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SUPERNATURAL |
| RELEASE DATE |
| 2009 |
| DIRECTOR |
| John Harrison |
| CAST |
Jonas Armstrong
Sophie Ward
Doug Bradley
Simon Bamford |
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NONE |
| REVIEW |
NONE |
| OFFICIAL SITE |
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| CLIPS |
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Book of Blood
No official plot yet, but it's said to be based on Clive Barker's "Book of Blood" wraparound story, which focused on a psychic researcher, who employs a fake medium to investigate a haunted house, where the said-medium actually gets visited by real ghosts. These spirits attack him and carve words in his flesh, which eventually form the rest of the stories in the collection, and leading to a literal living book of blood.
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2.14.08
Some early promotional artwork can be seen above, courtesy of STYD.
1.15.08
Added to the database.
DETAILS
- Currently filming in Edinburgh, Scotland.
- The film features an all British cast, however, the lead Sophie Ward plays an American character.
- Budgeted at an estimated $5-million.
- Also written by director John Harrison, who has worked with George Romero on various projects, and made his feature directorial debut with the Tales From the Darkside movie in 1990.
- Actor Doug Bradley plays a character named "Tollington," who has been dead for nearly a century, and when living, was an occultist that once occupied the house.
- Fans may remember Doug Bradley as "Pinhead" from the Hellraiser series, and also actor Simon Bamford as the "Butterball Cenobite" from the first two films in the series.
- Other films based on the works in the Books of Blood series are Rawhead Rex, Quicksilver Highway, Candyman, Lord of Illusions, and the upcoming Midnight Meat Train and Pig Blood Blues.
- Based on the wraparound "Book of Blood" short story that served as an introduction in Clive Barker's Books of Blood horror series.
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At least it sounds interesting. There were actually three "Books of Blood". The Midnight Meat Train was one of the stories and so was "Rawhead Rex"
The original character of Simon Mc Neal was based on him according to this http://www.clivebarker.info/newsbobjournal.html