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Writer Ian Shorr has signed with WME for representation in all areas.

Shorr is currently adapting the Korean film Time to Hunt for Netflix, with 42 producing. The original Korean language movie has three outlaws plotting a money heist to leave their dystopian world behind for a faraway paradise, only to draw the attention of a vicious killer.

Shorr penned the 2021 film Infinite, a sci-fi thriller that was directed by Antoine Fuqua, with Mark Wahlberg and Chiwetel Ejiofor starring in the drama about a confused man discovering his schizophrenic visions are actually memories from past lives just in time to save humanity.

He also sold his sci-fi thriller spec script for Capsule to 20th Century Fox, with Hutch Parker (The Wolverine) producing. Capsule followed a young man whose life is upturned when he begins to receive metallic capsules containing messages from his future self.

His other projects include selling the horror...

This review for “We’re All Going to the World’s Fair” was originally published April 15, 2022.

I was an early child of the internet, but my online life was tame. As a kid, I stuck to the wholesome worlds of Neopets and Club Penguin. Even when I signed up for Tumblr as a teenager (pre-porn ban), I mostly used the site to connect with other Broadway nerds. Watching the Slender Man web series “Marble Hornets” alone in my bedroom was about as dark as I went.

So “We’re All Going to the World’s Fair,” Jane Schoenbrun’s debut feature about creepypasta culture and teenage loneliness, feels a bit like looking at an alternate version of myself. What internet rabbit holes might I have fallen down if I’d had meaner parents or worse social skills?

The film makes for a fascinating study of online indoctrination, as its protagonist blurs the line between...

The Momo Challenge internet phenomenon may have only been a hoax, but the horrifying Momo creature will be real in the upcoming horror movie Getaway. Directed by Lilton Stewart III, the movie will be directly inspired by the terrifying creature that came to be known as Momo. Confirmed to star in the movie are Stef Beaton, Alex Brown, Georgie Storm Waite, Rianne Senining, and Charlotte Spencer. The production will be a collaboration between Emagine Content and November 11th Pictures with SorenFilms Productions and Lady of the Light Productions.

A plot description of the movie has also been revealed. It will follow a group of teenage college students staying in a secluded cabin the woods, which is always a smart thing to do in a horror movie. One of the teens tells the others about the urban legend of Momo, a "strange spirit of a bird-like woman that taunts its victims...

Sneak Peek "Always Watching: A Marble Hornets Story", the 2015 horror feature from director James Moran, now available on DVD from Anchor Bay Entertainment:

"...on the hunt for an intriguing story, a small-town news team follows a crew inspecting repossessed houses. Inside a particularly strange house, the news team discovers a box of video tapes inside a locked closet.

"Sensing a story, they decide to take them back to their studio. From the tapes, they learn that the family who had lived in the house was not pushed out by the banks, but fled the house in fear for their lives.

"Trying to decode the story, the crew keeps seeing a faceless figure dressed in a dark suit appear in the footage that causes the videotape to scramble. Their fear mounts when this figure, 'The Operator' as he is deemed, starts to appear in their real lives, standing quietly and always watching them.

by Seth Metoyer

MoreHorror.com

I'm a sucker for killer looking key art. I'm digging on the cover art for the upcoming horror film Always Watching: A Marble Hornets Story.

You can see a larger version of the poster art below the official details. Also, check out the trailer while you're at it. The film releases on VOD and in select theaters on May 15th.

From The Press Release:

Always Watching: A Marble Hornets Story is a full movie continuation of the Marble Hornets YouTube series - a horror story chronicling the strange events and occurrences of a group of high school friends through about 100 entries over the course of 5 years.

The last entry for the series was 9 months ago, so it's about time for an update, right? With 80 million YouTube views and over 408k+ subscribers the cult-like following agrees.

Check out the trailer below. Actors include some familiar faces - Jake McDorman (Greek,...

Marble Hornets is a web series created by Joseph DeLage and Troy Magner that debuted in 2009 and quickly created a solid fan base through 87 episodes. It revolves around a young man Tim who discovers the tapes his friend Alex gave to him shortly before disappearing. Alex was in the woods filming a movie called Marble Hornets, which in the process changed his personality, made him paranoid, despondent, and eventually crazy. As Tim delves into the recordings and begins to notice distortion or absence of sound and video, it becomes increasingly more apparent that a supernatural power known as The Operator (aka Slender Man) is behind it. The series is a slow burn for sure, but that makes the scares all the more impacting. Marble Hornets is everything “found footage” should be — slow paced, immersive, engrossing, and terrifying. This is why the film “adaptation” is so very disappointing.

Watch the Marble Hornets YouTube series Here.

Fauno and Pale Man in “Pan’s Layrinth.” Abe Sapien in the “Hellboy” and “Hellboy 2.” Chochise in “Falling Skies.”

You have seen Doug Jones in the past few decades playing various sort of creatures and monsters from your favorite fantasy, sci-fi or horror movie.

In a lengthy exclusive phone interview, Jones talked with us about his San Diego Comic-Con International plans for “Space Command.” He went into depth on the new sci-fi movie series with his android character.

In addition, he also discussed his other work including the TV shows of “The Strain,” “Falling Skies” and the movie “Marble Hornets.” He also discussed his involvement or soon to be with Guillermo del Toro’s “Crimson Peak,” and “The Haunted House.” And finally, he gave us some juicy details about “Hellboy 3” and “Frankenstein” that doesn’t appear to be on the radar at this time.

Doug Jones will be at...

One of our favorite creature actors is still keeping busy.

Doug Jones gave us an exclusive phone interview to talk about his upcoming sci-fi project called “Space Command” before San Diego Comic-Con International next week. During our conversation, he gave us a slew of updates and clarifications on the rumors out there.

The full interview with details on “Space Command” and “Falling Skies” will be published later this week.

For now, we have certain updates and details on “Crimson Peak,” and “The Strain.” He also clarifies on rumors for “The Haunted Mansion,” “Frankenstein,” “Hellboy 3,” and “Marble Hornets.”

Scroll down to read on the stuff he exclusively updated with Latino-Review.com word for word.

On “Crimson Peak”

Legendary Pictures just announced a Comic-Con panel this week for this Guillermo del Toro horror movie. A few details are revealed for the movie and Jones’ role is stills secretive. The film also stars Tom Hiddleston,...