Documentaries like these always bum me out because then I'm just haunted by the idea of what could have been. I want to see his version so bad!!!!

Documentaries like these always bum me out because then I'm just haunted by the idea of what could have been. I want to see his version so bad!!!!

Es necesario ver este documental después de ver la Isla del Doctor Moreau, aunque solo sea para reírse un buen rato después de la mala experiencia.
Las entrevistas y el uso del archivo están muy bien hilados y todo se completa.ents para dar una buena visión de cómo debió de ser esa loca producción.
Una pena no tener la visión de Thewlis, eso sí!

Es necesario ver este documental después de ver la Isla del Doctor Moreau, aunque solo sea para reírse un buen rato después de la mala experiencia.
Las entrevistas y el uso del archivo están muy bien hilados y todo se completa.ents para dar una buena visión de cómo debió de ser esa loca producción.
Una pena no tener la visión de Thewlis, eso sí!

I guess if you literally have a real life warlock conduct a ritual to save your movie you gotta expect some serious consequences

I guess if you literally have a real life warlock conduct a ritual to save your movie you gotta expect some serious consequences

I think this is a cinema documentary that every cinema lover should watch. "Knowing that the odds were stacked against me, I resorted to witchcraft."

I think this is a cinema documentary that every cinema lover should watch. "Knowing that the odds were stacked against me, I resorted to witchcraft."

One of the few examples of a "cursed film" that I'd say definitely has credence to the argument... Richard Stanley was truly put into a maelstrom of a project that he couldn't control, regardless of his awesome concepts and intents for the project. Grateful to see him make a comeback with The Color Out of Space.

I would love to see an extended version of this, I feel like you could get a wealth of material just from interviewing the unseen Val Kilmer and David Thewliss.

EDIT: Forgot to mention how phenomenally Ride or Die Fairuza Balk is/was, she was ready to sink her career for Stanley's vision and I respect that kind of solidarity and friendship so much.

One of the few examples of a "cursed film" that I'd say definitely has credence to the argument... Richard Stanley was truly put into a maelstrom of a project that he couldn't control, regardless of his awesome concepts and intents for the project. Grateful to see him make a comeback with The Color Out of Space.

I would love to see an extended version of this, I feel like you could get a wealth of material just from interviewing the unseen Val Kilmer and David Thewliss.

EDIT: Forgot to mention how phenomenally Ride or Die Fairuza Balk is/was, she was ready to sink her career for Stanley's vision and I respect that kind of solidarity and friendship so much.