A little bird told us that the Hunger Games star Isabelle Fuhrman will join the crew of David Gordon Green‘s (Pineaple Express) new horror, Suspiria, which is already graced by Isabelle Huppert, Janet McTeer, Michael Nyqvist and Antje Traue.
This ballet-themed horror movie (thank you, Black Swan, for re-introducing ballet into movies!) is, knowing its director, probably been done to the level of perfection, so even if it is a remake (which I don't approve much in general) of Dario Argento‘s 1977 movie (who will co-write the script for the remake), my guess is we will enjoy it.
Isabelle will play Susie, a young girl who travels to Europe to attend a prestigious school. When her colleagues start dying in a horrible manner, she begins to suspect that not all is as it seems within the school halls.
Although she played the antagonist in Hunger Games, her role of the adopted daughter in the 2009's Orphan was far more vile and her performance brilliant – I remember having real chills like a child while watching the movie, something that most of today's horrors are unsuccessful at invoking en moi. So if she repeats or surpasses the acting quality from Orphan, I'll be thrilled!
Also a little trivia: another star from Hunger Games, Jennifer Lawrence, turns to horror after the young adult fiction movie – she will take the main role in House at the End of the Street this September.From Hunger Games into SUSPIRIA
A little bird told us that the Hunger Games star Isabelle Fuhrman will join the crew of David Gordon Green‘s (Pineaple Express) new horror, Suspiria, which is already graced by Isabelle Huppert, Janet McTeer, Michael Nyqvist and Antje Traue.
This ballet-themed horror movie (thank you, Black Swan, for re-introducing ballet into movies!) is, knowing its director, probably been done to the level of perfection, so even if it is a remake (which I don't approve much in general) of Dario Argento‘s 1977 movie (who will co-write the script for the remake), my guess is we will enjoy it.
Isabelle will play Susie, a young girl who travels to Europe to attend a prestigious school. When her colleagues start dying in a horrible manner, she begins to suspect that not all is as it seems within the school halls.
Although she played the antagonist in Hunger Games, her role of the adopted daughter in the 2009's Orphan was far more vile and her performance brilliant – I remember having real chills like a child while watching the movie, something that most of today's horrors are unsuccessful at invoking en moi. So if she repeats or surpasses the acting quality from Orphan, I'll be thrilled!
Also a little trivia: another star from Hunger Games, Jennifer Lawrence, turns to horror after the young adult fiction movie – she will take the main role in House at the End of the Street this September.
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