George RR Martin Werewolf show POSSIBLE

[CocaMolar]

http://www.nydailynews.com/entertain...icle-1.2393922

Beginning stages. I'm guessing if they think they can attach his name to it and get people to watch it will at least get a season. Eh? And we know it probably won't hold back being A)RR Martin and B) Cinemax.

[LycanDope]

Are there lady werewolves in it?

[Wbfoot]

You know the sad thing is is that we are the most content starved community on the net. Everything is a hint of a possibility or a terrible attempt at developing a satisfactory content. Let's face it. We are fucked. Not even missa or Hahn have quite figured it out. The ONLY way we will ever get what we want is if some talented member of the community creates /develops the production capability to achieve the content we are after.

So depressing.

[sybersamurai]

Originally Posted by Wbfoot

You know the sad thing is is that we are the most content starved community on the net. Everything is a hint of a possibility or a terrible attempt at developing a satisfactory content. Let's face it. We are fucked. Not even missa or Hahn have quite figured it out. The ONLY way we will ever get what we want is if some talented member of the community creates /develops the production capability to achieve the content we are after.

So depressing.

I agree. The worst part is I think for many of us it would just be as simple as American Werewolf in London with a woman instead and slightly improved effects and yet no one really seems to get it or have the ability to do this proper.

[Ivanks]

I find this ultra ironic as at the moment I'm working on a Sansa Stark Weredirewof sequence XD

[Anahki]

Originally Posted by LycanDope

Are there lady werewolves in it?

That is the question. There is another project out there that supposedly could have female werewolves in it, called "In the Lost Lands". I haven't read it, so I cannot say more about it, but Milla Jovovich was involved and some other people.
In the present case, the synopsis of "The Skin Trade" does not indicate anything about female werewolves. Or am I wrong?

[TF-Viewer]

Originally Posted by LycanDope

Are there lady werewolves in it?

No. I bought a copy of the graphic novel on the off chance there might be female werewolf content in it. There is none. There is a male werewolf and there are many women who are brutally murdered.

[Obsidian]

Originally Posted by TF-Viewer

...and there are many women who are brutally murdered.

So, basically murder porn? From George R.R. Martin? Surprise!





Oh wait, not really.

[make_her_grow]

Originally Posted by sybersamurai

I agree. The worst part is I think for many of us it would just be as simple as American Werewolf in London with a woman instead and slightly improved effects and yet no one really seems to get it or have the ability to do this proper.

The days of AWIL are looooong gone, guys.

There's a reason why they did things the way they did back then. CGI. Or in that movie's case, lack there of in favor of practical effects.

Modern CGI killed any hopes of ANY movie reaching that kind of practical effect any time soon. Thanks to cgi effects are over 9000x cheaper, not to mention quicker to edit and render.

In essence it's made Hollywood lazy, and it's showing in horror and scifi movies.

As a man who enjoys more practical over the cgi everyone still wonders why I prefer older movies of said genres over the green screen fest movies of today.

[Wbfoot]

Originally Posted by sybersamurai

I agree. The worst part is I think for many of us it would just be as simple as American Werewolf in London with a woman instead and slightly improved effects and yet no one really seems to get it or have the ability to do this proper.

Absolutely correct. I had hoped the brownrigg experiment was going to be that basically. He reached out the community and was on track to deliver then ... Fizzle... Nothing. I wished he at least filmed the transformation scene with the money he had.