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The much-anticipated movie adaptation of Stephen King’s zombie horror novel Cell will finally have its world premiere at the Film4 Frightfest in Glasgow, Scotland, running from February 17-28.
According to Den of Geek, it’s taken nine whole years to get to this point, but it is finally happening, rather appropriately in an era where zombie films and zombie apocalypse TV series dominate the entertainment sphere. While King has included zombie-like characters in some of his novels, he never went full-out zombie until he published the popular novel Cell.
The writer of that article theorizes that finally Stephen King peered into an alternate reality and saw that cell phones were going to take control over our lives and, especially with the prevalence for people staring transfixed at their iPhones right now, maybe he’s not that far wrong.
Now we are set to see whether popular novelist Stephen King’s cell phone apocalypse can keep up with the zombie shows that are prevalent on TV today, including AMC’s The Walking Dead, Z Nation, and iZombie, along with feature films like Brad Pitt’s World War Z and others.
Finally, as Fangoria reports, the completed Cell movie is set to achieve its world premiere at Film4 Frightfest as part of Scotland’s Glasgow Film Festival, running from February 17 to 28.
The ultimately terrifying Glasgow portion of Frightfest will also reportedly feature several other premieres, including Jason Zada’s The Forest, Sean Byrne’s The Devil’s Candy, Sonny Mallhi’s Anguish, Joe Begos’ The Mind’s Eye, Jesse Thomas Cook’s The Hexecutioners, Can Evrenol’s Baskin, a multi-director anthology Southbound, and the Goetz Brothers’ remake of Martyrs.
To add to the chills and shivers, Frightfest will also feature the European premieres of Tyler MacIntyre’s Patchwork and Johannes Roberts’ The Other Side of the Door, as well as the Scottish premieres of Roar Uthaug’s The Wave and Sol Cheang’s SPL 2: A Time for Consequences, along with a sneak preview of Paul Hyett’s Heretiks and several scary short films.
For Stephen King fans in the U.S., there is no news available as yet of a date for the U.S. premiere of Cell. Regrettably, there is also no worthwhile trailer available on YouTube at the time of writing.
Read more at http://www.inquisitr.com/2701200/film-adaptation-of-stephen-kings-cell-to-premiere-at-frightfest-2016/#4lEydBK37uPyfCrV.99
According to Den of Geek, it’s taken nine whole years to get to this point, but it is finally happening, rather appropriately in an era where zombie films and zombie apocalypse TV series dominate the entertainment sphere. While King has included zombie-like characters in some of his novels, he never went full-out zombie until he published the popular novel Cell.
The writer of that article theorizes that finally Stephen King peered into an alternate reality and saw that cell phones were going to take control over our lives and, especially with the prevalence for people staring transfixed at their iPhones right now, maybe he’s not that far wrong.
Now we are set to see whether popular novelist Stephen King’s cell phone apocalypse can keep up with the zombie shows that are prevalent on TV today, including AMC’s The Walking Dead, Z Nation, and iZombie, along with feature films like Brad Pitt’s World War Z and others.
Finally, as Fangoria reports, the completed Cell movie is set to achieve its world premiere at Film4 Frightfest as part of Scotland’s Glasgow Film Festival, running from February 17 to 28.
The ultimately terrifying Glasgow portion of Frightfest will also reportedly feature several other premieres, including Jason Zada’s The Forest, Sean Byrne’s The Devil’s Candy, Sonny Mallhi’s Anguish, Joe Begos’ The Mind’s Eye, Jesse Thomas Cook’s The Hexecutioners, Can Evrenol’s Baskin, a multi-director anthology Southbound, and the Goetz Brothers’ remake of Martyrs.
To add to the chills and shivers, Frightfest will also feature the European premieres of Tyler MacIntyre’s Patchwork and Johannes Roberts’ The Other Side of the Door, as well as the Scottish premieres of Roar Uthaug’s The Wave and Sol Cheang’s SPL 2: A Time for Consequences, along with a sneak preview of Paul Hyett’s Heretiks and several scary short films.
For Stephen King fans in the U.S., there is no news available as yet of a date for the U.S. premiere of Cell. Regrettably, there is also no worthwhile trailer available on YouTube at the time of writing.
Read more at http://www.inquisitr.com/2701200/film-adaptation-of-stephen-kings-cell-to-premiere-at-frightfest-2016/#4lEydBK37uPyfCrV.99
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The much-anticipated movie adaptation of Stephen King’s zombie horror novel Cell will finally have its world premiere at the Film4 Frightfest in Glasgow, Scotland, running from February 17-28.According to Den of Geek, it’s taken nine whole years to get to this point, but it is finally happening, rather appropriately in an era where zombie films and zombie apocalypse TV series dominate the entertainment sphere. While King has included zombie-like characters in some of his novels, he never went full-out zombie until he published the popular novel Cell.The writer of that article theorizes that finally Stephen King peered into an alternate reality and saw that cell phones were going to take control over our lives and, especially with the prevalence for people staring transfixed at their iPhones right now, maybe he’s not that far wrong.Now we are set to see whether popular novelist Stephen King’s cell phone apocalypse can keep up with the zombie shows that are prevalent on TV today, including AMC’s The Walking Dead, Z Nation, and iZombie, along with feature films like Brad Pitt’s World War Z and others.Finally, as Fangoria reports, the completed Cell movie is set to achieve its world premiere at Film4 Frightfest as part of Scotland’s Glasgow Film Festival, running from February 17 to 28.The ultimately terrifying Glasgow portion of Frightfest will also reportedly feature several other premieres, including Jason Zada’s The Forest, Sean Byrne’s The Devil’s Candy, Sonny Mallhi’s Anguish, Joe Begos’ The Mind’s Eye, Jesse Thomas Cook’s The Hexecutioners, Can Evrenol’s Baskin, a multi-director anthology Southbound, and the Goetz Brothers’ remake of Martyrs.To add to the chills and shivers, Frightfest will also feature the European premieres of Tyler MacIntyre’s Patchwork and Johannes Roberts’ The Other Side of the Door, as well as the Scottish premieres of Roar Uthaug’s The Wave and Sol Cheang’s SPL 2: A Time for Consequences, along with a sneak preview of Paul Hyett’s Heretiks and several scary short films.For Stephen King fans in the U.S., there is no news available as yet of a date for the U.S. premiere of Cell. Regrettably, there is also no worthwhile trailer available on YouTube at the time of writing.Read more at http://www.inquisitr.com/2701200/film-adaptation-of-stephen-kings-cell-to-premiere-at-frightfest-2016/#4lEydBK37uPyfCrV.99
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La muy esperada película adaptación de la novela de terror de Stephen King 's Zombie célula finalmente tendra su estreno mundial en el Film4 FrightFest en Glasgow, Escocia, del 17 al 28 de febrero.
según den de Geek, es tomado nueve años para llegar a este punto, pero finalmente está sucediendo,Más adecuadamente en una era donde las películas de zombie y Zombie Apocalypse Series de televisión dominan el ámbito de entretenimiento.Mientras que el rey ha incluido zombie como personajes en algunas de sus novelas, que nunca fue del todo zombie hasta que publicó la novela popular celular.
El escritor de este artículo teoriza que finalmente Stephen King con fijeza en una realidad alternativa y vio que los telefonos de la celula se va a tomar el control de nuestras vidas y, especialmente con la prevalencia de personas mirando absorto en sus iPhones ahora, quizás no está tan mal.
Ahora estamos listos para ver si el popular novelista Stephen King 's cell phone Apocalipsis puede mantener arriba de con el zombie muestra que son frecuentes en la TV hoy, incluyendo The Walking Dead, Z nación y 0XY, junto con largometrajes como Brad Pitt Guerra Mundial Z y otros.
finalmente, como Fangoria informes,La película se terminó de células para lograr su estreno mundial en Film4 FrightFest como parte de Escocia, Glasgow Film Festival, corriendo a partir de febrero de 17 a 28.
el finalmente aterrador Glasgow parte de FrightFest también supuestamente cuentan con varios otros estrenos, incluyendo Jason Zada es el bosque, sean Byrne es el diablo es Candy, Sonny mallhi es angustia, Joe Begos' el ojo de la mente,Jesse Thomas Cook es el hexecutioners, puede evrenol es Baskin, un multi - director antología southbound y Goetz hermanos' remake de mártires.
a añadir a los escalofríos y temblores, FrightFest también contará con el estreno europeo de Tyler MacIntyre patchwork y Johannes Roberts' el otro lado de la puerta,Así como el Scottish estrenos de Roar Uthaug y distribuido es la onda y sol Cheang es SPL 2: tiempo de consecuencias, junto con un preestreno de Paul Hyett es heretiks miedo y varios cortometrajes.
para los fans de Stephen King en los Estados Unidos, no hay noticias aún de una fecha para el estreno de celda.Lamentablemente, también hay no la pena trailer disponible en YouTube en el momento de la escritura.
leer mas en http: / / www.inquisitr. COM / 2701200 / film-adaptation-of-stephen-kings-cell-to-premiere-at-frightfest-2016 / # 4leydbk37upyfcrv.99
según den de Geek, es tomado nueve años para llegar a este punto, pero finalmente está sucediendo,Más adecuadamente en una era donde las películas de zombie y Zombie Apocalypse Series de televisión dominan el ámbito de entretenimiento.Mientras que el rey ha incluido zombie como personajes en algunas de sus novelas, que nunca fue del todo zombie hasta que publicó la novela popular celular.
El escritor de este artículo teoriza que finalmente Stephen King con fijeza en una realidad alternativa y vio que los telefonos de la celula se va a tomar el control de nuestras vidas y, especialmente con la prevalencia de personas mirando absorto en sus iPhones ahora, quizás no está tan mal.
Ahora estamos listos para ver si el popular novelista Stephen King 's cell phone Apocalipsis puede mantener arriba de con el zombie muestra que son frecuentes en la TV hoy, incluyendo The Walking Dead, Z nación y 0XY, junto con largometrajes como Brad Pitt Guerra Mundial Z y otros.
finalmente, como Fangoria informes,La película se terminó de células para lograr su estreno mundial en Film4 FrightFest como parte de Escocia, Glasgow Film Festival, corriendo a partir de febrero de 17 a 28.
el finalmente aterrador Glasgow parte de FrightFest también supuestamente cuentan con varios otros estrenos, incluyendo Jason Zada es el bosque, sean Byrne es el diablo es Candy, Sonny mallhi es angustia, Joe Begos' el ojo de la mente,Jesse Thomas Cook es el hexecutioners, puede evrenol es Baskin, un multi - director antología southbound y Goetz hermanos' remake de mártires.
a añadir a los escalofríos y temblores, FrightFest también contará con el estreno europeo de Tyler MacIntyre patchwork y Johannes Roberts' el otro lado de la puerta,Así como el Scottish estrenos de Roar Uthaug y distribuido es la onda y sol Cheang es SPL 2: tiempo de consecuencias, junto con un preestreno de Paul Hyett es heretiks miedo y varios cortometrajes.
para los fans de Stephen King en los Estados Unidos, no hay noticias aún de una fecha para el estreno de celda.Lamentablemente, también hay no la pena trailer disponible en YouTube en el momento de la escritura.
leer mas en http: / / www.inquisitr. COM / 2701200 / film-adaptation-of-stephen-kings-cell-to-premiere-at-frightfest-2016 / # 4leydbk37upyfcrv.99
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