The cabin in the Woods / La cabaña en el bosque
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Y le añadiría además, "Behind the mask", que ya cogió la idea de "vamos a reírnos de las convenciones del típico slasher"
Y le añadiría además, "Behind the mask", que ya cogió la idea de "vamos a reírnos de las convenciones del típico slasher"
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Itzujv4JwU&feature=player_embedded
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... todo pasado por el ingenioso y audaz filtro Whedoniano, queríais decir
... todo pasado por el ingenioso y audaz filtro Whedoniano, queríais decir
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No está Wes Craven dirigiendo ( a éstas le van ), pero bueno...
Además, me gusta el trailer, empieza con la canción:
Young Blood ( The Naked and the Famous )
No está Wes Craven dirigiendo ( a éstas le van ), pero bueno...
Además, me gusta el trailer, empieza con la canción:
Young Blood ( The Naked and the Famous )
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En las pa´ginas 28-29
http://www.etypeservices.com/SWF/LocalUser/sxsw25//Magazine7826/Full/index.aspx?id=7826#/28/
En las pa´ginas 28-29
http://www.etypeservices.com/SWF/LocalUser/sxsw25//Magazine7826/Full/index.aspx?id=7826#/28/
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http://www.totalfilm.com/news/joss-whedon-talks-the-cabin-in-the-woods
Total Film caught up with Joss Whedon recently to talk about The Cabin In The Woods, the genre-hacking, invention-spewing horror that he produced and co-wrote.
Keen to get some insight into the thinking behind it, we asked Whedon about the inspiration behind Cabin.
“It’s basically a very loving hate letter,” he told us.
“On some level it was completely a lark, me and Drew [Goddard, director] trying to figure out what the most fun we could have would be. On another level it’s a serious critique of what we love and what we don’t about horror movies.”
On his own genre passion, he added, “I love being scared. I love that mixture of thrill, of horror, that objectification/identification thing of wanting definitely for the people to be alright but at the same time hoping they’ll go somewhere dark and face something awful.”
And on the things he hates about lame horror, Whedon said: “The things that I don’t like are kids acting like idiots, the devolution of the horror movie into torture porn and into a long series of sadistic comeuppances. Drew and I both felt that the pendulum had sung a little too far in that direction.”
The Cabin In The Woods opens on 13 April 2012.
http://www.totalfilm.com/news/joss-whedon-talks-the-cabin-in-the-woods
Total Film caught up with Joss Whedon recently to talk about The Cabin In The Woods, the genre-hacking, invention-spewing horror that he produced and co-wrote.
Keen to get some insight into the thinking behind it, we asked Whedon about the inspiration behind Cabin.
“It’s basically a very loving hate letter,” he told us.
“On some level it was completely a lark, me and Drew [Goddard, director] trying to figure out what the most fun we could have would be. On another level it’s a serious critique of what we love and what we don’t about horror movies.”
On his own genre passion, he added, “I love being scared. I love that mixture of thrill, of horror, that objectification/identification thing of wanting definitely for the people to be alright but at the same time hoping they’ll go somewhere dark and face something awful.”
And on the things he hates about lame horror, Whedon said: “The things that I don’t like are kids acting like idiots, the devolution of the horror movie into torture porn and into a long series of sadistic comeuppances. Drew and I both felt that the pendulum had sung a little too far in that direction.”
The Cabin In The Woods opens on 13 April 2012.
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Nuveo trailer
http://www.fearnet.com/videos/b25624_cabin_in_woods_trailer_2.html
Nuveo trailer
http://www.fearnet.com/videos/b25624_cabin_in_woods_trailer_2.html
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http://youtu.be/PqD554s4Q7E
Y la Acker ¿cuando sale?, que yo no la he visto en el trailer o no la reconozco
Al paveras chulito informático de Dollhouse sí.
http://youtu.be/PqD554s4Q7E
Y la Acker ¿cuando sale?, que yo no la he visto en el trailer o no la reconozco
Al paveras chulito informático de Dollhouse sí.
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y si no dices que es spoiler no sabemos que es spoiler.
y si no dices que es spoiler no sabemos que es spoiler.
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http://the-void.co.uk/film/review/cinema/first-look-cabin-in-the-woods-256/
The Cabin in the Woods is the enemy of the film critic. To describe almost anything that happens in it is to pin the butterfly in the wing. To spoiler reduces it to sand – so what’s left to say is how much you need to see this movie if you are interested in horror in any way, shape or form.
http://the-void.co.uk/film/review/cinema/first-look-cabin-in-the-woods-256/
The Cabin in the Woods is the enemy of the film critic. To describe almost anything that happens in it is to pin the butterfly in the wing. To spoiler reduces it to sand – so what’s left to say is how much you need to see this movie if you are interested in horror in any way, shape or form.
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Nuevo trailer para tv aquí
http://www.bloody-disgusting.com/news/28674
Y entrevista a Goddard
http://www.shocktillyoudrop.com/new...-the-cabin-in-the-woods-director-drew-goddard
Nuevo trailer para tv aquí
http://www.bloody-disgusting.com/news/28674
Y entrevista a Goddard
http://www.shocktillyoudrop.com/new...-the-cabin-in-the-woods-director-drew-goddard
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- Story for CitW was written in three days with Drew Goddard. “Idea just came together and it came with a third act, and that’s happened to me twice in my life… the writer’s dream. You lock yourself in a hotel room for three days and you come out with a movie.”
- At one point JW wrote 26 pages in one day. “And that is exactly what we shot.” Says it made him giddy that the script ended up exactly the film.
- “We described this entire movie as our ids just walking around going ‘rarg.’ We did whatever we wanted to do. This movie contains a lot of that. We love horror movies and are curious about what makes them tick.”
- “We just threw everything against the wall, and it’s all in.” Cabin in the Woods – you ruin it by just talking about. “Why did you do that to yourself?”
- JW: “I’ve never heard it worded quite like that, but I am always going to be at odds with that particular part of American culture. I like stories. My favorite thing is to go into a movie not knowing what to expect, or even a TV show not knowing what to expect. … Usually, audiences are very ready to come along for the ride.”
Adam B. Vary: The cabin looks much like the cabin in Evil Dead.
JW: I’m not aware of that film. [Sheepish look.] Evil Dead 1 is really the influence. That’s a film that goes genuinely insane.
JW: We wanted to tell the story in an almost old-fashioned way. … Our base was really the “Nightmare on Elm Street,” the early, before it started eating itself. And “Nightmare on Elm Street 3,” which is a real classic. And, you know, the Halloweens, The Things, those were our sort of classics.
CitW: Written before Dr. Horrible (before the strike).
JW: Cabin (and not Dr Horrible) was the first time he felt he was doing his own thing, and not stuck in the studio system. .. “No coincidence” they came one after another because they are both “ridiculous.”
“The found footage thing seems to be based very much on classical horror. It’s about dread, it’s about the thing you almost see, it’s about waiting. ‘Let’s take people that you hate and inventively kill them for an hour and a half,’ that’s not horror. That’s something else entirely.”
“The found footage thing to me is really a step backwards in the right direction to classical horror.”
- Story for CitW was written in three days with Drew Goddard. “Idea just came together and it came with a third act, and that’s happened to me twice in my life… the writer’s dream. You lock yourself in a hotel room for three days and you come out with a movie.”
- At one point JW wrote 26 pages in one day. “And that is exactly what we shot.” Says it made him giddy that the script ended up exactly the film.
- “We described this entire movie as our ids just walking around going ‘rarg.’ We did whatever we wanted to do. This movie contains a lot of that. We love horror movies and are curious about what makes them tick.”
- “We just threw everything against the wall, and it’s all in.” Cabin in the Woods – you ruin it by just talking about. “Why did you do that to yourself?”
- JW: “I’ve never heard it worded quite like that, but I am always going to be at odds with that particular part of American culture. I like stories. My favorite thing is to go into a movie not knowing what to expect, or even a TV show not knowing what to expect. … Usually, audiences are very ready to come along for the ride.”
Adam B. Vary: The cabin looks much like the cabin in Evil Dead.
JW: I’m not aware of that film. [Sheepish look.] Evil Dead 1 is really the influence. That’s a film that goes genuinely insane.
JW: We wanted to tell the story in an almost old-fashioned way. … Our base was really the “Nightmare on Elm Street,” the early, before it started eating itself. And “Nightmare on Elm Street 3,” which is a real classic. And, you know, the Halloweens, The Things, those were our sort of classics.
CitW: Written before Dr. Horrible (before the strike).
JW: Cabin (and not Dr Horrible) was the first time he felt he was doing his own thing, and not stuck in the studio system. .. “No coincidence” they came one after another because they are both “ridiculous.”
“The found footage thing seems to be based very much on classical horror. It’s about dread, it’s about the thing you almost see, it’s about waiting. ‘Let’s take people that you hate and inventively kill them for an hour and a half,’ that’s not horror. That’s something else entirely.”
“The found footage thing to me is really a step backwards in the right direction to classical horror.”
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De las pocas criticas que no destripan el argumento:
http://film.thedigitalfix.com/content/id/75240/the-cabin-in-the-woods.html
"Quite simply, The Cabin In The Woods is not only one of our films of the year – it’s one of our favourite horrors of all time."
Y por lo que cuentan, es mejor entrar sin saber nada.
De las pocas criticas que no destripan el argumento:
http://film.thedigitalfix.com/content/id/75240/the-cabin-in-the-woods.html
"Quite simply, The Cabin In The Woods is not only one of our films of the year – it’s one of our favourite horrors of all time."
Y por lo que cuentan, es mejor entrar sin saber nada.
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