The winners of the outstanding reality series Project Greenlight‘s third season have collaborated again, and the result is in theaters today: Piranha 3DD, a sequel to the comedic slasher film that featured a 3D version of a character’s penis being eaten by the fish. The sequel is directed by John Gulager and written by Marcus …
Feast, the horror film that became the lowest-earning Project Greenlight film (it earned just $56,000 in the US), may spawn two sequels. Marcus Dunstan, who co-wrote the film with Patrick Melton, told Fangoria that “FEAST 2 and 3 are coming together, with [director John] Gulager back. Neo Art & Logic is producing again, and if …
During its brief run in theatres the weekend before last, Feast bombed, and bad. According to Box Office Mojo, the film earned a total of $56,131 during its four-day run. During opening weekend, it was shown on 146 screens, and made an average of $373 from Monday through Sunday. That’s the worst showing yet for …
The Project Greenlight 3 film is finally here. Yes, Feast will officially be released in theatres tonight, although in (very) limited release. It will then be released on DVD Oct. 17. The film will be shown at late-night screenings tonight and tomorrow night in 95 cities, according to the film’s MySpace blog. MTV explores the …
Feast is finally getting its long-delayed theatrical release, but that won’t last very long. The film will actually only have “special late night showings” in theatres before it is released on DVD. According to a Dimension Films press release, Feast “will hit theatres nationwide for special late night showings beginning on September 22 and 23, …
Feast, the film that was produced as part of Project Greenlight 3, has a new release date: September 22. The Weinstein Company’s web site now show’s the release date for the film, and Bloody-Disgusting.com has the film’s teaser poster (scroll down), which shows the date underneath a pretty cool-looking image. It also includes the film’s …
The Project Greenlight 3 film, Feast, was originally scheduled to be released last Friday, and could have even been released last Christmas. Bob Weinstein liked the film, according to Matt Damon, and the Weinsteins took the film with them after they left Miramax. But as of now, the film does not have a release date. …