Richard Stanley to make a horror movie at the UK Heavy Minerals Festival
Exclusive: Film director Richard Stanley, known as films, including Devicesand Dust and Out of space colorHe was appointed to direct terror Hard donkeys For the new Steel Mill Films in the United Kingdom, which is taken by the Guarative Guardian priest KK Download’s Rock in Wolverhampton.
Andrew Burnderas (CurtainPhill Cates produces the text program, written by Stanley.
The private sector -backed film draws the story of three young fraudsters, charged with stealing an artifact of the great power of the mysterious rock star in a huge music festival. The failed theft takes a horrific turn, as the three teenagers unintentionally call a malicious entity, and their imprisonment for iron inside the artifacts that move to parties such as a demon, which led to corruption in the detection of bank holidays and the threat to bring the world as we know that to the end. With the escalation of the high -level exotic night of control, teenagers find their only hope is to employ an unlimited heroic team to fight Satan and restore balance to the universe.
The team will photograph all external scenes in the largest heavy metal festival in the UK, which takes place from 7 to 10 August at Catton Park in Derbyshire, with the rest of the production in KK’s Steel Mill in Wolverhampton.
Veteran fighting artist Cenatia Roharrok will join a crew, some of which will be extracted from the world of rocks and heavy minerals. Talks are underway with them.
The last movie Stanley was 2019 Nicholas Cage, prior approval Out of space color. He was famous for the original director of Marlon Brando for the year 1996 Dr. Moro IslandBut it came out early to the main photography due to the creative differences.
Stanley said of the new project: “The stars have agreed to evoke this dream in appearance, an ideal storm of mineral arts, martial arts and cosmic horror, and the accuracy of calibration to burn their way to the brains of a new generation of mineral fans. Hard donkeys It is exactly what Britain needs and deserves …
Adam Gregory, founder of the Admstock Air Open Festival, commented: “We are pleased to work with Mill Steel films and Richard Stanley in this wonderful project that will show Bloodstock to an international audience on the big screen.”