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Joined July 2009
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From Indonesian horror master Joko Anwar, GHOST IN THE CELL is now available on Digital. At a high-security prison, the arrival of a new inmate kicks off a series of gruesome murders. Inmates must overcome their rivalries to unmask an otherworldly enemy.
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Yes yes yes give this film a nomination, Wildwood will definitely win Best Animated Film but Coyote vs. Acme deserves to get nominated
‘COYOTE VS ACME’ has officially been submitted for consideration for Best Animated Film at the Oscars. (via: @GoldDerby)
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Here are some behind-the-scenes photos from LAST NIGHT IN SOHO to celebrate its 5th anniversary this week. All stills by the great Parisa Taghizadeh. Watching the film again on Sunday night was a powerful trip down memory lane in a number of ways. It made me think of the incredible cast and crew: we worked so hard, but had a lot of fun too. It also made me think of a different London—not just the London of the 1960s, but a pre-Covid capital, as we made the film just before (and partly during) the pandemic. And of course, it made me think of two actors who are no longer with us: Dame Diana Rigg and Terence Stamp. Both legends, and both people I feel honoured to have known and have worked with.
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Finally got to see Wildwood HOLY SHIT WHAT A MOVIE GO SEE IT ITS ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL FILMS IVE EVER SEEN SEE IT OB THE BIG SCREEN ITS WELL WORTH IT
GO WATCH WILDWOOD ALL! This film looks genuinely stunning and it quite literally handcrafted down to every frame, if you got the time GO SEE IT!!!! I got tickets for this week, so excited to see it! <3
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DARBY ALLIN VS HECHICERO ANNOUNCED FOR CMLL DIA DE MUERTOS🔥🔥🔥🔥
DARBY ALLIN CMLL DEBUT LOADING LETS WORK 😤
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You grew up watching Danielle Harris. Now she’s sharing the life you didn’t see. The ‘HALLOWEEN’ star opens up about a two-decade-long stalker, personal loss, and a pregnancy complication that stopped her heart. Watch the documentary teaser: [dreadcentral.com/news/595286…]
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EXCLUSIVE - Joe Bob Briggs (@therealjoebob) is back with JOE BOB FIGHTS FOR THE DRIVE-IN, a new book from Dark Horse Books that collects rare writing unseen for decades! Releasing July 20, 2027. Here's everything you need to know: bloody-disgusting.com/books/…
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Travis Knight says that LAIKA will never use generative AI in their films. “AI is theft. It’s the ingestion of years and years and years of human creativity and ingenuity, regurgitated back. It has no humanity. It has no spirit.” (Source: theplaylist.net/wildwood-tra…)
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Horror icon Danielle Harris is getting her own feature documentary in 2027. Filmed over the past 3 years, the documentary is the first to tell Harris’s story. She talks about growing up on camera, two decades of stalking, losing famous friends and the moment her heart stopped.
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Laika’s ‘Wildwood’ opened to $12.2 million domestically, nearly matching ‘Kubo’ and more than doubling ‘Missing Link.’ Strong audience scores offer encouragement, but the next test is whether word of mouth can give this one legs. cartoonbrew.com/feature-film…
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DINO CRISIS is getting a fan film. From director Andrew Saullo, THE THIRD ENERGY CRISIS will be a live action film. "We don’t want to simply put dinosaurs on screen; we want to capture the atmosphere and feeling that you felt when you first played this game back in 1999."
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GO TO THE THEATERS, AND GO WATCH WILDWOOD! #GoSeeWildwood
‘Wildwood’ author Colin Meloy says a sequel will depend on how audiences respond to the film, though director Travis Knight is interested in returning. “I think a lot of it depends on how much this one probably resonates with audiences.”
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Saw Wildwood today. A fantastic movie overall, but a true artistic masterpiece. If you wanna witness the sheer power of human art, this is it. Also as an Oregonian, very wonderful to see Portland depicted so lovingly 🫶
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This was the craziest shit I’ve ever seen you simply need to go see it
LAIKA's ‘WILDWOOD’ has the largest battle sequence ever for a stop-motion film. • Spans 12 minutes with over 400 shots • Contains approx 3,000 characters • 5 distinct sets were made — all combined were larger than the length of a building • One person was specifically hired to track scarring & scratching on the lead character throughout the battle to ensure maximum detail (Source: ew.com/wildwood-filmmakers-f…)
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this movie was ABSOLUTELY REVOLUTIONARY 😭😭😭 I watched it last Friday and I am going again this Thursday and Saturday!!!! I love it so much, PLEASEE GO WATCH IT!!!!
‘WILDWOOD’ opened with $11M domestically. The second lowest opening for a LAIKA film.
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Wildwood reminded me why I pursued art. Its pure magic. Please consider seeing it while its in theaters.
LAIKA's Wildwood has received top ratings, but its estimated $11.8 million North American opening is the studio's second-lowest debut. Read more: 80.lv/articles/laika-s-top-r…
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People need to go see wildwood. Laika is one of the few studios left who actually cares about making art
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Saw Wildwood last night and oh my god dude. What a piece of art, and I really was not expecting this level of violence. It's like a darker Narnia combined with Labyrinth. Incredible movie
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almost all of my students were talking about wildwood today - only a handful had already seen it, but the rest were saying they want to after hearing more about it - and i’m hoping against hope it’s gonna be a slow burn word-of-mouth success story
CLAYFACE and WILDWOOD overperformed Sunday projections. CLAYFACE opened to $46M worldwide, $3M more than yesterday and will soon overtake SUPERGIRL ($126M). While WILDWOOD recorded one of Laika’s biggest domestic debuts ever, with $12.3M!
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Mirad este fotograma. Es de una película que muchos no querrán ver porque es de animación y además Stop-Motion. Cuando tantos decimos que “Wildwood” es una de las mejores películas del año, no estamos exagerando. Es una experiencia increíble que debe ser vivida en cines.
Es difícil describir con palabras lo que se siente cuando se ve un hito de la animación en pantalla grande, y si es en el Auditori del Festival de cine de Sitges, la emoción es inconmensurable. El argumento sigue a Prue McKeel, una chica de 12 años de Portland, que pierde a su hermano, secuestrado por unos cuervos, y tiene que adentrarse en el Bosque Impenetrable, un sitio de fantasía donde animales y humanos conviven entre misterios, intrigas de poder y una guerra a punto de estallar. “Wildwood” de Travis Knight, se basa en la trilogía de novelas de Colin Meloy, cantante de The Decemberists y vecino de Portland. Curiosamente, Knight ya conocía la historia a través de Meloy, y ya llevaba queriendo hacer la versión animada desde hacía 16 años, pero Meloy le hizo jurar que no la haría hasta que todos los libros estuviesen publicados. Y Knight cumplió su promesa. Si somos mal pensados, nos pueden venir a la cabeza películas que ya hicieron algo parecido con personajes del bosque, pero con resultados irregulares, como “Ferngully” (1992) o “Epic, el mundo secreto” (2013), pero la nueva película de Travis Knight es mucho más cercana a la creación de mundos de Lewis Carroll con “Las aventuras de Alicia en el país de las maravillas”, o de Ghibli con “El viaje de Chihiro” o “La princesa Mononoke” pero en un entorno occidental. “Wildwood” crea su propio universo, su propio cuento, con una mezcla de imaginería gótica y folklore europeo, y sorprende por el contenido adulto de sus temas, con lecciones morales terroríficas y el pasado que no nos deja vivir (aquí ningún adulto queda sin su particular castigo). La historia se aleja de los típicos cuentos de niños y trata sus temas con crudeza, no sólo en la trama, sino en lo visual, porque “Wildwood” es violenta y dura, y no escatima en sangre cuando la historia lo requiere. Es una película familiar, pero no es para niños muy pequeños. Quien haya visto alguna película de Laika, sabe que la trama estará cuidada y la animación, mezcla de stop-motion tradicional y otras técnicas modernas, será soberbia. En la película se han usado más de 200 marionetas, 54 personajes protagonistas y más de 100 localizaciones. Según el productor Sam Wilson, el rodaje duró cinco años y la película tiene más de 165.000 fotogramas, cada uno capturado a mano en sesiones de entre 15 minutos y una hora. Trabajaron en ella más de mil personas, y luce cada maldito segundo. En algunos momentos emocionales para los personajes, los rostros están tan bien hechos y animados, y tienen tanta textura, que es difícil no llorar. Curiosamente, uno de los motivos por los que Knight no hizo la película antes, fue porque todavía no contaban con la tecnología necesaria para llevarla a cabo tal y como la querían en Laika. El reparto de voces en inglés es excepcional, con Carey Mulligan, Mahershala Ali, Angela Basset, Charlie Day y Richard E. Grant entre muchos otros. Os aseguro que no habéis visto un nivel de despliegue técnico, personajes animados, decorados llenos de texturas, ¡y todo a la vez! como en esta película. Es un espectáculo visual masivo que hay que ver en pantalla grande. Además, una película en la que Tom Waits hace de coyote, tenía que ser buena. #sitges2026 @BetaSpain
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