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Amazon will adapt 'I Know What You Did Last Summer' into a series

10/14/2020

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Amazon studios has greenlight I Know What You Did Last Summer. The studio wants to make the YA horror drama into a series. The book version was writtedn by Lois Duncan in 1973 and was made into a feature film in 1997. The 1997 film starred Jennifer Love Hewitt, Ryan Phillipee, Freddie Prinze, Jr. and Sarah Michelle Gellar. It made $125 million at the box office.  Writing the script  for the series will be Sara Goodman, who also worked on the book-based TV series Gossip Girl. She will also executive produce the show.  Along with Sara Goodman, Shay Hatten, Erik Feig, Pavun Shetty, James Wan, Rob Hackett, and Michael Clear all serve as executive producers. 


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Here is a statement from Sony Pictures TV Studios co-president Jason Clodfelter about the project:

 
"We are thrilled to have I Know What You Did Last Summer with our incredible partners at Amazon Studios. Neal Moritz and Original Film's development consistently fires on all cylinders and that is proven once again with Sara Goodman’s contemporary and pulsating character weaving suspense thriller."

Here is statement from Albert Cheng, COO and co-head of television at Amazon Studios, about the project: 


 "The best horror franchises always have another scare coming, and this I Know What You Did Last Summer series from Sara Goodman is a perfectly twisted update to the iconic slasher movie. Any way you slice it, our global Prime Video customers will love this modern take on the fan favorite film."


Here is the goodreads synopsis of I Know What You Did Last Summer: 


Last summer, four terrified friends made a desperate pact to conceal a shocking secret. But now, someone has learned the truth and is determined to get even.

The horror is starting again. There is an unknown avenger out there who is stalking them in a deadly game. Will he stop at terror-or is he out for revenge?




Source material: Hollywood Reporter 
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Interview with Mark Morrell, author of Online Dating For The Nervous

8/27/2020

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Purchase the novel at Amazon by clicking the link. 
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Today is Day 1 of Chris’s new life.

It’s a year to the day that his wife told him she’d fallen out of love with him and kicked him out of their house after 25 years of marriage.
Though shellshocked for the past few months, he’s feeling stronger and ready to start dating. But do people even ‘date’ at his age? Is this online dating thing really just for youngsters?
Chris genuinely wants to find a ‘special friend’, someone who he can share his life with, and he knows she’s out there somewhere. But he didn’t think finding her would be so tricky.
Swipe left or right … exclusive … block … connect – all these words have a brand new meaning now. And since it’s been about 30 years since his last date, he’s slightly nervous to say the least.
Follow his funny, emotional, frustrating and colourful adventure through the online dating scene while he tries to understand its etiquette and expectations, keep his business clients happy, and secure a permanent roof over his head (where the neighbours keep themselves to themselves).
Read as he tries to keep his grown-up kids happy and onside and his poor mum safe and cared for.
Will he ever find his 'special friend'?
Will the no-shows, eccentric and 'no-nonsense' women he meets (some who look surprisingly different to their profile pictures) be worth it in the end?
Or will he give up on his increasingly complicated search?
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Book Trailer: The Dark Corners of the Night by Meg Gardiner

2/13/2020

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You can pre-order a copy of book 3 of the UNSUB series! 
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My Best Friend’s Exorcism novel by Grady Hendrix gets an adaptation

2/5/2020

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The director of Killing Eve, Damon Thomas, will be directing the movie adaptation of My Best Friend's Exorcism. The screenwriter of this project will be Christopher Landon who also serve as the producer. Mr. Landon was involved with the movie Happy Death Day. 

Here is the goodread's story line for My Best Friend's Exorcism:


Abby and Gretchen have been best friends since fifth grade, when they bonded over a shared love of E.T., roller-skating parties, and scratch-and-sniff stickers. But when they arrive at high school, things change. Gretchen begins to act…different. And as the strange coincidences and bizarre behavior start to pile up, Abby realizes there’s only one possible explanation: Gretchen, her favorite person in the world, has a demon living inside her. And Abby is not about to let anyone or anything come between her and her best friend. With help from some unlikely allies, Abby embarks on a quest to save Gretchen. But is their friendship powerful enough to beat the devil?

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Interview with Mr. Lee Bacon, author of The Last Human

10/19/2019

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Mr. Lee Bacon started writing children's book when he stayed in Germany for two years. He has written Joshua Dread series in which it got nominated for 2015 Nutmeg Award. It was also selected for the Spirit of Texas Reading Program. Joshua Dread was translated numerous language. He also wrote a middle-grade series titled Legentopia. Now, his latest book titled THE LAST HUMAN is here. Here is the goodread's  synopsis for The Last Human:

​In a future when humans are believed to be extinct, what will one curious robot do when it finds a girl who needs its help?

In the future, robots have eliminated humans, and 12-year-old robot XR_935 is just fine with that. Without humans around, there is no war, no pollution, no crime. Every member of society has a purpose. Everything runs smoothly and efficiently. Until the day XR discovers something impossible: a human girl named Emma. Now, Emma must embark on a dangerous voyage with XR and two other robots in search of a mysterious point on a map. But how will they survive in a place where rules are never broken and humans aren’t supposed to exist? And what will they find at the end of their journey? 

So, take this time to get to know Lee Bacon and his compelling story that is now being made into a film by Phil Lord and Chris Miller(Artemis, The Lego Batman Movie). 


1.      What is the genesis of The Last Human?


I was walking home from the grocery store, listening to Ezra Klein’s podcast. He was interviewing Yuval Harari, the author of Sapiens, which is a book I really love. During the interview, Harari was asked whether he thinks human beings will be the dominant life form on Earth in 300 years. His answer came instantly: "Absolutely not!" According to his prediction, humans will either destroy the world or we'll be surpassed by our own creation: technology.
When I heard this, I nearly dropped the bag of groceries I was carrying. I was startled by what he said. And inspired. My imagination immediately began conjuring a future world. A world in which humans have gone extinct. A world ruled by robots.
I decided, right there on the sidewalk: I HAD to write this story. That same day, I began writing The Last Human. 
 
2.      What research did you do when writing The Last Human?
 
One of the challenges of researching robotics and AI is the rapid advancement of technology. Even books that were published in the past few years feel outdated. But I still managed to find a few books that were really helpful in researching The Last Human. One was Yuval Harari’s follow-up to Sapiens, Homo Deus, which actually offered the epigraph for The Last Human: “Organisms are algorithms.” A statement that’s both simple and deep. Whenever I worried about losing my way on The Last Human, I’d go back to this quote. Organisms are algorithms. Both simple and deep, it seemed to cut straight to the heart of what I was trying to do with the novel. To tell a story about finding a connection between two very different worlds.
 
My research also involved listening to a lot of tech podcasts, talking to friends in the tech industry and watching videos of robots, especially the wonderful YouTube channel from Boston Dynamics.
 
3.      What was your writing schedule when you wrote The Last Human?
 
I’m a morning person. I’m at my best when I’m on a routine of waking up super-early (sometimes as early as 3am), making myself a green tea, and sitting down at my desk to write. I love feeling like I’m the only person awake in the world. Like time doesn’t exist. I’ll usually write for four or five hours, sipping green tea and tapping away on my keyboard. I generally finish up by 9 or 10am. By the time everyone else is just starting their day, I’m pretty much finished!
 
Sometimes, I also hit a second wind in the afternoon—around 4:30pm. If the weather’s nice, I’ll go out on the back deck with my laptop and try to write a little more.
 
4.      How long did it take you to write the first draft of The Last Human?
 
About six months.


5.      Did you know how The Last Human would end or did it come to you while writing the story? 
 
On that first day, when the idea struck me while listening to a podcast, I had no idea how The Last Human would end. I only knew the basic premise. A book narrated by a robot, who unexpectedly discovers a human—even though humans are supposed to be extinct. It was only later—as I was writing the book—that I gradually figured out the ending.
 
6.      What was the hardest chapter to write and why?
 
The Last Human has over a hundred chapters, most of which are only 2 or 3 pages, so I don’t really think about which individual chapter gave me the most trouble. I can only think about it in more general terms. The middle. That was the hardest part. Which is the case with every book I write. The first fifty pages usually (hopefully!) hum along on the momentum of a new idea, building the world, exploring the characters. And if I manage to make it to the final fifty pages of a novel (which isn’t always the case—some books get abandoned halfway through), I can see the light at the end of the tunnel. Definitely a source of motivation. But the middle . . . that’s where things get tricky. You’ve got to do all the hard story stuff, moving things forward, maintaining the velocity of the story while also hitting all the important landmarks on the plot. If I lose steam on a book, it’s usually somewhere in the middle. Luckily, with The Last Human, I managed to make it to the end!
 
7.      How do you continue a flow of creativity day by day?
 
Writing a book is a marathon, not a sprint. Don’t think about the entire novel. Just the passage you’re working on that day. Little by little. One foot in front of the other. If I’m in a good routine, waking up early and writing for 4-5 hours a day, I’ll make steady progress. Not all of what I write will be pure gold, but that’s what revisions are for!
 
8. Silly-Game question: from The Last Human novel could you please leaf through the pages and point at a random place. What is the full sentence? And what is the page number of this random sentence? 
 

I don’t have the final versions of The Last Human yet. Only the advance reader copy. So the page number probably won’t match the final edition. But here goes!
 
“Most humans could withstand several minutes/hours in direct sunlight before their skin burned.” Page 95 of the advance reader copy.
 
9.  Which fictional character (besides yours) would you like to sit down and chat with?
 
Nick Carraway from The Great Gatsby. He seems like the kind of person you’d want to meet at a party. An eloquent speaker with a good story to tell. But also an excellent listener. And I bet he makes a good cocktail.
 
10.  Congrats on the news that Mr. Phil Lord and Chris Miller are adapting your novel, what scene are you looking forward to seeing on the big screen?
 
Lord & Miller are my favorite comedy filmmakers. It’s such a thrill to be working with them. I can’t wait to see the ideas they bring to a film adaptation. All the ways that their zany, brilliant vision will shape the story. I’m really curious to see how they’ll depict the scene of the two main characters meeting for the first time, when XR_935 encounters Emma.
 
11.  Also, congrats on having Mr. Henry Gayden, writer of DC super movie SHAZAM!, writing the script, have you ever consider writing screenplays someday or in the near future?
 

Absolutely! I’ve actually already dipped my toe into these waters. I’m working on an audio original story with Audible called Interview With The Robot. It’ll have voice actors portraying dialogue from different characters. I wrote the entire story as a script. It was great to have the chance to work in a format that’s both familiar (storytelling) and new (screenwriting). While I was writing the first draft, I thought of it like writing a full season of a TV show. Each chapter was another episode. And like TV, I wanted these individual chapters/episodes to feel like their own distinct stories, with a beginning, middle and end that would keep the listener engaged. But of course, each part also needed to serve the larger story.
 
I really enjoyed working on Interview With The Robot and hope I’ll have the chance to write other scripts in the future!
 
12.  What is your favorite book as an adult? What is your favorite book as a kid?
 
My favorite book as an adult is The Great Gatsby. I re-read it every couple of years and always find something new to appreciate. Maybe that’s why I chose Nick Carraway as the fictional character I’d like to meet.
 
My favorite book as a kid was James and the Giant Peach by Roald Dahl. It was funny and dark and weird. When I discovered it back in elementary school, it opened my eyes to what books could be. They could be anything!
 
13.  You lived in Munich, Germany in the past, what meal would you consider everyone to try if he or she visits there?
 
Well, you’ve got to get some authentic German food! I’d recommend a sauerbraten with knödel (potato dumplings) and red cabbage. My wife is German, so I go back once or twice a year and always look forward to a big German meal while I’m there.
 
14.  Could you give an interesting fun fact about your Joshua Dread book tour?
 
After the first Joshua Dread book came out, I did lots of school visits. Including at my old school, Oakwood Intermediate School in College Station, Texas. It was a surreal experience to walk back through that same front door, to walk down those same hallways—twenty years later. Everything was the same, and different. Including me.
 
15.  What did you wish you knew when you started your writing career as you were hoping for publication? 
 
If I could go back and give myself one piece of writing advice, it would be “Keep it simple!” This can be a challenge in those early days. Many ambitious young writers have a tendency to overwrite. I certainly did. I was eager to prove myself, to show off all the spectacular things I could do with words. Which meant long, flowing sentences, vivid metaphors, poetic turns of phrase. At the time, I thought readers would be blown away by my shimmering language. Now I realize how overwrought those early stories were. These days, I understand that a writer can do a lot with less.
 
16.  What was the last story (fiction or non-fiction) you read?​

I just finished The Goldfinch by Donna Tartt. It was my second time, and I think I enjoyed the book even more this time around! I hope she publishes another novel sometime soon. Although—I’m not holding my breath. A new Donna Tartt novel comes along every decade or so. But it’s always worth the wait!
 
17.  Last question, if you discovered that you’re the last human on earth what is the first thing you would do? 

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Mr. Lee Bacon's The Last Human should be on your to-read pile. You should definitely check it out. It will also make a wonderful gift for any child that loves to read science fiction books.It's available on amazon. Thanks once again for visiting my blog and I hope each and everyone of you have a superb Saturday. Take care and happy reading. 

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ZeroZeroZero Trailer is here,here,here!

9/3/2019

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James Wan oversees 'I Know What You Did Last Summer' TV adaptation

7/27/2019

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Mr. James Wan and Amazon has teamed up to adapt the best-selling young adult novel I Know What You Did Last Summer. This time around this will be a TV pilot and not a movie. News has circuited that this series would the same lane as the MTV's Scream: The TV series. So far,  Neal Moritz, one of the producers from the film adaptation, will be involved in the TV series, and Shay Hatten, screenwriter of John Wick: Chapter 3- Parabellum, will serve as the screenwriter for the pilot.

Source Material: collider.com
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Interview with Mr. Andrew Zilch, screenwriter of A Crooked Somebody

12/21/2018

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From Minority Report to Kiss Kiss Bang Bang to Poseidon, Mr. Andrew Zilch has been involved with making top notch, quality movies and he is here to discuss his latest movie A Crooked Somebody. A Crooked Somebody is a must-see, thrilling film  that stars Rich Sommer (AMC's Mad Men, The Devil Wear Prada), Clifton Collins Jr. (HBO's WestWorld, Super Trooper 2), Joanne Froggatt(PBS's Downton  Abbey, Mary Shelley), and Ed Harris(HBO's WestWorld, Gone Baby Gone). I hope you take this time to know the screenwriter of this innovative story and go check it out since it's now on Video on demand (VOD). 
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How did you come up with the story of A Crooked Somebody?

A few years ago, my longtime friend Rich Sommer (who plays Michael in the film) mentioned he’d love to play “a psychic medium who gets caught up in his own lies.” I happened to be looking for a new script idea to sink my teeth into and the more we talked about it, the more excited I got about the possibilities of the story. After those initial conversations with Rich, I did a deep research dive into the world of mentalism and mediums and came out the other end with the idea of CROOKED’s characters and plot. The story details evolved over the course of months, but that initial kernel of a psychic-medium-in-a-pressure-cooker-of-his-own-making stayed well intact throughout the whole process.
 
What was the most surprising thing you learned when writing A Crooked Somebody?

The most surprising thing I learned is just how easy it is to fake a psychic reading. With a basic understanding of human nature and probability, it’s actually infuriatingly simple to convince a willing mark that you have psychic abilities.
 
On average, how many draft scripts do you find yourself writing until you are happy and satisfied with your work?

It varies from project to project, but I think I wrote five drafts of A CROOKED SOMEBODY before I had it in a place I was ready to show the world.


List three adjectives to describe A Crooked Somebody?

Relentless, Surprising, Delightfully stressful

What piece of advice do you have for screenwriters starting out?

Write characters that actors would kill to play.
 
What is your favorite line from A Crooked Somebody?


I’m pretty partial to the titular line – “It’s better to be an honest nobody than a crooked somebody.” It sums up the story’s theme in a way I’ve always liked. It was also a line delivered by the legendary Ed Harris who makes every line sound like gold.
 
Were you ever on set for the making of A Crooked Somebody? If so, could you tell me what scene you were present at?


The film’s director (Trevor White) and I had a really collaborative relationship, so I was on set for every day of principal photography.
 
What are your thoughts on Rich Sommer playing Michael Vaughn and Clifton Collins Jr. playing Nathan?

I’ve been friends with Rich Sommer since we attended college together in the late ‘90s, so writing in his voice feels almost as familiar as writing in my own. Because the character was literally written for Rich, the whole experience would have lacked a bit of magic if he hadn’t been cast in the role. And I couldn’t be happier that the film’s producers agreed.
 
I was ecstatic (and still am) that Clifton agreed to play Nathan. I’d been a fan of his since I first saw him in CAPOTE and knew immediately that he’d be able to navigate all the hairpin twists and turns of Nathan’s character. Watching the film today, I’m still finding new things to love about his performance.

Could you tell us about an interesting or fun moment that occurred on the set of A Crooked Somebody?

We were scheduled to do an ambitious overnight shoot in the hills above Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles. Shortly after sunset, we realized it was the same night Guns N’ Roses were playing a VERY LOUD sold-out concert at the stadium. With a limited window of darkness and no flexibility to reschedule the shoot, our actors were forced to perform the movie’s climactic scenes while G n’ R’s music (along with synchronized fireworks) boomed just a few hundred yards away.

 
What is your favorite meal at your favorite restaurant?

The fennel sausage and goat cheese pizza washed down with a Piehole Porter beer at Station 66 Italian Bistro just off I-40 in Williams, Arizona.
 
If you could write and direct a film-adaptation of any novel/novella/short story, which one would you like to do?

David Benioff’s novel CITY OF THIEVES is one of the most cinematic books I’ve ever read – and one that I’d love to adapt. But as the highly acclaimed creator/writer of a little show called GAME OF THRONES, I’m guessing Benioff himself would be the studio’s first choice to adapt his novel. Just a hunch.

Last question, if you were forced to watch one movie (besides the ones you wrote), nonstop, for a whole day in a locked room, which movie would you choose? 

SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN, one-hundred percent. And honestly, there wouldn’t be much forcing involved.



All in all, you need to check out this movie that Mr. Andrew Zilch has written. It'll be worth your while. I'd also like to give my appreciate to him for taking his time to answer my questions. I hope you all are having a fantastic holiday season so far. Thank you for stopping by to read my post..  

You can rent or buy  A Crooked Somebody on Amazon by simply clicking on the title of the movie. Take care:)
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Ordeal by Innocence Trailer is here

7/10/2018

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Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan TV series Trailer is now in action!

6/11/2018

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