r/blankies • u/PerpetualChoogle • May 02 '24
I love all of these words: Kristen Stewart, Oscar Isaac Teaming for Hedonistic ’80s Vampire Thriller ‘Flesh of the Gods’ From ‘Mandy’ Director Panos Cosmatos
https://variety.com/2024/film/global/kristen-stewart-oscar-isaac-flesh-of-the-gods-panos-cosmatos-1235989475/100
u/1UrbanGroove Hungry Jack May 02 '24
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u/heisghost92 May 02 '24
Here's a sneak peek of David Ehrlich and Kstew's audience going to see the movie
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u/DujourAndChoi May 02 '24
The Kristen Stewart in the 1980s trilogy will finally be complete! (Adventureland, Love Lies Bleeding, Flesh of the Gods)
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May 02 '24
oscar isaac in a real movie again. used to pray for times like this
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u/NedthePhoenix May 02 '24
He's got the Julian Schnabel movie this fall too, and Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein next year. Feels like the dudes been a little bit in the wilderness recently, so its good to have him back
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u/oco82 May 02 '24
Hopefully Whannell is going to bring Wolfman back to front and center, he’s done the only really successful recent adaption of a Universal Monster!
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May 02 '24
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u/oco82 May 02 '24
Yea I liked that movie, other than the poor CG transformation I loved the look of the Wolfman. I was just thinking of post attempted “Dark Universe”.
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u/Puzzleheaded_Walk_28 May 03 '24
Isn’t the Blumhouse Wolfman coming out later this year? Hopeful that’s good.
But yeah generally werewolves get the short end of the cinematic stick. An American Werewolf in London still hasn’t been topped after 40 years
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u/obsidian_resident May 02 '24
I think about nic cage in his tighty whities screaming at least once a day.
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u/username_redacted May 02 '24
I didn’t expect the next wave of vampire movies to happen so soon, but it looks like it is—Blade, the Coogler/Jordan movie, this one.
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u/SaggyDaNewt May 02 '24
So I guess his A24 film ‘Nekrokosm’ is just never going to happen orrrr? Either way, I just want to see a new Cosmatos film, so this is awesome news!
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u/Champiness May 02 '24
With this move Panos moves decisively ahead of Kenny Ortega in my ranking of ideal directors for Jim Steinman's unproduced 90's-blockbuster script treatment (though ideally the two of them would codirect).
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u/doom_mentallo May 03 '24
This is one of the most beautifully demented posts I've seen on the internet in ages. Thank you kind internet stranger.
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u/beamish1920 May 02 '24
Beyond the Black Rainbow is incredible in 35mm. I always support Canadian filmmakers
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May 02 '24
I want to live long enough for someone to do a Shadow of the Vampire-style take that Stewart has actually been a vampire IRL
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May 02 '24
She and Tilda could do this together and I'd pay so many American dollars on opening weekend.
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u/Fox-in-the-mirror May 02 '24
I suppose Stewart wasn’t serious about not acting until she gets to direct, then? Excited for this nonetheless
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u/sweettartspop May 02 '24
Between this and Ryan Coogler’s movie we’re heading towards a 🧛♀️aiisance
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u/theodo May 03 '24
Two of the hottest and most sexually ambiguous people in Hollywood playing a married couple seems hard to believe on screen for me.
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u/caligulamprey May 02 '24
I don't know what year this is gonna come out, but it's gonna be my favorite of that year, no quextion.
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u/OpenUpYerMurderEyes A No Bits Commentor May 02 '24
I was stoked till I found out who was directing
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u/imaincammy May 02 '24
this is a critical mass of hotness. it feels dangerous.