An Oscar-winning director owes his new film about a WWI soldier with a third hand grafted onto his stomach all to generative AI The sequel to R.L. Stine’s Pumpkinhead starring Cassandra Peterson now has a trailer. A Silent Hill reboot from the producer of the new Resident Evil movie is also in development. This town is full of monsters! How can you sit there and eat pizza? It’s Morning Spoilers!
According to the Wall Street Journal, Resident Evil producer Roy Lee is now working on a reboot of the Silent Hill franchise.
World of Reel reports filming has wrapped on The Third Hand, a WWI-set science fiction film from Oscar-winning director, Michel Hazanavicius (The Artist). Starring Bérénice Bejo, Rebecca Marder and François Civil, the story concerns “a young French soldier” who “is wounded in battle during WWI and wakes up in the laboratory of a mad scientist who has grafted a German hand onto his abdomen.” According to the outlet, “AI played a significant role” in getting the project made, reportedly “shaving eight days off” the film’s opening scene “on the battlefield on the First World War.” In the words of producer Vincent Maraval, “without AI, it’s ten days of shooting. With it, it’s two days.”
Bloody-Disgusting has word Breeder, the upcoming horror film about a demented poodle breeder shifting her focus to human eugenics, is now slated for an October 28 theatrical release date through IFC and Shudder.
A young woman discovers her Hollywood Hills landlords are secretly vampires in the trailer for The Teenage Vampire , coming to VOD this October 27.
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