A Little More Web Kipple
I managed to see ‘Radiohead X Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror‘ – 1922’s Nosferatu set to tracks from Radiohead’s Kid A and Amnesiac albums – the other day.
And it’s really very good. The whole thing works tremendously well, the various tracks mesh nicely with the storyline, and I wholeheartedly recommend that you find a nice, comfortable cinema to view it in.
‘Before & After’ has a rather fun article on the VFX destruction of San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge.
Remy attributed such inventiveness to the enthusiasm of the studio. “The producers never stopped us. They only encouraged us.” Encouraged them, that is, to undertake a 60ft jump across the rooftops of Turin
As Luck Would Have It has a nice little article on some of the souls involved in the making of the Italian Job – the good one, not the remake.
Inverse has a short oral history of 28 Days Later – film I looked back at almost four years ago. It’s an interesting little piece and I’d not realise how close the 9/11 attacks had come to putting an end to the production of a film that, ultimately, turned out to be a major influence on the genre.
McBain: The Movie is a lost 80s action classic. What little footage remains has been spliced together below for your edification.
From the chap who brought us 2001: A Space Odyssey – As directed by George Lucas a few months ago.
From 2000, the rather lovely Rejected by Don Hertzfeldt.
A fun little 43 seconds exploring the idea of Uber for Zombie-killing.
