A luxury ocean-liner graced by generations of the rich and famous, Hms Queen Mary is now celebrated – and feared – as “One of the World’s Most Haunted Places” (Time Magazine).
Vertigo Releasing is delighted to announce that Haunting Of The Queen Mary will be released on Digital Platforms on 9th October 2023. Written and directed by Gary Shore (Dracula Untold) and from the producers of The Woman in Black, this is an ornate and deeply disturbing tale of the haunted Queen Mary ocean liner.
Synopsis:
When photographers Erin (Alice Eve) and Patrick (Joel Fry) are brought aboard the ship with their young son Lukas (Lenny Rush), they unleash a series of events that entwines their family with the ship’s dark past. As the terror unfolds around them they begin to realise there is more to this sumptuous ocean liner than meets the eye: its remarkable legacy masking violent secrets. As...
Vertigo Releasing is delighted to announce that Haunting Of The Queen Mary will be released on Digital Platforms on 9th October 2023. Written and directed by Gary Shore (Dracula Untold) and from the producers of The Woman in Black, this is an ornate and deeply disturbing tale of the haunted Queen Mary ocean liner.
Synopsis:
When photographers Erin (Alice Eve) and Patrick (Joel Fry) are brought aboard the ship with their young son Lukas (Lenny Rush), they unleash a series of events that entwines their family with the ship’s dark past. As the terror unfolds around them they begin to realise there is more to this sumptuous ocean liner than meets the eye: its remarkable legacy masking violent secrets. As...
- 9/14/2023
- by Peter 'Witchfinder' Hopkins
- Horror Asylum
Doing a wide range of voices for ad jingles, films and animations requires versatility, imagination and more than a little practice
The impish boy on the end of the phone line is superseded by a lisping little girl, before the boy's mother and then an elderly lady from somewhere up north take over. Just as an alien is clearing its throat, Joanna Ruiz reclaims the conversation.
Ruiz, 42, has supplied voices for a range of children's shows, including the Horrid Henry cartoons, and her more formal tones will be familiar to many who have endured computerised employee programmes on health and safety in the workplace. "I've just done one of those for Fife NHS on heart surgery about which I know nothing," she says. "Often I have no clue what I'm saying, but the trick is to sound as though I do, so I have to learn how to pronounce all these strange medical terms.
The impish boy on the end of the phone line is superseded by a lisping little girl, before the boy's mother and then an elderly lady from somewhere up north take over. Just as an alien is clearing its throat, Joanna Ruiz reclaims the conversation.
Ruiz, 42, has supplied voices for a range of children's shows, including the Horrid Henry cartoons, and her more formal tones will be familiar to many who have endured computerised employee programmes on health and safety in the workplace. "I've just done one of those for Fife NHS on heart surgery about which I know nothing," she says. "Often I have no clue what I'm saying, but the trick is to sound as though I do, so I have to learn how to pronounce all these strange medical terms.
- 5/14/2013
- by Anna Tims
- The Guardian - Film News
Watch the trailer for Phase4 Films' Horrid Henry, starring Theo Stevenson, Anjelia Huston, Richard E. Grant. Based on the children's books by Francesca Simon, the film is helmed by Nick Moore from the screenplay by Lucinda Whiteley. In Horrid Henry, when Henry fails yet again to hand in his homework, he inadvertently sets off an unexpected and curious chain of events. He forms an unlikely alliance with Moody Margaret, the infuriating girl next door, outwits corrupt School Inspectors, topples an evil Headmaster, wins a talent contest, and stands up to his ultimate nemesis. With each antic crazier than the last, Henry finds himself inexplicably trying to save the very school which he has always professed to hate.
- 1/3/2013
- Upcoming-Movies.com
Watch the trailer for Phase4 Films' Horrid Henry, starring Theo Stevenson, Anjelia Huston, Richard E. Grant. Based on the children's books by Francesca Simon, the film is helmed by Nick Moore from the screenplay by Lucinda Whiteley. In Horrid Henry, when Henry fails yet again to hand in his homework, he inadvertently sets off an unexpected and curious chain of events. He forms an unlikely alliance with Moody Margaret, the infuriating girl next door, outwits corrupt School Inspectors, topples an evil Headmaster, wins a talent contest, and stands up to his ultimate nemesis. With each antic crazier than the last, Henry finds himself inexplicably trying to save the very school which he has always professed to hate.
- 1/3/2013
- Upcoming-Movies.com
Written by Francesca Simon, the Horrid Henry series follows the adventures of Henry, a rambunctious trouble-making boy and his goody-two-shoes brother Peter. Originally a series of books, it’s been turned into a TV series, a film and now it’s very own Nintendo 3Ds game with Horrid Henry: The Good, the Bad and the Bugly.
This isn’t my first experience with a Horrid Henry game, the first being the iPad app we reviewed a while ago. This time round we’re treated to a platform adventure in the style of Mario featuring three different worlds to explore as Horrid Henry sets out on his quest to retrieve Bunny, his brother Peter’s toy rabbit, by solving puzzles and defeating bosses with his goo gun and its four types of goo.
The platforming aspect of Horrid Henry: The Good, the Bad and the Bugly feels very different...
This isn’t my first experience with a Horrid Henry game, the first being the iPad app we reviewed a while ago. This time round we’re treated to a platform adventure in the style of Mario featuring three different worlds to explore as Horrid Henry sets out on his quest to retrieve Bunny, his brother Peter’s toy rabbit, by solving puzzles and defeating bosses with his goo gun and its four types of goo.
The platforming aspect of Horrid Henry: The Good, the Bad and the Bugly feels very different...
- 11/27/2011
- by Phil
- Nerdly
After the discovery of a Viking burial site in Scotland, Norse history and myths are the focus of a TV saga, epic novels and a major British Museum exhibition
Longboats, funeral pyres, glinting helmets and drinking horns: the discovery of a buried Viking boat in the west Highlands a few days ago has given an extra fillip to a burgeoning cultural fascination with all things Norse.
A succession of Viking literary sagas, films and television series, pieces of poetry and avant-garde art, not to mention preparations for a major British Museum show, are now all on the slipway.
More than 50 years after actors Kirk Douglas and Tony Curtis donned their woollen tunics for Hollywood blockbuster The Vikings, a television series of the same name and a TV version of British writer Neil Gaiman's Nordic gods-inspired bestseller, American Gods, are both in development. The Vikings, which picks up on interest...
Longboats, funeral pyres, glinting helmets and drinking horns: the discovery of a buried Viking boat in the west Highlands a few days ago has given an extra fillip to a burgeoning cultural fascination with all things Norse.
A succession of Viking literary sagas, films and television series, pieces of poetry and avant-garde art, not to mention preparations for a major British Museum show, are now all on the slipway.
More than 50 years after actors Kirk Douglas and Tony Curtis donned their woollen tunics for Hollywood blockbuster The Vikings, a television series of the same name and a TV version of British writer Neil Gaiman's Nordic gods-inspired bestseller, American Gods, are both in development. The Vikings, which picks up on interest...
- 10/22/2011
- by Vanessa Thorpe
- The Guardian - Film News
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