Title: Ilmar Taska's THY KINGDOM COME
Description: screenplay co-written by Mariano Baino
Description: screenplay co-written by Mariano Baino
Sheldon Warnock - September 28, 2007 05:02 PM (GMT)
Distribution rights for Ilmar Taska's English-language Italian-Spanish horror movie Thy Kingdom Come are now being offered for sale by Fantastic Films International LLC. The movie, which was shot in Argentina, currently is in post-production.
The screenplay for Thy Kingdom Come apparently was written by Mariano Baino (who co-wrote the screenplay for and directed Dark Waters) and Andrea Nobile in collaboration with Vincent Villani (who co-wrote the screenplay for Alex Infascelli's Hate 2 O), based on a story by Loris Curci (who's also the movie's executive producer). The movie stars Marian Zapico as Karen, Tiya Sircar as Ely, Julian Berlin as Susan, and Chris Stone as Peter.
Here's a synopsis for Thy Kingdom Come from the production: "Psychiatrist Karen and her student assistant Ely investigate terrifying visions of apocalyptic angels of death that torment patients Susan and Peter. When the visions are revealed to be real, the angels go on a violent rampage that may lead to the annihilation of the human race...."
Sheldon Warnock - October 24, 2007 03:42 AM (GMT)
Corrections to the message above: Brandon Karrer replaced Chris Stone in the role of Peter, and the name of the character played by Tiya Sircar was changed from "Ely" to "Amy".
Above is a sales poster for Thy Kingdom Come; below is a new synopsis for the movie.
On a quiet summer night, in an isolated mansion, an artist, Peter, is plagued by terrifying visions in which Heaven and Hell mingle into one dark landscape, inhabited by creatures hell-bent on precipitating the end of the world. His eyes wide shut, Peter is convinced that the creatures of his nightmares are now gathering outside his house. "If I open my eyes they'll see me," he offers. "And if they find me, we all die." Other people - patients of an ultra rational psychiatrist - seem to be haunted by visions similar to Peter's.
Are the visions just a product of their disturbed imagination, as the psychiatrist believes, or are the mysterious beings just as real as in the artist's fateful words?
As night falls, their connection to the terrifying visions brings a small group of people together, and Peter's house becomes the location of humanity's last stand.
Above is a sales poster for Thy Kingdom Come; below is a new synopsis for the movie.
On a quiet summer night, in an isolated mansion, an artist, Peter, is plagued by terrifying visions in which Heaven and Hell mingle into one dark landscape, inhabited by creatures hell-bent on precipitating the end of the world. His eyes wide shut, Peter is convinced that the creatures of his nightmares are now gathering outside his house. "If I open my eyes they'll see me," he offers. "And if they find me, we all die." Other people - patients of an ultra rational psychiatrist - seem to be haunted by visions similar to Peter's.
Are the visions just a product of their disturbed imagination, as the psychiatrist believes, or are the mysterious beings just as real as in the artist's fateful words?
As night falls, their connection to the terrifying visions brings a small group of people together, and Peter's house becomes the location of humanity's last stand.
Sheldon Warnock - October 31, 2007 03:24 PM (GMT)
A trailer for Thy Kingdom Come was added two days ago to Fantastic Films International's website.
Fantastic Films International: Thy Kingdom Come trailer page
Thy Kingdom Come trailer (downloadable 15 MB MPEG-4 file)
Fantastic Films International: Thy Kingdom Come trailer page
Thy Kingdom Come trailer (downloadable 15 MB MPEG-4 file)
Sheldon Warnock - November 3, 2007 03:37 PM (GMT)
