Jun 13, 2024
Mischief also appears via photo in Monarch Outpost One:
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Mischief also appears via photo in Monarch Outpost One:
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"As the cast and crew began to come together to make this film, Adam [Wingard] and I watched a fascinating thing happen; people would ask each other about the first time they saw a Godzilla or King Kong film. It happened organically, and yet this became a rite of passage, a way to break the ice for crew members. An instant bond. For so many people, the question evoked a deep memory. An uncle had taken them to a rundown repertory cinema to see Godzilla; a grandmother had shown them King Kong on her old television that was as deep as it was wide; teenage friends had stumbled across a Titan film on late-night television. It didn't matter where we were working in the world—Iceland, Australia, Brazil—this question became the ritual. Everyone had a story. These two Titans are so ingrained in worldwide culture, so beloved." —Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire production designer Tom Hammock, in the foreword to the film's art book
The Devil's Candy (Sean Byrne, 2015).
An Aurora Grimeon Story: Will O’ the Wisp
An Aurora Grimeon Story: Will O’ the Wisp
This graphic novel is not one that I would have probably found on my own. It is a one-shot graphic novel that is not connected to anything that I usually read. It has the element of the mystical, but seems to be grounded in the world of Hoodoo. The art is what attracted me at first on the library shelf because the drawings definitely have a distinct style. The story is kind of odd, but is…
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New trailer for THE WELL
Here's the new international trailer for Tom Hammock's post-apocalyptic thriller THE WELL. It looks a bit like a reworking of ASSAULT ON PRECINCT 13, but with the environmental angle in place of a prisoner. Still, could be fun, and there's some talent both behind and in front of the camera.
THE WELL stars Haley Lu Richardson, Booboo Stewart (Twilight), Jon Gries (Taken), Nicole Fox (“America’s Next Top Model”), Michael McCartney (The Amazing Spider-Man), Michael Welch (Twilight), Rena Owen, Max Charles (The Amazing Spider-Man), Jacqueline Emerson (The Hunger Games), Barbara Crampton (Re-Animator), and Michael Massee (Seven).
Just found this pre-production photo of Adam and our production designer Tom Hammock exploring a potential set location we didn't end up using. Tom isn't blinking in this photo, he's going to his "happy place" while Adam explains the work that will be required to achieve his vision.
-Simon
Adam Wingard and our genius production designer Tom Hammock during location scouting for The Guest, while producer Keith Calder zips into frame on the left. This candid photo encapsulates the "how in the hell are we going to pull this off?" stage of pre-production. -Simon