Ferrante goes BOO

Cinescape Editor-in-Chief writes/directs new horror film

By Patrick Sauriol     November 03, 2003
Source: The Hollywood Reporter, Fangoria

Kismet Entertainment Group is about to jump into the horror genre in a big way, and through a connection here at Cinescape. Producer David E. Allen is launching a specialty arm called Graveyard Filmworks which will create new low-budget horror movies. And so what's Graveyard's first production to be? A spooky tale about kids trapped inside a haunted hospital on Halloween night called BOO! -- and it's being directed by Cinescape Editor-in-Chief Anthony C. Ferrante.

(And before you accuse me of pumping one of our own's horn, I found out about it just this morning via The Hollywood Reporter.)

Indeed, Fangoria's website landed the juicy exclusive last October 29 including details on what kind of scary movie Ferrante wants to make, a "truly scary and terrifying film in an old-fashioned way, namely without the reliance of heavy CGI."

Graveyard has four other projects in development including the sequel to 2001's well-received DOG SOLDIERS; a creature feature titled CEMETERY GATES; and SERVANT OF THE DARK, described as a cross between SEVEN and FALLEN.


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