From director William L. Stewart, whose post-apocalyptic, space-faring horror indie The Men Who Fell is Still not out on DVD domestically, is in post on a new flick called Kill Box. Let's hope this one actually gets out there.
Yes this is indie, but like The Men Who Fell there is a tremendous amount of skill on display. From the first person Pv intensity to the robot FX, there's some good stuff here that makes me excited to see the final flick.
Synopsis:
In a dystopian near future, a corporate heist goes wrong and the team members struggle to survive a desperate escape through the apocalyptic sprawl with their stolen prize, a weapon of unspeakable power.
As they navigate [Continued ...]...
Yes this is indie, but like The Men Who Fell there is a tremendous amount of skill on display. From the first person Pv intensity to the robot FX, there's some good stuff here that makes me excited to see the final flick.
Synopsis:
In a dystopian near future, a corporate heist goes wrong and the team members struggle to survive a desperate escape through the apocalyptic sprawl with their stolen prize, a weapon of unspeakable power.
As they navigate [Continued ...]...
- 2/25/2016
- QuietEarth.us
Westerns have their constants -- drunken brawls, gunfights, cowboys, barren landscapes -- but the genre is rather malleable and can support all kinds of interesting narrative and thematic angles. For example, consider the indie western called The Scarlet Worm. It's about, of all things, abortion.
The Scarlet Worm seems to be going for a Spaghetti Western vibe as evidenced by the trailer, its gritty subject matter -- John Ford didn't make movies about cathouse abortions -- and a cast that includes actors such as Dan van Husen (Sartana, A Bullet for Sandoval) and Montgomery Ford aka Brett Halsey (Cut Throats Nine).
The description provided by the filmmakers is as follows:
Based on an original screenplay by Western historian David Lambert, the story concerns a cruel brothel owner (van Husen) who mandates abortions on all his prostitutes, seeming to derive some sick pleasure out of the act. A rancher (Ford) with...
The Scarlet Worm seems to be going for a Spaghetti Western vibe as evidenced by the trailer, its gritty subject matter -- John Ford didn't make movies about cathouse abortions -- and a cast that includes actors such as Dan van Husen (Sartana, A Bullet for Sandoval) and Montgomery Ford aka Brett Halsey (Cut Throats Nine).
The description provided by the filmmakers is as follows:
Based on an original screenplay by Western historian David Lambert, the story concerns a cruel brothel owner (van Husen) who mandates abortions on all his prostitutes, seeming to derive some sick pleasure out of the act. A rancher (Ford) with...
- 9/18/2010
- Screen Anarchy
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