Showing posts with label Diablo Cody. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Diablo Cody. Show all posts

Thursday, July 14, 2011

Diablo Cody Is Revising The Latest Script For 'The Evil Dead' Remake


Diablo Cody is staying busy these days.

What with making her making her directorial debut on her newest flick Lamb of God and now she's helping out director Sam Raimi and actor Bruce Campbell by revising the latest draft of The Evil Dead remake.

Raimi and Campbell tapped Fede Alvarez, who made himself known via his short film Panic Attack, to write and direct the 1981 remake.
In the original 1981 film that starred Campbell, five friends at a remote cabin in the woods unknowingly summon demons from an ancient civilization, causing all sorts of bloody and gory problems.
There's no news as who may be starring in the film or if Campbell will possibly make a cameo in it...although, that would be totally cool for the hard-core fans *cough* my husband *cough*.

I've only seen 3/4 of the movie and gotta say I found it to be really cheesy but apparently that's what made it famous.

There were 2 sequels to the original which didn't make it anywhere but into the back of someones dusty closet. Raimi's longtime editor, Bob Murawaski briefly commented on the scale of the remake by saying:
"Evil Dead" "will be a small indie thing like the first two."
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Thursday, June 30, 2011

Diablo Cody Will Try Her Hand At Directing!


Diablo Cody is best known for penning 2007's hit movie, Juno starring Ellen Page and Michael Cera (and let's all {try to} forget that she wrote that awful horror film Jennifer's Body) but she's ready for something new.

The Oscar winner is ready to sit in the director's chair for her directorial debut of Lamb of God.

According to Entertainment Weekly, Cody wrote the Lamb of God script, which is based on a conservative religious woman who starts to question her faith. After a plane crash, she makes up her mind to try out life as a sinner in Las Vegas.

Sounds...entertaining.  I know that everyone and their mom praised her for Juno but honestly I didn't really care for the movie. I was more into who starred in the movie than the actual script itself. She's good but I don't think she's great.

Guess we'll have to wait & see if Lamb of God or her newest penned project, Young Adult, which stars Charlize Theron and Patrick Wilson will be any good.