Got your tickets to the premiere of South Devon’s horror action flick Zomblies yet? Maybe the official trailer will convince you.
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Got your tickets to the premiere of South Devon’s horror action flick Zomblies yet? Maybe the official trailer will convince you. The much-antipated documentary by Darren Jones which follows Torbay filmmaker John Tomkins as he made his feature Like An Angel has appeared in trailer form. The Ipplepen Film Society is gearing up to screen its first film of the 2010 programme, and is looking to link in with the community and as many local filmmakers as possible. Are we all too used to a diet of sequel after sequel? New D+CFilm columnist Bideford’s James Walkerdine takes a look at the franchise of film Sequels and film franchises are a curious notion of Hollywood cinema, for it always seems that one is never enough and less is never more. The next sequel in a cinematic saga persistently seeks to upstage and outdo the one that precedes it, leaving you overwhelmed and mentally exhausted from the blast to the face by the fire-hose of special effects and mindless action. A music video for chart-topping Owl City is looking for a hair and make up person for the filming, which will take place in Devon on March 16 and 17. Zomblies director Dave Reynolds has been in touch with an update on the premiere of the ‘balls-to-the-wall action flick’ which turns Dartmoor into the a battleground. Take it away Dave… Sex, Leins & Videotape #29. Paignton film critic Tom Leins heads to the Far East in search of DVD gold! If you think that Hong Kong action movies have lost their edge, step inside the Kill Zone (Cine Asia), and get your hands dirty! This bluntly titled action flick is the latest collaboration between director Wilson Yip and actor Donnie Yen – a formidable duo with a violent array of tricks up their sleeves! There’s a documentary filmmaking course at the Dartmoor Arts Summer School from Sunday, July 25 to Friday, July 30, with the emphasis on ‘where fiction ends and documentary begins’. Solomon Kane, the swash-buckling, demon killing, big-hat toting redemption flick, directed by Michael J Bassett and staring James Purefoy, features Stoke, near Hartland North Devon as the setting for two scenes, including the film’s ‘dramatic’ finale. Not surprising, really, the eponymous hero is a Devon-lad, after all. It’s a bit tenuous, we know, but as a celebration of the latest Alice in Wonderland film featuring Antony House, Torpoint, Cornwall, we thought we’d bring you news of the first Alice in Wonderland flick. |
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