At the same time, Jordan Peele's Get Outhas become such a critical and commercial hit in its first week of release that the timely thriller has managed to find a foothold in the cinema conversation, even in the midst of all those La La Land hot takes.Įlsewhere, we've got some awesome behind-the-scenes Monster Squad shots courtesy of the great Stan Winston School of Character Arts (aka home to some of the best and most iconic creature creations in cinema history), a glimpse at Tom Savini's custom Jason Voorhees skin in Friday the 13th: The Game, a bloody claymation promo for the James Gunn-scripted The Belko Experiment, and a couple new additions to Shane Black's The Predator.įor all the horror news we’ve already covered on the site, you can click through the links below. However, horror's still making itself heard this week with The Witch scooping up a couple of well-earned Independent Spirit Awards. It's all about awards season this week, which is traditionally not a peak moment for horror. He began work on his second feature film, 2010's " The Experiment" with Adrien Brody and Forest Whitaker, which, like the 2001 German film "Das Experiment," was inspired by the "Stanford Prison Experiment" of the 1970s.Howdy, horror folks! Welcome to another week in the happenings of horror and genre cinema. The series went on to become a flagship show for Fox from 2005 until 2009, with Scheuring penning over 70 episodes. In under two years, "Prison Break" premiered to raves and huge ratings. They quickly called him back after more unconventional serial shows like "Lost" and "The 4400" were hitting it big in the middle of the 2000s. Scheuring then turned a colleague's story idea into a miniseries script entitled "Prison Break" and brought it over to Fox studios, which initially passed on it. The drug cartel action-drama was quickly picked up and produced, starring a very hot-at-the-moment Vin Diesel.
If that didn't catch the eyes of enough people in Hollywood, his next script "A Man Apart" did. After working a series of odd jobs once he graduated from UCLA's School of Theater, Film and Television, Scheuring dove head-first into moviemaking when he wrote, produced, directed, and even edited "36K," a low-budget crime thriller, in 2000. An expert crafter of tense action dramas, Paul Scheuring launched "Prison Break" in 2005, a runaway hit that led him to a career in bringing edgy thrillers to the small- and silver-screens.
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