Death Keeps Coming
Posted by Rodneyon 05. 06. 2008in News Chat
We have some news to share about a promising western! We get wind of Death Keeps Coming thanks to our friends at the moviehole:
‘’Deadwood’’ villain Stephen Tobolowsky – currently seen as the equally devilish Bob Bishop on TV uber-hit ”Heroes” – is set to return to the world of horse-shoes and whores for ”Death Keeps Coming”, a new Supernatural Western from Tarantino Productions and KarlAdam Entertainment.An 1880’s Western with a supernatural twist, “Death Keeps Coming” is based on an original script by Milton, and tells of a mysterious lone gunfighter who rides out of the desert to save ’Sara’, an innocent victim of a horrific and terrifying gypsy curse. Executive Producer is Joe S.Bring, Producer is Tony Tarantino.
A mysterious gunfighter sets off to save a woman cursed by Gypsies!!!! Sign me the up! Supernatural Westerns combine lots of awesome into one package. When a man is so quick with a pistol that he can take on demons – his story needs to be told.
I really like the title for this film. It is a perfect fit for a western like this and immediately piques my interest. (It’s also a great set up for a punchline….you figure it out)
Getting Stephen Tobolowsky from Deadwood was a solid move. I have seen a few episodes of that show and will probably end up buying the DVD set. It’ s as great as TV gets, and if you have yet to see it – please watch Deadwood.
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Holy crap, I read the title of the post, saw the image, and my mind instantly thought Stephen Tobolowsky had DIED!!!
Damn you for scaring me like that…
But more on topic, a supernatural western is a very interesting topic, I’ve still got a hard-on for the idea of a zombie western.
Watch that first step its a dooooozy….
Sorry – had to do it
Groundhogs Day rules!!!
Al Swearengen rules!
Remember Sammy Jankis
I love it when the combine the supernatural with period settings. The whole atmosphere, the isolation. Plus with a Western you can have a sardonic lead character without them being all modern and ironic.