Her character is a "seductress," said Grant Cogswell, the Seattle screenwriter who wrote the Cthulhu script. Cottle plays a gay college professor from Seattle who returns to his home on the Oregon coast when his mother dies and gets mixed up with a mysterious cult and a sea monster whose name is the title of the movie. The script is based on an H.P. Lovecraft short story, The Shadow Over Innsmouth, Cogswell said.Good points: low budget, filmed in places not usually associated with movie-making. Bad points: original story had no "seductress" character, and the sexuality of the main character in the original story was a non-issue. I still think this one is going to be stinker. But it's not like bad movies haven't been made from Lovecraft stories before.
Budgeted at $450,000 and directed and co-written by Portland-based filmmaker Dan Gildark, the picture will be shot primarily in Astoria, Ore., and Seattle, Cogswell said.
Because you never know what trivial bit of information may ultimately prove to be vitally important.
Tuesday, October 04, 2005
Unspeakably Eldritch Tori
More info on the Cthulhu movie I mentioned yesterday:
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