Showing posts with label acid house. Show all posts
Showing posts with label acid house. Show all posts

Thursday, June 07, 2007

House's Princess Of Hearts

Jennifer Morrison, House's Dr. Cameron, is currently filming in Luxembourg for Working Title TV's Princess Di 'post-biopic'. Apparently The Murder of Princess Diana is top premiere on the Lifetime channel this August.

Of course, you know which role Morrison has, right? That's it: she's playing an American journalist investigating the accident, trying to decipher the mysterious goings on behind the officially sanctioned version of events. Apparently, the character gets to witness the fatal collision, so I presume some kind of reenactment will be 'necessary'. Step-printed, stroboscopic, highly saturated or stylised however, any sequence like that is bound to draw the same kind of fire as... oh, I dunno... an Eli Roth film, maybe.

So, what's going to prove to be the blip on Morrison's CV? The best American mystery show to not be cancelled this year... or the Diana exploitation cheapie?

Saturday, April 14, 2007

Paul McGuigan Directing New Spider-Man

That's right - it's a confirmed fact. Paul McGuigan, the director of Wicker Park, Lucky Number Slevin, Gangster No 1, The Acid House and another handful of similar turkeys, is the latest director to tackle Spider-Man. Personally, I think Wes Anderson would have been an amusing choice for this job...

What's more, you can see McGuigan's take on Spider-Man now. There's a video up on MySpace.

Let me explain: McGuigan has directed the video to Snow Patrol's Signal Fire, as featured on the Spider-Man 3 soundtrack. The clip shows a school play with kids recreating scenes from the Spidey films. Rushmore fans will now understand my Anderson comment.