Mary Shelley’s classic gothic tale is coming to Blackfriars on Thursday. Award-winning theatre company Proteus will take the audience back to 1816 where Mary Shelley, Percy Shelley and Lord Byron spent a lost weekend on the dark shores of Lake Geneva …
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Re-animation of horror classic Frankenstein at Blackfriars Theatre
With our team of actors and presumably non-union crew members, we hope to take all the elements of the Twilight series and reassemble them into a more static, selfconsciously acted hunk of saccharine Gothic gayness. … Listen: ‘The Twilight Saga: Eclipse’ Soundtrack Filed under: Movie News, Music News If waiting for the..
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Beware: The many past film adaptations were as doomed at the Oscars as the characters in Charlotte Brontë’s gothic heart-breaker. But, first, let’s focus on the good news: critics’ love for the latest screen rendition. The New York Times says that ..
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Is the new ‘Jane Eyre’ doomed at the Oscars?
The Huffington Post has this first look photo of John Cusack (2012) as Edgar Allen Poe in the upcoming thriller, THE RAVEN, from director James McTeigue (V for Vendetta). I already like the gothic look about it. On accpeting the role, Cusack tweeted at the end August:
The Twilight Saga has finally found its footing with Eclipse, the third film of the blockbuster series. Selecting David Slade (30 Days of Night, Hard Candy) to direct was absolutely the right choice, and in Slade’s capable hands the series takes a darker turn in keeping with Stephenie Meyer’s book.Slade, screenwriter Melissa Rosenberg (Twilight, New Moon, and Dexter seasons 1 thru 4), and the returning cast of Twilight players really jell this time around. The actors are obviously comfortable and know their characters well, but with Eclipse a few of the minor characters from Twilight and New Moon are given their chance to spend a few minutes in the spotlight. And with the third film, the action is taken to a different, grittier and much more realistic level – or at least as realistic as the action in a PG-13 teen vampire film can get without a $200 million budget.
