Rafael Primorac will produce with Rionda Del Castro and Opera’s Claudio Argento both taking executive producer hats. Hannibal will kick off “Giallo” presales at the upcoming EFM mart in Berlin.

Shooting on “Giallo” is set to start in February in Turin, the Northern Italian city where Argento shot his most recent slasher, “The Mother of Tears,” also starring Asia Argento. The Turin Piedmont Film Commission is providing production incentives.

True to its title, which means “yellow” in Italian and is the Italo term for pulpy thrillers, “Giallo” will aim to deliver the slasher thrills of Argento’s cult classics of the 70s, such as “The Bird with the Crystal Plumage,” “Suspiria” and “Deep Red,” a stage musical version of which is currently launching in Italy.

. . . . . . . . . . Nice :d

http://www.cinematical.com/2008/01/1...tta-and-gallo/

another one

Coming soon!

John Carpenter's L.A. Gothic
Five interwoven stories of high-octane horror centering on a vengeful ex-priest’s efforts to protect his teenage daughter from the supernatural evils of L.A.'s dark side.