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Rogue makes sure that Bryan Bertino is Not ‘Alone’
Riding high on the domestic take that The Strangers culled in, you can bet that Rogue Pictures are feeling a great sense of relief after recent horror genre duds such as The Hitcher and Doomsday. So far, rookie director Bryan Bertino's debut film is a 52 million domestic take.
Robert LePage’s Birthday Present to Quebec
Among this year’s summer long festivities for Quebec city’s 400th anniversary celebration (on this date Samuel de Champlain was believed to have landed and create the first non-native settlement in North America) is a special ode to the history of French Canada’s capitol by none other than a man of many talents, Quebec’s enfant cheri Robert Lepage (The Far Side of the Moon).
Senator Robs Two-pic Biopic ‘Public Enemy No.1’
Other than the Che two-parter, there was another un et deux film combo available at this year’s Cannes market.
Alex Cox’s Repo Sequel: Subprime Mortgage Crisis Coming to the Big Screen
A film close to his heart and a fav among many cult film enthusanists, when 1984's Repo Man got released, there were heads at Universal who failed to show support for Alex Cox's debut, as Cox reaffirms on his blog, it "was swiftly consigned to the Chute of No Return."
No ‘Cracks’ in Jordan Scott’s First Outing
Casting is complete, techs crews are hired, distribution rights are being sold and shooting is about to begin on Jordan Scott's feature length film debut.
