Movie name : Dibbuk Box
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Summary:Based on a true story.Clyde Breneck and his 10-year-old daughter Em purchase an antique box at a yard sale.When Em opens the box,she accidentally releases an ancient spirit that has one goal:to devour her.Her father must work with his ex-wife to put an end to the curse.
Analysis:Sam Raimi's Ghost House Pictures has been pretty quiet in recent years,mostly producing dire direct to video sequels to their earlier work.Now,they're back two years on from "Drag Me To Hell" with this spook tale based on an LA Times article by Leslie Gornstein.
Said article tells the story of the events surrounding a Dibbuk box,the commonly-used name of a wine cabinet which is supposedly haunted by a Jewish spirit known as a Dybbuk. Details on the apparent legend are up at Dibbukbox.com,but essentially the granddaughter of a holocaust survivor sold it a decade ago and since then its been something of a jinx to those who've owned it.
Ole Bornedal,who helmed the acclaimed"Deliver Us from Evil",the well received Danish serial killer thriller"Night Watch"and its less well-received British remake,directs this $12.5 million budgeted production which is about to begin filming shortly. Stephen Susco was originally hired to adapt the script,though the final credited writers are Juliet Snowden and Stiles White who both co-wrote the awful"Knowing"and"Boogeyman".
With the"Saw"franchise thankfully in its well deserved grave,Lionsgate quickly nabbed the distribution rights to this story to fill its Halloween release slot where it'll compete with Paramount's third "Paranormal Activity".It looks a little more interesting than the most recent"Saw" films,but frankly there's nothing particularly exciting here unless Bornedal is able to draw something special out of it.
Casts:Jeffrey Dean Morgan
Kyra Sedgwick
Madison Davenport
Natasha Calis
Directed:Ole Bornedal
Writing:Leslie Gornstein article
Kevin Mannis
Juliet Snowden screenplay
Stiles White screenplay
Produced:Joseph Drake .... executive producer
Nathan Kahane .... executive producer
Kevin Mannis .... associate producer
Kevin Mannis .... consulting producer
Jim Miller .... co-producer
Sam Raimi .... producer
Peter Schlessel.... executive producer
Robert G. Tapert.... producer
Stan Wertlieb .... executive producer
Shawn Williamson.... line producer
Cinematography:Dan Laustsen
Genres:Horror,Thriller
Release Date:28 October 2011
Budget:$12,500,000 (estimated)
Production Companies:Ghost House Pictures
Distributor: Lionsgate
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Summary:Based on a true story.Clyde Breneck and his 10-year-old daughter Em purchase an antique box at a yard sale.When Em opens the box,she accidentally releases an ancient spirit that has one goal:to devour her.Her father must work with his ex-wife to put an end to the curse.
Analysis:Sam Raimi's Ghost House Pictures has been pretty quiet in recent years,mostly producing dire direct to video sequels to their earlier work.Now,they're back two years on from "Drag Me To Hell" with this spook tale based on an LA Times article by Leslie Gornstein.
Said article tells the story of the events surrounding a Dibbuk box,the commonly-used name of a wine cabinet which is supposedly haunted by a Jewish spirit known as a Dybbuk. Details on the apparent legend are up at Dibbukbox.com,but essentially the granddaughter of a holocaust survivor sold it a decade ago and since then its been something of a jinx to those who've owned it.
Ole Bornedal,who helmed the acclaimed"Deliver Us from Evil",the well received Danish serial killer thriller"Night Watch"and its less well-received British remake,directs this $12.5 million budgeted production which is about to begin filming shortly. Stephen Susco was originally hired to adapt the script,though the final credited writers are Juliet Snowden and Stiles White who both co-wrote the awful"Knowing"and"Boogeyman".
With the"Saw"franchise thankfully in its well deserved grave,Lionsgate quickly nabbed the distribution rights to this story to fill its Halloween release slot where it'll compete with Paramount's third "Paranormal Activity".It looks a little more interesting than the most recent"Saw" films,but frankly there's nothing particularly exciting here unless Bornedal is able to draw something special out of it.
Casts:Jeffrey Dean Morgan
Kyra Sedgwick
Madison Davenport
Natasha Calis
Directed:Ole Bornedal
Writing:Leslie Gornstein article
Kevin Mannis
Juliet Snowden screenplay
Stiles White screenplay
Produced:Joseph Drake .... executive producer
Nathan Kahane .... executive producer
Kevin Mannis .... associate producer
Kevin Mannis .... consulting producer
Jim Miller .... co-producer
Sam Raimi .... producer
Peter Schlessel.... executive producer
Robert G. Tapert.... producer
Stan Wertlieb .... executive producer
Shawn Williamson.... line producer
Cinematography:Dan Laustsen
Genres:Horror,Thriller
Release Date:28 October 2011
Budget:$12,500,000 (estimated)
Production Companies:Ghost House Pictures
Distributor: Lionsgate
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