Post by BlueLick on Mar 20, 2010 7:25:59 GMT -5
Title: Little Darlings
Stars: Angel McNichol, Lillian Mauzy, Justin Bieber, Brian Austin Green, Alexa Miller, Richard Dillon, Evan Ross, Katie Irving
Co-Stars: Gail Kimmel, Melissa McCool, Matthew Underwood, Cora Skinner, Tristan Wilds, Shanae Grimes, Rachel Melvin, Ksenia Solo, Aaron Yoo, Lauren London
Creator(s): Michael Bradeson, Joshua Taylor, Parker Posey, Jacqueline MacInnes Wood
Writer(s): Michael Bradeson, Mia Kirschner
Director: Shannen Doherty
Budget: $41 million
Genre: Comedy-Drama, Coming of Age
Content: mild sex, mature language, explicit dialogue
Distributors: Paramount Pictures, World Pictures, DreamWorks skg.
Studios: ICE Studios, Paramount Vantage
Filming Dates: September 7-September 24, 2009 (Pittsburgh), January 4-January 14, 2010 (Toronto)
Runtime: 104 mins.
Location: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Synopsis:
Super creator Michael Bradeson's new classic coming-of-age tale centers on Two Pittsburgh teens Angel and Kris (Angel McNichol, Lillian Mauzy) from the opposite side of the track end up becoming rivals at a Pittsburgh summer co-ed camp for teens. After fighting each other countless amounts of times a fast girl also known as the camp's #1 slut Easy Breezy (Alexa Miller) force Angel and Kris into a race to see which one of them can lose their virginity first. Everybody at the camp is taking sides and betting money to see which one of them will lose their virginity first. The girls find themselves and their identity through this struggle as Angel ends up finding out she has feelings for girls and loses her virginity to a lesbian named Mae (Katie Irving) while Kris loses her virginity to one of the camp counselors Mr. Green (Brian Austin Green). At the end of the day nobody wins as both sides of the camp realize at the end of the day that Easy Breezy has some low self-esteem problems.
Background Information:
There hasn't been a cast this huge full of tomorrow's up and coming stars since the 1993 classic Dazed and Confused but that's because their celebrating the remake of the 1980 classic Little Darlings which broke all kinds of barriers back in its day. In order to re-create the classic and not fail like other remakes, Paramount and ICE Studios got its biggest young hitter in future super creator Michael Bradeson who helped create NITRO's best features Janit O'Day, Youth of Life, Drama's Place, Star Girl, and movie of the year Addison Trails just to name a few. Bradeson brings along with him his creator Joshua Taylor on his #1 TV hit sitcom Youth of Life. Bradeson also included a powerhouse of females like co-creators Parker Posey and television talk-show host, producer, and actress Jacqueline MacInnes Wood aboard to help re-image the film into their own creation. Mia Kirschner from The L-Word will help Bradeson write the film with her knowledge of the subject of sex. Then last but not least Shannen Doherty who has already directed 11 episodes for ICE Studios programs during the season was hired to direct. The budget was set to be small but with the array of talent on the crew and the stars the budget rose to over $40 million. Michael Bradeson used The Heartland's Family and Addison Trails amazing young performer Angel McNichol to play the main role and Emma Roberts to counter her. The rest of the cast was chosen through their contacts at ICE Studios. On-location shooting took place in Pittsburgh and at a summer camp in the suburbs of Pittsburgh to add to the realism of the film. The rest of the scenes were shot at ICE Studios in Toronto. Little Darlings will celebrate its 30-year anniversary (Friday March 21, 1980) with this remake release.
Release Date: Friday March 19, 2010
Title: Twin Sisters
Stars: Allison Shields, Terri Shields, Patrick Dempsey, Camilla Belle, Lee Gonzo, Naomi McDonald
Creator(s): Brian De Palma, Whitney Price
Writer(s): Brian De Palma, David Koepp
Director: Rose McGowan
Budget: $27 million
Genre: Mystery & Suspense
Content: nudity, sex, violence, mature language, explicit dialogue, action peril, edited rape scenes, heavy gore
Distributors: Paramount Pictures, World Pictures
Studios: ICE Studios, Full Moon Entertainment
Filming Dates: October 26-November 12, 2009 (Seattle), January 4-14, 2010 (Toronto)
Runtime: 124 mins.
Location: Seattle, Washington
Synopsis:
Legendary director Brian De Palma returns to create one of the most creepiest films ever made following a set of serial killing twins. A respected politician named Henry (Patrick Dempsey) picks up two hitchhikers Sandy and Mandy Depp (Allison & Terri Shields) who have just escaped from a juvenile detention center after failing their parole hearing. After Henry learns that the twins have no place to stay he decides to shelter them at his place of residence without any knowledge of them being on the run. Henry lives with his little sister Carmella (Camilla Belle) which instantly becomes a problem when Carmella disagrees with the new living arrangement of living with two new headstrong females. The two twins learn that Henry is a politician and try to use his power to make decisions to correct their parole situation. After a week of living there the twins welcome becomes unwanted when they start causing trouble in the neighborhood killing off people and making Carmella's life a living hell. Once Henry finally smartens up and finds out their true identities he tries to get them out of his house and send them back to the juvenile detention center that they came from but that is just the beginning of his horror-filled weekend. Henry and Carmella become the victims of a huge weekend of torture at the hands of Sandy and Mandy.
Background Information:
ICE Studios signed Brian De Palma to take on this original take on the horror genre with a movie that would be able to set the new standards in the horror game during the next decade. De Palma decided to hire Michael Bradeson's main female protégé Whitney Price to help him plan the movie. They use David Koepp to help write the film and give the movie its mysterious effect. Rose McGowan who is known for taking dark roles in Hollywood decides to use that experience to direct a suspenseful flick of her own with Brian De Palma's blessing on one of his latest projects. Rose just so happens to be one of De Palma's favorite actresses. The two together share thrust for the tradition of Italian gory horror stories that was made famous by filmmaker Dario Argento. The movie Twin Sisters was made to break the lines of so many films of that genre who had previously broken the before but unlike many of those movies this one had a plot that was more on the drama side. With Rose's connections to many of the actors at ICE Studios she decided to cast Allison Shields who had a twin sister Terri Shields at that back in the late summer of '09 who was trying to break into the industry. Allison was already quickly becoming NITRO's most popular actress and the biggest draw ratings wise so Rose decided to cast her and her sister in the role serial killing twin roles. The location was perfect as it took place in always cloudy with a chance of rain Seattle and that mysterious Pacific Northwest setting. The last 40 minutes of this film are a joyride and non-stop thrillfest of creepiness as the twin sisters turn Sunday into torture day. You might want to keep your eyes closed during the last 8 minutes of this film because the twins are making cinema history with the most deftifying eerie scene ever made and one of the most surprising twists fulfilled with a cliffhanger to remember. The twist will be revealed after the film is released to the public.
Release Date: Friday March 26, 2010
Stars: Angel McNichol, Lillian Mauzy, Justin Bieber, Brian Austin Green, Alexa Miller, Richard Dillon, Evan Ross, Katie Irving
Co-Stars: Gail Kimmel, Melissa McCool, Matthew Underwood, Cora Skinner, Tristan Wilds, Shanae Grimes, Rachel Melvin, Ksenia Solo, Aaron Yoo, Lauren London
Creator(s): Michael Bradeson, Joshua Taylor, Parker Posey, Jacqueline MacInnes Wood
Writer(s): Michael Bradeson, Mia Kirschner
Director: Shannen Doherty
Budget: $41 million
Genre: Comedy-Drama, Coming of Age
Content: mild sex, mature language, explicit dialogue
Distributors: Paramount Pictures, World Pictures, DreamWorks skg.
Studios: ICE Studios, Paramount Vantage
Filming Dates: September 7-September 24, 2009 (Pittsburgh), January 4-January 14, 2010 (Toronto)
Runtime: 104 mins.
Location: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Synopsis:
Super creator Michael Bradeson's new classic coming-of-age tale centers on Two Pittsburgh teens Angel and Kris (Angel McNichol, Lillian Mauzy) from the opposite side of the track end up becoming rivals at a Pittsburgh summer co-ed camp for teens. After fighting each other countless amounts of times a fast girl also known as the camp's #1 slut Easy Breezy (Alexa Miller) force Angel and Kris into a race to see which one of them can lose their virginity first. Everybody at the camp is taking sides and betting money to see which one of them will lose their virginity first. The girls find themselves and their identity through this struggle as Angel ends up finding out she has feelings for girls and loses her virginity to a lesbian named Mae (Katie Irving) while Kris loses her virginity to one of the camp counselors Mr. Green (Brian Austin Green). At the end of the day nobody wins as both sides of the camp realize at the end of the day that Easy Breezy has some low self-esteem problems.
Background Information:
There hasn't been a cast this huge full of tomorrow's up and coming stars since the 1993 classic Dazed and Confused but that's because their celebrating the remake of the 1980 classic Little Darlings which broke all kinds of barriers back in its day. In order to re-create the classic and not fail like other remakes, Paramount and ICE Studios got its biggest young hitter in future super creator Michael Bradeson who helped create NITRO's best features Janit O'Day, Youth of Life, Drama's Place, Star Girl, and movie of the year Addison Trails just to name a few. Bradeson brings along with him his creator Joshua Taylor on his #1 TV hit sitcom Youth of Life. Bradeson also included a powerhouse of females like co-creators Parker Posey and television talk-show host, producer, and actress Jacqueline MacInnes Wood aboard to help re-image the film into their own creation. Mia Kirschner from The L-Word will help Bradeson write the film with her knowledge of the subject of sex. Then last but not least Shannen Doherty who has already directed 11 episodes for ICE Studios programs during the season was hired to direct. The budget was set to be small but with the array of talent on the crew and the stars the budget rose to over $40 million. Michael Bradeson used The Heartland's Family and Addison Trails amazing young performer Angel McNichol to play the main role and Emma Roberts to counter her. The rest of the cast was chosen through their contacts at ICE Studios. On-location shooting took place in Pittsburgh and at a summer camp in the suburbs of Pittsburgh to add to the realism of the film. The rest of the scenes were shot at ICE Studios in Toronto. Little Darlings will celebrate its 30-year anniversary (Friday March 21, 1980) with this remake release.
Release Date: Friday March 19, 2010
Title: Twin Sisters
Stars: Allison Shields, Terri Shields, Patrick Dempsey, Camilla Belle, Lee Gonzo, Naomi McDonald
Creator(s): Brian De Palma, Whitney Price
Writer(s): Brian De Palma, David Koepp
Director: Rose McGowan
Budget: $27 million
Genre: Mystery & Suspense
Content: nudity, sex, violence, mature language, explicit dialogue, action peril, edited rape scenes, heavy gore
Distributors: Paramount Pictures, World Pictures
Studios: ICE Studios, Full Moon Entertainment
Filming Dates: October 26-November 12, 2009 (Seattle), January 4-14, 2010 (Toronto)
Runtime: 124 mins.
Location: Seattle, Washington
Synopsis:
Legendary director Brian De Palma returns to create one of the most creepiest films ever made following a set of serial killing twins. A respected politician named Henry (Patrick Dempsey) picks up two hitchhikers Sandy and Mandy Depp (Allison & Terri Shields) who have just escaped from a juvenile detention center after failing their parole hearing. After Henry learns that the twins have no place to stay he decides to shelter them at his place of residence without any knowledge of them being on the run. Henry lives with his little sister Carmella (Camilla Belle) which instantly becomes a problem when Carmella disagrees with the new living arrangement of living with two new headstrong females. The two twins learn that Henry is a politician and try to use his power to make decisions to correct their parole situation. After a week of living there the twins welcome becomes unwanted when they start causing trouble in the neighborhood killing off people and making Carmella's life a living hell. Once Henry finally smartens up and finds out their true identities he tries to get them out of his house and send them back to the juvenile detention center that they came from but that is just the beginning of his horror-filled weekend. Henry and Carmella become the victims of a huge weekend of torture at the hands of Sandy and Mandy.
Background Information:
ICE Studios signed Brian De Palma to take on this original take on the horror genre with a movie that would be able to set the new standards in the horror game during the next decade. De Palma decided to hire Michael Bradeson's main female protégé Whitney Price to help him plan the movie. They use David Koepp to help write the film and give the movie its mysterious effect. Rose McGowan who is known for taking dark roles in Hollywood decides to use that experience to direct a suspenseful flick of her own with Brian De Palma's blessing on one of his latest projects. Rose just so happens to be one of De Palma's favorite actresses. The two together share thrust for the tradition of Italian gory horror stories that was made famous by filmmaker Dario Argento. The movie Twin Sisters was made to break the lines of so many films of that genre who had previously broken the before but unlike many of those movies this one had a plot that was more on the drama side. With Rose's connections to many of the actors at ICE Studios she decided to cast Allison Shields who had a twin sister Terri Shields at that back in the late summer of '09 who was trying to break into the industry. Allison was already quickly becoming NITRO's most popular actress and the biggest draw ratings wise so Rose decided to cast her and her sister in the role serial killing twin roles. The location was perfect as it took place in always cloudy with a chance of rain Seattle and that mysterious Pacific Northwest setting. The last 40 minutes of this film are a joyride and non-stop thrillfest of creepiness as the twin sisters turn Sunday into torture day. You might want to keep your eyes closed during the last 8 minutes of this film because the twins are making cinema history with the most deftifying eerie scene ever made and one of the most surprising twists fulfilled with a cliffhanger to remember. The twist will be revealed after the film is released to the public.
Release Date: Friday March 26, 2010
